iatelassie Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	Seddit, what's the best kind of dance to learn?		iatelassie	/r/seduction	02/01/12 02:12 AM

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1	To PUA's: Are you happy? You write. Are you a creative person? Do you write just when you're sad? If you're a creative person then your mind is just doing what's necessary for your creativity to function. Not sure if that makes sense.	/r/seduction	18/07/12 09:53 PM
1	Be 'Proactive' NOT 'Reactive'. Differences... Nice Aristotle reference	/r/seduction	05/06/12 03:57 AM
1	“I wasn’t attracted to you because you didn’t pay for our second date.” Yeah, I'd just rather not go out with women with that opinion. Each his own.	/r/seduction	19/02/12 12:19 AM
0	“I wasn’t attracted to you because you didn’t pay for our second date.” I don't like paying for first dates because I've dropped several hundred dollars on a number of women I met on the internet that I found had nothing in common with/didn't like them/or didn't find them attractive. Also, please start paying your half on dinner dates, or at least give him the chance to refuse. I had a date with this horribly boring girl once that I could not stand being around, and I still had to foot the bill because when the bill came, she didn't even look at it, even though I ma…	/r/seduction	18/02/12 10:37 PM
4	Good Cracked article with a few scientifically-validated things to increase your attractiveness to the opposite sex. That's a really damn good point about the pictures vs real life. I smile a lot, because I like good humor, and usually enjoy talking to people. I'm also a reporter, so I have to work with people all the time--in person and over the phone, the people who are most pleasurable to deal with are those who smile. Now, while I can see why there's a perceived (read: socially engineered through tough-guy movies. They reference James Bond, a guy who is played by movie stars on the level 10 of hotness) all…	/r/seduction	01/02/12 05:46 AM
1	Hey Seddit, I made this flowchart for a quick way to always have something to say. What do you think? Patrick Bateman: Do you know what Ed Gein said about women? David Van Patten: Ed Gein? The maitre 'd at Canal Bar? Patrick Bateman: No, serial killer, Wisconsin, the '50s. Craig McDermott: So what did he say? Patrick Bateman: "When I see a pretty girl walking down the street, I think two things. One part wants me to take her out, talk to her, be real nice and sweet and treat her right." David Van Patten: And what did the other part think? Patrick Bateman: "What her head would look like on a stic…	/r/seduction	31/01/12 04:48 AM
14	The Sedditor's Checklist I'm no expert, by any means, but these examples make it sound like you're seeking to close in every instance. It's not the point! And if girls are running away from you soley because you were talking to someone they don't like--- you've probably saved yourself some trouble.	/r/seduction	23/12/11 07:28 AM
1	Talk To Everyone, Not Just Hot Girls! Also why you should follow this advice: Emotional IQ (which is basically social affability, to some extent) is the main reason why people get promoted and get jobs. Talking to everyone enhances this skill.	/r/seduction	22/12/11 03:01 AM
7	Stop caring about outcome -> Entertain Self I honestly like this approach more than doing seduction. Seduction can be fun, and in the right situations it's downright classy and the game feels great. But the key to enjoying life is what testmypatience has written. We've only got one shot at this, so you might as well enjoy yourself. Why not?	/r/seduction	26/11/11 07:12 AM
6	ON GIVING VALUE: Why you're not being invited out to do cool things You're right, buuut the ability to have a mature conversation will be valued among a more intellectual crowd (which is more often than not, older); basically, I'm calling attention to the problem where a smart person sacrifices their integrity to contribute to the social group, which, maybe 60/40, will not give back to you. Like I said, these skills are crucial--even more so in terms of business relationships--but there's still that realistic factor of owning up to yourself and playing your own …	/r/seduction	18/10/11 04:33 AM
6	ON GIVING VALUE: Why you're not being invited out to do cool things With all fairness, a lot of this advice, while absolutely valid, pertains to crowds of 18 - 24-year-olds. Why? Because as you get into your late 20s, this shit becomes boring. Make no mistake, all those 'giving value' traits are absolutely real in most situations, and will likely make you popular with random people. But when you feel the need to have mature conversations, you can't rely on this stuff. There's definitely a concern of of being the life of the party and having fun, and being the li…	/r/seduction	18/10/11 03:40 AM