kalysti Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	I seem to be more worried about the social judgment of a cold approach than the girls judgment...? There are people who deal in crack who succeed in it. Success is not the only criteria to use in deciding how to interact with other people. What about the unsuccessful attempts? What are the results of those?How do the women involved in those feel about them? What percentage of attempts are unsuccessful? I don't think i'm ignorant. I just have a different perspective.	/r/seduction	25/07/17 10:45 PM
2	I seem to be more worried about the social judgment of a cold approach than the girls judgment...? Say I go to a party at a friend's house. If someone approaches me there, they are not quite a stranger. Or if I go to a bar that's part of the dating scene. It's reasonable to assume I'm interested in meeting someone. If I meet someone at some kind of activity, like sports, or a hobby, or when I'm volunteering, or maybe a concert, there's a likely shared interest. And in all of the above cases, women are most likely not alone. That makes the whole business a lot more safe. It's hard for men of g…	/r/seduction	25/07/17 10:25 PM
1	I seem to be more worried about the social judgment of a cold approach than the girls judgment...? I wouldn't have an opinion if I hadn't been approached on the street. Being attractive can suck if all you want is to be left alone. Which is what most women walking down the street want, attractive or not. All you have to do is search for the topic on reddit to see how many women don't want to be approached. I prefer mature, self-confident, considerate, sophisticated men, and you are clearly none of those things, so I probably wouldn't be a good target for you.	/r/seduction	25/07/17 07:57 PM
0	I seem to be more worried about the social judgment of a cold approach than the girls judgment...? Not a dude. Speaking from experience. Most women don't like being approached by strange men on the street. It is embarrassing and we feel threatened. Many women are conditioned to avoid confrontation, so they have embarrassed smiles and body language which is easily misinterpreted by the men bothering them. There are so many places much better suited to interacting with women in a successful way. If women aren't an object to you, if they are people, then I hope you rethink your stance on this.	/r/seduction	25/07/17 07:28 PM
-1	I seem to be more worried about the social judgment of a cold approach than the girls judgment...? Very few women enjoy being approached on the street by a strange man.	/r/seduction	25/07/17 06:31 PM
0	I seem to be more worried about the social judgment of a cold approach than the girls judgment...? If you approach them in a non-creepy fashion, there should be no social judgement around it, unless you bring someone else into it. Creepy being approaching strange women on the street, for instance.	/r/seduction	25/07/17 06:01 PM
2	I seem to be more worried about the social judgment of a cold approach than the girls judgment...? What are you talking about?	/r/seduction	25/07/17 05:51 PM
1	They say girls mature more quickly, but I don't see a difference tbh? Hey, I've been around a long time. I'm old. And sassy attitude is gender neutral, believe me.	/r/MGTOW	17/07/17 07:56 PM
0	They say girls mature more quickly, but I don't see a difference tbh? I didn't mention murder.	/r/MGTOW	17/07/17 02:42 PM
-3	They say girls mature more quickly, but I don't see a difference tbh? I think your viewpoint is heavily skewed by your personal experience. Boys and girls are individuals. Some are great. Some suck. Some start out great and end up being asses. Some start out awful and turn out well. Girls are much more likely to be involuntarily drugged, physically attacked, and sexually attacked than boys, so if you are seriously concerned about your ability to deal with those sorts of things, you might be more comfortable raising a boy.	/r/MGTOW	17/07/17 02:17 PM