infinitysea Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
2	77% of women say they want men to approach more… but... More accurately, 77% of the women would like the top 5% of attractive men to approach them more. The rest kindly f off.	/r/seduction	05/08/26 03:43 AM
1	How stupid is this statement:"Stop Thinking About it, Focus on yourself, and it will happen". If you're really focused on yourself, your motivation and attention is not occupied by waiting for people/things to happen. Sure people will judge a book by its cover, and nobody wants to open a shitty looking book. It's hard to look deep inside yourself to find what makes you a great or terrible person. If you tried before and found nothing then there is your first problem, all the external shit comes later. I am not the worst looking person, but I am also nowhere near the top 5% attractive peo…	/r/seduction	10/11/25 03:36 AM
1	I like this girl at uni but I’m scared of rejection Your fear of rejection is paramount because you think you have a lot to lose. Really think over your situation and reevaluate what you got to lose whether you decide to act or not act on your feelings. And if it is true love, then the other person should have the freedom to either accept or reject you. It cannot be true love if she can only say yes.	/r/seduction	28/10/25 02:32 AM
1	Fuck dating apps we gotta learn cold approaches and build confidence Practice makes perfect and dating is no exception. When you go on enough dates especially the failed ones you will begin realigning your expectations, your approach to dating, and maybe learn something about yourself. There is no magical number of dates to confidence because the effort and comprehension to dating is different for everyone. But, that confident and masculine energy will follow when you stop worrying about messing up or trying so hard to please the expectations of your date. When y…	/r/seduction	25/10/25 07:50 AM
1	What Does It Mean if a Woman Says That She Doesn’t Feel A Connection? If it's someone you've been with for years and they say they don't feel a connection that pretty much means your relationship is in the grave. If it's someone new you just met or dated it usually means you guys are operating on different frequencies or even parallel universes. It's kind of like you hear what each other is saying but you can't grasp or comprehend their reasoning when communicating your thoughts and values.	/r/seduction	23/10/25 02:39 PM
1	Do you attract unattractive women or do you attract them because you think they are unattractive? Women are generally attracted to the same type of attractive men whether they themselves are attractive or unattractive. But the people they find attractive and whom they choose to be with might be a different story. Oftentimes it's very clear people give off different kinds of energy based on the mentality they adopt. For example, the simp vs sigma mentality. The simp mentality is about jumping on whatever scraps of opportunity a woman is willing to part with, whereas a sigma mentality is more …	/r/seduction	22/10/25 02:30 AM
1	Is it common for competent women to go after submissive guys? If you are attractive to begin with, women will go after you whether you're a submissive or not. If you are just an average looking guy then I would not say it's common. There are many women that look for men that never say no to them, but at the same time when it comes to life's problems they expect you to man up and take care of it.	/r/seduction	22/10/25 01:06 AM
1	Do you think “confidence” is overrated in seduction? Projecting confidence is a way to seduce someone but not the only way. There an array of methods just kind of depends on which works best for you and if you can wield that power. Sometimes watching a person being in the moment putting their heart in doing a task could totally be seductive. They might not even be very good at what they're doing, and the projection of confidence is not really relevant in this case.	/r/seduction	14/10/25 12:37 AM
1	Why are romantic/dating situations so common at work? One reason is you spend more time with people at work than your family. Once romantic feelings or positive feelings begin to brew It's like a date that lasts until it moves to the next stage. Then there is emotional attachment. Some are more easily attached to people/animals when they spend enough time with them.	/r/seduction	11/10/25 10:53 PM
6	What's more seductive, an innocent face or an openly flirty one on a woman? Charm is a power not everyone can wield. The look of flirt/innocence depends largely on the face, eyes, and the overall energy the woman is giving off. I have a female friend who can be very flirty but when it comes to innocence it just doesn't work well for her. Also, if a guy has very little experience with women(or worships women), even a terrible innocence/flirt attempt may effortlessly rock his boat.	/r/seduction	21/09/25 11:42 PM
1	When a friend says he’s not into a girl — then starts subtly competing for her attention. What's the approach? I would say kill him with kindness. Compliment this guy and give him the spotlight. If you think the source of his charisma is from imitating you then he will be clueless as where to lead when he's put under the spotlight. When he makes his mistake then it will be your opportunity to come out on top with your charm, humor, and whatever else. If the girl is smart then she will see this guy as the snake he is, and if not and falls for him then you got all the answer you need anyways.	/r/seduction	20/09/25 01:30 AM