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1	Comparison logic, and that hopeless feeling.. that "crushing" sensation when you compare To me, when someone who looks good "on paper" says that he has difficulties, I find it encouraging because, the way I see it, no matter what you start with - physique, money, etc, - that's nothing compared to what you can learn. Point being, if you don't have the skills to get started on the road to having the interactions you want with women, it doesn't matter if you're handsome, fit, brilliant, or anything, because you need to just get going and do it. And on the reverse side, even if you don'…	/r/seduction	27/12/15 04:26 PM
1	House Party Etiquette? To me, approach at a house party is way easier, and I happen to have pretty bad social anxiety. You almost don't need an opener - pretty much everyone at the party is there, on purpose, for talking to people, so you really just have to go up and chat with someone if you feel like it.	/r/seduction	27/12/15 04:16 PM
3	She says "I never know what to say to you"? There's no way for us to tell if she's being genuine. If she's using a line on you, at least it means that she is trying to say something you'll like. Overall, this sounds positive, in my mind. As far as advice for when she says this, I would tell her there's no need to say anything at the moment, and show her some affection, but that's just my style.	/r/seduction	27/12/15 04:10 PM
66	My experience with Tinder vs. DayGame The only thing that Tinder has done for me is to make me so bored and annoyed with online dating, that I feel like my time is better spent actually approaching women. It's way too easy for a woman to go with her cautious instinct and swipe left, or ignore messages after matching. In real life interactions, there is no screen to hide behind - she's going to have to make a real decision about whether to show an interest, or not, or else look like a an immature jerk. Tinder and other "tools" that l…	/r/seduction	27/12/15 03:58 PM

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