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1	[deleted by user] interesting. I went to college with the intention of getting better at socializing and flirting since I was a home body AP student in high school. Because of covid, I didn't get far in that, but I wish I took that time to work on myself a lot more. Like I got better at surfing and got into the gym routine. I cooked a lot, figured out how to dress myself, etc. But I was still hella slacking in school and couldn't get myself to do anything I "didn't want to do". I was still watching a lot of youtu…	/r/seduction	13/10/22 09:55 PM
2	The good men are so “elusive and rare” because good men are treated the same, if not worse, than the bad ones I actually realized this myself. The most sexually and romantically active people are so toxic because I think deep down, they don’t want to hurt the feelings of nice people. They want the romance and sex and out of selfishness, they want to be able to move onto the next person without feeling bad. They can say “oh he/she was an asshole anyways”. Also, ppl want drama because it makes life interesting. It’s horrible but it’s reality.	/r/WhereAllTheGoodMenAre	30/07/21 01:04 AM