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| 1 | 77 years and it's all still valuable and valid. And the whole thing's on Wikipedia too.I have a different sort of problem lately. It's not so much the fear of asking a girl out and being rejected. I'm not afraid of that at all anymore. For me, I'm more afraid of just talking. I never know what to talk about. I'm always afraid I'll say the wrong thing, or stumble over my words. And this is for talking with anyone, not just girls I'm interested in. | /r/seduction | 02/03/13 01:24 PM |
| 1 | Guide to Living with Your ParentsHere's my problem. I am 22, still commuting to college from home, and will continue to do so for another year. Normally, this wouldn't be a problem for most people. But my family is different. I have the most depressing, hostile, suffocatingly paranoid and divided family (while still living under one roof) that you could know if you met them. They're good people and mean well, but nothing ever gets done in my house. Think Hoarders, but not quite on that level just yet. The house is a mess. I hav… | /r/seduction | 09/10/12 05:37 PM |
| 2 | What can I do to force myself to go out by myself (I'm a complete novice)You sir are a brilliant man. I am so trying this tomorrow between classes. My ex of nearly a year and I just broke up about a month ago (actually, it was an extended breakup and we didn't cut off contact until two weeks ago). What made this especially hard was that she was my first gf and we had a serious relationship. During this time, my confidence and self-image have dipped to seriously low levels. I feel like this would be an awesome way to build that back up! Thanks dude! | /r/seduction | 08/10/12 02:45 AM |
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