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| 1 | I'm reading "No more Mr. Nice Guy" and I am deeply offended.Ok, I thought exchanging ideas was communicating, not being argumentative. Communication is how people can learn from each other and expand the way they view the world. Granted, some people may perceive anyone having a different perspective as a personal attack, I guess. Thank you for the suggestion regarding reading a book. I've got a few I haven't started yet. Maybe you could follow your own advice too? Have a wonderful day. | /r/seduction | 06/10/20 11:39 AM |
| 1 | I'm reading "No more Mr. Nice Guy" and I am deeply offended.Generally, those are abusive relationships. I mean relationships where one party has no self esteem. They usually attract abusers. This goes for both women and men. I've seen examples of both. So yes, even a guy with no self esteem and no social skills could be lured into a relationship by an abusive woman. It's not healthy though, in either hypothesis. | /r/seduction | 06/10/20 10:40 AM |
| 1 | I'm reading "No more Mr. Nice Guy" and I am deeply offended.Yeah, because we all know those are the healthy relationships... please. | /r/seduction | 06/10/20 09:39 AM |
| 1 | I'm reading "No more Mr. Nice Guy" and I am deeply offended.This only goes for initial contact. You can't giggle/ditz your way through a long term relationship. | /r/seduction | 06/10/20 08:51 AM |
| 1 | I'm reading "No more Mr. Nice Guy" and I am deeply offended.To be fair, that's valid for women raised by a single parent as well. | /r/seduction | 06/10/20 06:07 AM |
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