elisa7joy Archive

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2	Girls don't do things by accident Ha! Well I don't use it so much now as an adult, but I worked it hard as teenager and into my 20s. It's worked and not worked both, currently I have tried practically shin kicking and been frustrated, so I'm trying slightly more passive than that now!	/r/seduction	19/04/21 06:34 PM
2	Girls don't do things by accident Sometimes you just can't wait 😂😂	/r/seduction	19/04/21 02:17 PM
1	Girls don't do things by accident Hold on, wouldn't shaking your ass in someone's direction be their own decision? Their choice to engage in "attraction by proximity".	/r/seduction	19/04/21 02:01 PM
2	Girls don't do things by accident I don't think it's that we expect it as much as it is we are taught that unless the man offers or initiates something he isn't truly interested... I.e. Books like "Here's just not that into you"	/r/seduction	19/04/21 01:58 PM
2	Girls don't do things by accident Omg bottom line? That sounds so arrogant. You aren't going to be able to undo decades perhaps millenniums by just stating how things "should be". The only way things like this change is slowly over time. So perhaps a better idea is not to share your opinions like they are orders. People will be more likely to listen and then maybe we can start to see this stupid behavior change!	/r/seduction	19/04/21 01:56 PM
3	Girls don't do things by accident Ugh the old attraction by proximity approach, I hate it and use it still😂	/r/seduction	19/04/21 01:52 PM
1	Girls don't do things by accident Imo sex is different than the initial approach. It's the initial approach women are most taught to avoid. I am comfortable initiating sex because at that point I already know the guy likes me. However, if I feel like I am the one initiating all of the time, I am likely to start feeling insecure. Personally I tend to be a bit aggressive even. I actually had one guy tell me I made him feel like a piece of meat🤣 Still it's only something I will do after I know the interest is there	/r/seduction	19/04/21 01:44 PM
1	Girls don't do things by accident That may be and most likely IS true... However the power of suggestion is strong, and as a hormone filled teenager reading teen mags... Speaking for myself, when it came to the guy I wanted my senior year of high school, I played the friend role HARD. At least it did work eventually 😂 We aren't together anymore that was a while back, but I still have a very good relationship with him, so I guess that would be at least one success story for this method...	/r/seduction	18/04/21 06:48 PM
1	Girls don't do things by accident Sorry the comment about the third grade sounded kind of like a dig. I apologize. I did make another comment about why the original post can or may imply to some the idea of 100% of the time. That is because the use of the workout. A better word may be rarely?	/r/seduction	18/04/21 06:41 PM
1	Girls don't do things by accident The only reason I said the post that was made originally implies 100% is because of the word don't. It suggests that something never happens.	/r/seduction	18/04/21 06:39 PM
11	Girls don't do things by accident Also I am agreeing with you it sounds like so why would you be demeaning to me?	/r/seduction	18/04/21 06:37 PM
0	Girls don't do things by accident I don't see your having mentioned any percentage in the original post	/r/seduction	18/04/21 06:36 PM
2	Girls don't do things by accident Sorry I just realized I replied to your comment and I didn't comment on the person's comment at all! I apologize. What I was going to say is, it sounds like your method of the proximity approach sounds like it's eye contact. Instead of actually bumping into a person you will find a way to make eye contact with them, they even go up and speak to them in order to make eye contact with them. Either way this is still a passive approach. Just to be clear I don't like this behavior and I really hate t…	/r/seduction	18/04/21 06:36 PM
14	Girls don't do things by accident Ahem as a female, I would say this is true about as much as 85% off the time. The thought behind this is if you're somehow in proximity of the person that you have a crush on they will notice you and then fall for you. One of the main reasons females do this is because of the stuff we are told growing up about men, we are told we should never be the first to talk, ask someone out, or make a move physically. This kind of thinking leaves us with only be maybe if I'm close enough to him tell notice…	/r/seduction	18/04/21 06:31 PM