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| 1 | Going out with a Co-WorkerTough spot to be in honestly. I’ve been there before and thankfully it ended amicably. But to get it to work in your favor, your best bet is to play it slow and not force the issue. You don’t want her to feel uncomfortable. If she is down to out again, I would encourage you to take her out and see how she feels. I think the more you get to know her and what she is thinking, it will help you get a better sense of what she wants to do. Maybe this time it will be different (less confusing and more … | /r/seduction | 28/12/19 12:35 AM |
| 6 | Haven’t been on a date/flirted in 7 years. Need some major tips on how to pick girls up at the bar.I didn't start dating until I was about 20. I didn't have any interest in it during high school trying to get life sorted out. I would not actively seek trying to go out on the dating scene. It literally comes naturally as you start to go out and meet new people. All of my relationships thus far have come from my authentic self. Being yourself is really the best way to meet someone that compliments you as a person. Not the other way around. If you are really interested in trying to meet new peop… | /r/seduction | 02/10/19 09:23 PM |
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