gvkcps Archive

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1	[deleted by user] I've also read his book. It sounds very compelling at first, because everything he says makes sense, and he shows evidence of it. But after reading more about the subject you can quickly find many counterexamples and evidence for other theories as well. He is not a scientist, which only hurts his credibility when bashing other theories. My main point is that his book's thesis is only a hypothesis at this point, while he presents it as the ultimate truth. Too much sugar is bad, processed speciall…	/r/seduction	19/09/21 12:11 AM
9	Does anyone else have trouble ending things when it's time to "move on"? That's pretty hard... He said he would be okay with having a relationship, but needs to test the waters first. How do you test the waters without doing date stuff? I don't have an answer for him btw.	/r/seduction	10/01/21 09:55 PM
2	Push Pull Theory - a Unifying Principle I liked the introduction tracing a parallel with physics. Did not expect to find that here lol. Some comments (they are just my opinion, not trying to spit facts): Paragraph tracing a parallel between appearance and money: money does buy happiness in many forms, just as appearance gets you many types of women. A better way of putting it would be stating that money does not solve all your problems, just like appearance doesn't get you all the girls you want. If you are poor you have 100 problems,…	/r/seduction	28/12/20 08:17 PM