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| 1 | After years of reading seddit I'm finally acting on it and it's incredibly rewarding.Action will always teach more in this area than reading. The reading helps but it isn't the real thing for sure: good going and many happy successes! | /r/seduction | 16/03/15 09:58 AM |
| 15 | Asking someone out is just the first stepThe approach is not the hard part. There is always a "next thing". the problem of you are texting her...now what? There are 2 routes here the first is to take up a serious thread of conversation (like the bad childhood or something like that) or the flirty line (for example telling her she can't talk to you because she's too...whatever you want here). Then you have switch between the two a lot and that takes practice. In real life I can go from meet to bed pretty quickly but once you throw texti… | /r/seduction | 16/03/15 09:50 AM |
| 1 | Afraid to be in a relationshipAre you in America or one of the other hyper femizied western countries? If so then yes, you should be afraid of a relationship. Of all the women in the world (and I've dated a fair share as I travel a lot) American women are the only ones I'm too afraid to touch. I'm not saying feminism is bad (God does India need it) but most American women are Pop Feminists which means they are guided by thinking that is based on conformity instead of principle. The result is that dating them is about the mos… | /r/seduction | 16/03/15 09:14 AM |
| 1 | Suppose you became incredibly handsome and charming somehow. Why would an available woman ever decline you to go on a date?haha, yes. Women are like men, they get insecure and are not always confident. It's possible for them to feel intimidated. My girlfriend thought i would never find her attractive and so she didn't give me any signals even though she really liked me because she thought I just wouldn't care. There are so many factors at play that even being quite attractive and charming and "perfect" you are still going to have a fair amount of women telling you no on all levels, even if they like you. Don't let i… | /r/seduction | 16/03/15 09:02 AM |
| 1 | Suppose you became incredibly handsome and charming somehow. Why would an available woman ever decline you to go on a date?haha, yes. Women are like men, they get insecure and are not always confident. It's possible for them to feel intimidated. My girlfriend thought i would never find her attractive and so she didn't give me any signals even though she really liked me because she thought I just wouldn't care. There are so many factors at play that even being quite attractive and charming and "perfect" you are still going to have a fair amount of women telling you no on all levels, even if they like you. Don't let i… | /r/seduction | 16/03/15 09:02 AM |
| 1 | Today my pick up journey has ended. Here's what I've learned.It's going to get complicated. It's not an on or off switch kind of thing. Having a serious relationship only makes you more attractive to women. Not many people talk about life as a man in a serious relationship, we are told that anything outside of that relationship is bad and makes us bad people but given almost nothing to help us in the relationship. Keeping a relationship going is a whole subject equivalent to seduction. Some tips for the future: be very wary of the women who want you once … | /r/seduction | 16/03/15 08:58 AM |
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