darbyisadoll Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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5	Why does being inexperienced make you feel so nervous and hesitant with women? It is natural to be a bit nervous. But don’t be afraid to show that you are. It can even be a bit endearing and flattering that someone is nervous around you. And you may not realize it, but if you like someone there’s a chance that they might like you too. Seeing women as people is vital to all sorts of relationships. Worshipping one another only really works if it is mutual. Whoever it is- she isn’t a goddess. She’s a person who gets head colds and farts and has embarrassed herself in public e…	/r/seduction	21/12/20 12:46 AM
22	Why does being inexperienced make you feel so nervous and hesitant with women? Flirting is somewhere in between joking around with a friend and complimenting. The first time I ever hung out with my husband I put a record on a he asked, “What album is this?” I had just put on Father John Misty’s latest album so I said, “I love you, honeybear.” And he responded, “Yeah, but what’s the name of the album?” It was a simple joke, but it caught my attention. Flirting is adding another layer to a conversation/interaction that expresses your interest in a person. It’s body language,…	/r/seduction	20/12/20 08:54 PM
37	Why does being inexperienced make you feel so nervous and hesitant with women? Talk to a woman like you would talk to a friend at first. Or like someone you’ve met and would like to be friends with. Ask them about their interests. Once you know each other you can ease in flirting. Ask before you touch. “I’ll see you later! Is it alright if I give you a hug?” “Hey, would you like to go out sometime?” “Great! When are you available?” “Friday? What about 7? I can pick you up or would you prefer to meet me there?” Exchange numbers at some point if you haven’t already. Dates ca…	/r/seduction	20/12/20 03:34 PM
1	What's a great substitute for handshakes when meeting women for the first time? Whatever, dude. You’re tiresome. I said there were comments suggesting sexual assault-you willfully misconstrued my statement by replying that handshakes weren’t sexual assault. Do what you want- but be advised most women don’t want you to touch, kiss, hug, etc. when you meet them. Some will be polite and accept not to make things awkward. Doesn’t mean they want it. But if you’re cool making people uncomfortable that’s a shitty way to be. I stumbled into this sub and thought someone might actual…	/r/seduction	29/10/20 04:58 PM
1	What's a great substitute for handshakes when meeting women for the first time? First off, I am a woman. Second, there are comments suggesting grabbing someone’s ass or one just quoted Trumps “grab them by the pussy” grossness. That is sexual assault.	/r/seduction	29/10/20 04:37 PM
9	What's a great substitute for handshakes when meeting women for the first time? A handshake is fine. However, you are wrong about a handshake gauging interest or being declined if uncomfortable. It is largely considered rude to deny someone a handshake and women especially will out politeness over their own discomfort. Physical touch barriers get broken as the relationship develops because trust and comfort are built with time and familiarity. There are other comments in this thread encouraging hugs or sexual assault as an opener. On behalf of women I felt the need to step …	/r/seduction	29/10/20 02:30 PM
45	What's a great substitute for handshakes when meeting women for the first time? Wave. Smile. You don’t need to touch a woman when you meet her.	/r/seduction	29/10/20 11:39 AM
2	The Talk is Socially Retarded, Don't Do It. Doesn't this community advocate for not dating men who are anti-marriage? - curious tourist	/r/RedPillWomen	18/06/18 08:29 PM