rose_roller Archive

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1	When you're not feeling it, do you still go out and socialise? Hmm. Never go in blind. If you know someone who is going to be there, and they know others, ask them to tell you a bit about the people there. Try to get an idea how to approach a handful of people. Big groups rarely stay congealed for awhile. If it's a group of eight friends, it'll probably break down to 5 and 3 or something like that. Follow whichever group you think you have a better shot with. Ask questions early on. "Oh, I heard you do X, what's that all about?" Don't be afraid of being the…	/r/seduction	01/11/14 01:08 AM
3	When you're not feeling it, do you still go out and socialise? This is speaking entirely personally, but I am a big fan of giving myself the push into situations. I don't feel like working out? Too bad. Once I give myself the push, I do it. Same with going out sometimes. Yes, I agree we all need time alone, but I've never regretted lunging into something. 99% of the time it clicks and I'm having fun, and I would have regretted not going. Again, this is just for me. I thrive in big groups. I'm a definite extrovert.	/r/seduction	31/10/14 05:56 PM
1	Difference between flirting and being friendly? When I flirt.. a lot of it is about personal space, body language, tone of voice, and where the eyes go. Usually a bit of touching is what starts the whole thing off, but there has to be a level of comfort first.	/r/seduction	31/10/14 02:32 PM