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| 5 | he always asks before kissing meI don't know how long you have been dating him but some behavior takes time to unlearn. Are you his first partner or first partner in a while? From my personal experience: I'm quite shy when it comes to initiating even with a partner but it wasn't always this way. My last partner shamed me quite a bit for initiating when she wasn't interested and when we broke up told me I was only interested in sex. While I haven't had a consistent relationship since then about a year ago, I've had two short re… | /r/seduction | 04/04/22 08:36 AM |
| 6 | Getting lots of matches yet no responses on TinderImagine the following two situations: 1. You get many matches but little responses. 2. You get not many matches but they do get a response. The first situation has a much higher likely hood of keeping you "hooked" on the platform since it feeds you a little bit of seratonin every time you get a match. If you only get a match once a month but it leads to a conversation you might not keep swiping every day. Having fakes and bots on their platform to generate matches is in their favor if it drives … | /r/seduction | 21/02/22 04:53 PM |
| 16 | Getting lots of matches yet no responses on TinderThe goal of the makers of the app is to keep you engaged. They have advertisement based and subscription based revenue models therefore more engagement = more revenue. If you keep getting matches even if you don't get responses it keeps your hope alive and keeps you on the app. The app makers know this. Their goal is to keep you in the apps for the rest of your life and that you never find a "life partner". Get off the apps. Meet people in real life. | /r/seduction | 21/02/22 03:36 PM |
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