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2	Being 'dopey', 'spaced out', 'daydreamy' I also think it can help to be "spacey". In college, girls called me things like "Big dumb guy". Go with it. You might also add "naive" to your repertoire. That kind of innocence can be very attractive. The whole time you are in a state of wonder, you are open to letting them play you. But you are playing them, my friend, you are playing them. Who's 'dopey' now?	/r/seduction	16/11/12 03:57 AM
11	How can a male acquire a trait known as "piercing eyes"? As someone who has been told I have "piercing" and "hypnotic" eyes... my answer is that you have to ask yourself the question "What am I looking at?" Ideally, you see women (and all other humans) as a dreamlike pattern of energy that you control from within the will of your own psyche. When you look at a woman, look deep into the center of her from which her idea of her "self" springs, and imagine that you are causing the waters of that spring to flow toward you, instilling in her deepest source…	/r/seduction	31/10/12 05:10 PM
2	I don't have the seduction instinct and I need to find it (Male, 18) If you are not the "hunter" type, try practicing the feeling of "I'm irresistible". I am more of a passive male, and having this attitude has always helped me score with the ladies.	/r/seduction	13/08/12 10:44 PM
1	I'm ugly as fuck. It's a huge mental block. I can't just "accept" it, and it's crippling my life. How do I proceed? Shhhh! I'm trying to cheer the dude up!	/r/seduction	07/07/12 02:08 PM
1	I'm ugly as fuck. It's a huge mental block. I can't just "accept" it, and it's crippling my life. How do I proceed? I just say look at The Ramones, or that big, goofy judge on Masterchef: Australia who women go crazy for. Don't worry! EDIT: Big Goofy But Popular Judge http://static2.stuff.co.nz/1260820481/429/3161429.jpg	/r/seduction	07/07/12 05:57 AM
3	A Note on Inner Confidence For me, it was understanding that other people have that same complicated dialogue going on their head that I was having in mine. One day, I looked at everyone I saw and studied them living in this conversation in their mind. All the stress left my body when I realized that (most) other people live in this unique world of their own trivial matters. It made me a better listener and gave me tons more confidence. Most people would rather talk about themselves, but somehow doing that with them has m…	/r/seduction	10/05/12 11:25 PM

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