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2	Everything is better after you make a move. (And a question.) In my family (I'm a woman with three sisters), to even look at a sibling's ex-fling would be unthinkable. Let alone someone she'd had a two year relationship with. Say you both end up together. Your new girlfriend might be thinking about how you and your ex did this or that in the past, except in this case it would be her sister. That's a level of discomfort that most people wouldn't deal with. Given the last paragraph about the similar situation you've had before, then I'd advise you to stop lo…	/r/seduction	31/12/13 02:38 PM
1	Women are 'hard-wired' to regret casual flings - but men only regret NOT having them, study reveals It really is as simple as that. Every time I see "hard-wired" or "biologically programmed" in an article, my eyes glaze over.	/r/seduction	27/11/13 11:46 AM
2	How do you practice attraction when you're almost never attracted? Yeah... In that case I'm sorry this happened to you. I'm trying to get past an intense relationship that I had earlier this year, so I feel you, son. In that case, start joining yoga classes, Zumba, running clubs and places where you're likely to meet women in shape. I'm sorry I can't give more guaranteed advice because I'd like the same for myself. Let me know what works. Q	/r/seduction	30/10/13 05:34 PM
2	How do you practice attraction when you're almost never attracted? I need a bit more background into how exactly you ended up with your ex. Was it an instant attraction or was is something that crept up on you? If it's the latter, that would be what happens to me most of the time. I meet a guy that I don't think I'd be into, I have an amazing relationship, then all of a sudden, everyone that resembles like him (whether race/ voice / facial features) becomes hyper attractive to me. I'm mentioning this to let you know that feeling that you're solely attracted to …	/r/seduction	30/10/13 12:38 PM

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