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| 2 | Why do girls never sit next to me in public?How you treat others is a reflection of how you treat yourself. He loved himself unconditionally and therefore looked at everyone with the same love he gave himself. | /r/askTRP | 23/09/19 04:17 AM |
| 1 | “what’s your body count”Nothing good comes from a person who lies to their most intimate partner. | /r/askTRP | 22/09/19 12:04 AM |
| 1 | Approach anxiety and process...Shaking hands could be polite if you are being sincere. If your energy is saying "I want to consume you to feed the black void in my soul" then politeness is perceived as manipulation. If your expectations are written on your face, it's obvious when you're let down. People don't like feeling like they are not enough, so they don't like you because they sense you don't like them. To avoid this you need to walk into socializing with an open mind and be happy to talk to everyone - even if they aren… | /r/askTRP | 21/09/19 08:02 AM |
| 2 | Why do girls never sit next to me in public?The sexiest man I met was Arabic in features. He emitted love from his eyes. No, I think less confident women naturally avoid sitting next to men. I'm pretty good at navigating men, and have talked my way out of situations before so it's only when I feel I can't talk my way out of danger I increase my safety precautions. If your public transportation is in a big city that increases anonymity which decreases accountability so stereotypes are used more often. Order of magnitude that would encourag… | /r/askTRP | 21/09/19 07:35 AM |
| 1 | “what’s your body count”I remember once asking this question before I'd had much sex. Now I've stopped keeping track it doesn't make sense to me. It's a reflection of insecurity and snap judgements. Address her fear behind the question regardless of if you answer it or not. | /r/askTRP | 21/09/19 07:02 AM |
| 1 | Why do girls never sit next to me in public?Female here. I was recently solo traveling and possibly offened a man by purposefully not sitting next to him. When you travel in a new country you can't stereotype people as well as you can at home. Everyone looks different so it's hard to tell on a scale of normal to crazy where someone lies. There are women-only train cars and hostel dorms for a reason. In the States I probably wouldn't have taken the extra few steps to sit next to the woman instead of the man but when you're brain is in trav… | /r/askTRP | 21/09/19 06:53 AM |
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