quintessentialnutmeg Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	Why She Goes "Cold" After You Make a Deep Connection Good call, thanks. This is the advice I hate telling myself because it requires me to show my vulnerability. I guess that's the advice I need though. Thank you again	/r/seduction	21/04/16 09:16 PM
1	Why She Goes "Cold" After You Make a Deep Connection I'll try, but how are guys supposed to know if I'm feeling insecure about the relationship vs they've shown too much neediness. If I am one of the few, then hes more likely to assume I'm acting like the majority, and thus show less interest in me. Which would be the exact opposite of what I'd need in order to feel comfortable with progressing things further. Lol hence my concern for articles like this being written	/r/seduction	21/04/16 08:49 PM
1	Why She Goes "Cold" After You Make a Deep Connection Agreed, some women don't like male neediness. I initially thought the article was going to notify guys of scary behaviors they do that can frighten women. To find "showing too much interest" as the only reason, kind of negates all other behaviors girls find scary. If the author wanted to write an article about how showing too much neediness is bad for your dating skills, I think it would have been better to label it as such. Instead, guys that show neediness are put into the same category of "sc…	/r/seduction	21/04/16 08:28 PM
1	Why She Goes "Cold" After You Make a Deep Connection I don't think the guy has necessarily scared her away. No offense to the author, but what an awful way to put it. It makes guys sound like monsters. Women worry about coming across as too needy as well. Also they could be scared of the relationship, being vulnerable to the possibility of love, or just unsure of how you feel about her. For me, I've never gone cold on a guy because he was too needy or showed "too much interest." I have gone cold on the guys that are demanding, or derogatory. Just …	/r/seduction	21/04/16 10:30 AM
1	Made up an excuse not to talk to this girl, wow was I wrong Ill vouch for that.	/r/seduction	06/04/16 06:55 AM
1	Made up an excuse not to talk to this girl, wow was I wrong Awwww :) 💕love is in the air	/r/seduction	06/04/16 06:53 AM
2	How to Be An Alpha Male Thank you, and exactly!	/r/seduction	23/03/16 11:30 AM
3	How to Be An Alpha Male Could also be called "how to recognize you're not over your ex, but with no real tips on how to stop doing it" Breakups are tough shit, you're not any less of a man for having emotions. In fact, getting in touch with these emotions is what the next chick will love about you.	/r/seduction	23/03/16 09:12 AM
1	How to seduce/attract shy girls? Is this after first meeting her?! Like at the library? Wtf.... makeout after just meeting her?! Good luck with that, but as a shy girl, that would be incredibly weird. If I'm sober, and the dude is moving too fast it's pretty obvious he does this with a lot of women which would immediately make me uninterested.	/r/seduction	17/01/16 07:15 PM
8	I asked a girl out. She said "no" but in a very awkward and unsure way, and seemed pretty nervous. Should I go back to asking her out again in a few weeks, or should I just move on? Don't ask her out again	/r/seduction	17/01/16 07:06 PM
-3	I just had the strangest night of my life Ooooh this is awesome. It's like you guys thought you were the only ones who knew how to act. I wish I could meet this woman and high five her	/r/seduction	17/01/16 07:04 PM
1	Using the honest and straightforward approach? Being completely honest is ideal. Mindfucking her by feeding her bullshit is a dick head thing to do. Maintain your class and dignity. She technically can't be mad at you if you were straight up honest about your intentions. I don't really see how "I really want to take you back to my place to fuck like crazy" could be too "nice guy." Obviously, this wouldn't be your opening line, and I'm just using the most brutally honest example. And good God, call her hot, pretty, sexy, gorgeous, beautiful. …	/r/seduction	30/12/15 07:48 AM