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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
2	A few questions for seddit vets		mkjns571	/r/seduction	02/02/11 09:33 AM

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1	A few questions for seddit vets It's quite possible to be a high quality male that doesn't attract women. All this PUA material forgets to mention one major thing - personality type. Males who are less masculine / more emotional than logical / more introverted than extraverted simply don't attract women (or at least not as many women as masculine, logical, outgoing men.	/r/seduction	04/02/11 06:00 AM
1	A few questions for seddit vets Thanks for the reply. You're right with #1, I definitely don't do enough interesting things, or at least don't do enough things that would appeal to most women. "Sharing your passions with vulnerability" is a good point and I hadn't really thought of that. Also, I never stop and talk to random people so I'll have to start doing that. It's also true that I don't feel like I truly care about the other person, although I want to, and I always give the other person full attention. Once I get to know…	/r/seduction	02/02/11 04:46 PM
1	Why is this subreddit not more widespread? You make a good point that I hadn't thought of. However, I will say that learning how to act cool and confident has taken me quite far, and is recommended by a lot of people. Of course, that's not the end goal and is just a crutch. In my mind I'm still trying to figure out how to talk about something I'm interested in, not talk about myself too much, and still be interesting. I think to be interesting is relating seemingly unrelated things, sharing stories, etc. I suppose part of it is energy an…	/r/seduction	02/02/11 04:24 PM
1	Why is this subreddit not more widespread? Thanks! Yeah, with my personality comes mostly introverted thinking, so it's probably just practicing development of other skills, like better listening, extroverted thinking instead of introverted thinking, relating to people, etc. I believe I've read part of the book and/or listened to the audiobook, but it's been awhile. I've read other similar material and try to follow it, it just takes dedication to develop areas of personality that aren't natural.	/r/seduction	02/02/11 10:24 AM
1	A few questions for seddit vets Thanks, I read the thread you mentioned and will continue reading the other resources. Now that I think about it, it seems that for me it's the opposite of what many guys face -- I can get over my AA and talk to girls, and get occasional dates, the problem is I can't carry a conversation for shit. Or rather, I can't carry an interesting conversation. Do you know of any above-average material for improving conversation skills? David Wygant has material on just that, but I feel like puking when I …	/r/seduction	02/02/11 10:12 AM
1	Why is this subreddit not more widespread? Do you know of any books, video, audio, etc that can help me understand how to say interesting, funny, or witty things to response to other people? It seems the general consensus is that if you develop enough confidence and overcome your fear that it'll come naturally. But I've studied this stuff for several years, and have learned how to act and behave in a cool, confident, and composed way. This has earned me the chance to talk to women many times, but I'm probably the driest person to talk to…	/r/seduction	02/02/11 09:52 AM

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