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| 2 | When to lead vs when to act coolWell it's only a rule of thumb but a very good one at that: If someone is interested in you they will usually have a counter-proposal (another date when they will be available or an activity that for whatever reason is more convenient for them). My advice is this: call, don't text. The other person's feelings will show in their speech whereas texts are always lifeless and purposely short. They will also like you more because they are, at the same time, exposed to your feelings. | /r/seduction | 17/10/14 05:10 PM |
| 1 | How can I stay the nice guy?I haven't finished No More Mr. Nice Guy yet but I've read a singificant portion and it's very relevant to your question. Problem is a lot of guys in our generation have been taught to feel fundamentally flawed because of their masculinity and feel they have to be this nice guy who buys other people's affection by putting other people's needs before his own. In truth this attempted trading of nice behaviour with sex or whatever is creepy and insulting to most people even if they don't realise it.… | /r/seduction | 30/12/13 12:47 AM |
| 1 | Persistence?She's probably not comfortable enough with the idea of going on a date with you yet. I'd handle this by arranging to do something with a few friends and then mentioning it to her in a "it'll be fun, you should come join us" way. After that (assuming she comes) she'll be more open to you. If you're struggling with how to do it roleplay that you're calling a guy friend : you've arranged something cool to do and want to share the activity with them; this is your mindset. Try this and post results. … | /r/seduction | 23/02/13 10:32 AM |
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