daughterofvenice Archive

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3	What're some pros/cons of a direct attitude? I personally don't like it. Every guy who has done this to me was someone I didn't want to kiss- and I am someone who doesn't really like to reject people, so it puts me in an awkward position of uncomfortably kissing/being kissed by someone I don't want to be kissing. I have had a lot of guys verbally ask me if it was okay to kiss me before attempting, I admit I like this a lot better. Even if I didn't necessarily want to kiss them before, the fact that they ask intrigues me a bit, and I feel l…	/r/seduction	30/10/11 04:41 AM
1	[xpost from askseddit by request]A good friend gave me some advice. Judging by what I've read here, it's pretty damned solid and blew my mind. I confirmed with another girl that it's spot on. True! It's all about the key words, isn't it? :)	/r/seduction	26/10/11 04:19 PM
13	[xpost from askseddit by request]A good friend gave me some advice. Judging by what I've read here, it's pretty damned solid and blew my mind. I confirmed with another girl that it's spot on. I have had more than one guy ACTUALLY say to me (and it blows my mind) something along the lines of "Hey, I like you, but I know you'd never date me, so I'm just going to try to stop thinking of you in that way and just be your friend." I never understand it, and it definitely ruins any chance they might have had.	/r/seduction	26/10/11 10:03 AM