craznhorse Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
148	Learning from "The Bachelorette"		craznhorse	/r/seduction	24/07/12 04:53 PM
108	An analysis of one of my all-time favorite xkcd's		craznhorse	/r/seduction	13/08/12 08:39 PM

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1	The pickup philosophy for Asian (and other races) men on picking up the ever so elusive white woman. I get the sense that you have an oversimplistic view of Asian men who get with Asian girls. Rather than seeing them as "stuck" in their comfort zone, remember that this is a choice with good reasons for some people. There are very real differences that generally exist between Asians and Caucasians. In general, Asians and their families are more likely to be recent immigrants, and for that reason share more cultural and experiential similarities with other minorities. Even little things, like "As…	/r/seduction	02/06/13 04:26 AM
2	An analysis of one of my all-time favorite xkcd's Actually you got me thinking about whether I could find some more concrete examples so I dug around a little bit. Here's what I found. It's very interesting to read through some of the threads from the top comments. It's all archived now, but hopefully some of these poor guys have come to see things differently now.	/r/seduction	14/08/12 03:58 AM
13	Learning from "The Bachelorette" Thanks for your compliment, Im_a_rapist!	/r/seduction	24/07/12 09:03 PM
11	Learning from "The Bachelorette" The whole mentality that show promotes is that there's this one completely perfect specimen of a human being, and the 25 others should be trying their hardest to get that person's attention. Totally true. Not only does it put the guys who believe that at a huge disadvantage - it also sets the competitors up for disappointment afterward. Eventually they see that this Prize on a Pedastal is just a normal, albeit very attractive, person with flaws and problems of their own.	/r/seduction	24/07/12 08:53 PM
6	Conveying Sexual Intent Early On: How to Avoid the Friendzone I think a good takeaway point is that you need to express your intent early, whether it is vocal or physical. After all, the majority of communication is nonverbal and that should always comprise the bulk of your attraction-building. I like Tofu's message, which is to remind us that this can be done subtly as well as direct. I would suggest that anyone who does choose to use a line like "you're my type" does so with some thought, so that A) a very logical and common response does not throw him o…	/r/seduction	21/03/12 03:47 AM
6	Conveying Sexual Intent Early On: How to Avoid the Friendzone If it's obvious at that point that your interest in her is based on physical appearance, then why worry about conveying sexual intent in the first place? That seems incongruent.	/r/seduction	21/03/12 03:10 AM
13	Conveying Sexual Intent Early On: How to Avoid the Friendzone You: "I gotta say, you are just my type" Girl: "Oh yeah? And what type is that?" How are you going to convey sincerity in your response, now that she's called you out for judging her character and compatability with you just seconds/minutes into your first interaction? I feel like any girl with half a brain would take any response (assuming you do give one) as canned, insincere, or just plain ridiculous. Thoughts?	/r/seduction	21/03/12 02:48 AM