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| 1 | After studying attraction for 7 years and spending over $20,000 to learn from "the best", here's what I've found that men can do to attract women naturally without approaching or trying hardInteresting. I was just asking as the process of detachment and a sense of exterior objectivity when dealing with one's emotions and feelings has been in my personal experience intrinsically linked to both of those experiences. Also your way of relating to your ego as something to consider and let go of was something I could very much relate to. Not that this couldn't be achieved without them, but the process seems to be a central point in both experiences. Especially in people that tend to trea… | /r/seduction | 23/01/17 06:20 PM |
| 1 | After studying attraction for 7 years and spending over $20,000 to learn from "the best", here's what I've found that men can do to attract women naturally without approaching or trying hardSo I have zero interest in attracting anyone, yet I still read your post because it was on /r/all and the title was strangely compelling. I gotta ask though, and this may seem a little weird but I'm seriously interested, have you been doing meditation, especially mindfulness based meditation? Or have you taken psychedelic substances in the past? | /r/seduction | 23/01/17 01:15 PM |
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