poolontheroof Archive

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3	I'm a 22-year old virgin (m) and I've been asking myself his a lot lately... a man who goes to a job he hates every day because he has to provide for his family I feel like this trait is overvalued in a lot of societies/cultures. Sure it's better than slacking off and leaving your family to fend for themselves, but most average men manage not to do that. What's impressive is finding a way to make a good living doing something you love, or a way to work fewer days so you can spend time doing other things you love. Rest of your points are spot-on though	/r/seduction	22/12/12 09:41 AM
3	How can I use my natural talent in writing to increase attraction? I like this question, totally agree about playing to your strengths. Personally I'm very logical (studied physics, I'm now a programmer), and, although I'm sure no one else analyses me close enough to notice this, it's usually pretty obvious in the things I say. I'll be the one to point out (in a joking way, of course) inconsistencies or things that are out of the ordinary but that a lot of people wouldn't consciously notice, which generally gets a laugh. Basically, I just try to find ways to fr…	/r/seduction	27/11/12 11:03 PM
1	a short non smoking failure What happens 3 minutes later when everyone is done with their cigarettes and you still have half an hour of your cigar left?	/r/seduction	26/11/12 08:04 PM