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| 1 | So I'm a hardcore people pleaser, which seems like a bad thing for attracting people. My issues mainly come with attempting to make people laugh and not make them mad. How do I break this bad habit?And instead of trying win other people's approval, i recognize what i have to offer...good career, have a house, have a car, relatively fit...and start thinking, do THEY meet MY standards. And before i start doing something for someone, i ask myself if they would do the same for me (part of prioritizing yourself). This is such a beautiful and healthy way of thinking, everybody should have this kind of respect for themselves! | /r/seduction | 19/12/18 08:22 AM |
| -2 | What hobbies attract the most girls?LgffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffrS s | /r/seduction | 07/06/17 12:50 AM |
| 2 | I've been working on myself and inner game for the last few years, and today I received the greatest compliment I've ever gotten. [+NOW UPDATED WITH STORY]Wow man! Just bravo! This is quality post, thank you so much for sharing this. It's crazy to read this and familiarize myself. I, myself am in the middle part of your story. Few nights ago, I went out to have a beer alone, no intentions whatsoever. By the end of the night I was hanging out with this random group of people, laughing, cracking jokes, having a blast. I came home, looked in the mirror and just smiled. I could not recognize myself anymore but in a good way. I felt great. This is how … | /r/seduction | 23/02/17 02:06 AM |
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