gossamurmur Archive

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1	What are some cold hard truths you've learnt from seduction? Growing up, you're sort of fed this idea of what the opposite sex wants and how you should strive to fit those qualities, ie: the archetypal nice guy. But what actually builds long lasting and healthy attraction is putting yourself first - your interests, your work, your studies, your family, caring about these things deeply will incidentally attract people to your life. I think Nick Offerman had a really great quote in an AMA where he was talking about his wife and if she shares some of the sam…	/r/seduction	20/01/15 11:26 PM
2	Has anyone used PIMP by RSD Julian? I haven't watched the choking vid or really read into the controversy about julien, but I have watched a lot of his instructional videos. The basis for everything he talks about is pretty much the same across most of rsd- having a positive and confident internal state, giving value, taking responsibility for yourself and building attraction, not giving in to neediness, and developing meaningful interactions with girls. How can any of that be seen as misogynistic?	/r/seduction	16/01/15 05:12 PM
1	Have you guys ever really liked a girl you probably shouldn't? define what you value, and what your boundaries are. live your life accordingly.	/r/seduction	15/01/15 02:29 AM