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| 5 | This literally increased my level in the dating gameDon't listen to her under any circumstances! Women will decry behavior as "creepy" and all sorts of other absolutely terrifying adjectives--then they will turn around and sleep with a guy who does ALL of those things. The key is to be realistic without getting disillusioned and depressed. Say to yourself several times every day "thank God I can just walk up to women and strike up a conversation!" -- after all, you could be living in Saudi Arabia (where I'm pretty sure they cut your d**k off if y… | /r/seduction | 26/09/22 10:48 PM |
| 4 | Need advice (23 year old mildly autistic virgin guy) ?Attractiveness is not a continuum from ugly to gorgeous. It is a spectrum, with party girls and sporty girls and hippie girls and bookish girls and nerdy girls and druggie girls and busy professional women and bored moms and females who are ovulating and just wanna get laid by whoever. So a rejection does NOT mean "you weren't good enough for her." It MIGHT mean "you weren't the right guy at the right moment," or it might mean "she's having a shitty day and you have no clue what else is going on… | /r/seduction | 20/09/22 10:59 AM |
| 18 | Need advice (23 year old mildly autistic virgin guy) ?Seduction is no different from anything other skill--except that nobody subtly socialized you to believe there was anything wrong with a desire to build bridges or play classical piano pieces. Men are raised to believe that their sexual desires are evil or dangerous or shameful--something women will laugh at and take advantage of as a weakness. It can feel, in other words, like the only way to maintain your dignity is to never admit you like her. Liking her makes you vulnerable. But the real ins… | /r/seduction | 20/09/22 10:20 AM |
| 2 | 36F here and I would love a cold approach but in an appropriate manner.Dude, I took a screenshot of this and I am going to frame it and put it on my desk. I have let fear take so much away from me in my life. And I have watched others succeed who were so much less talented, intelligent, or good-hearted than me--simply because they didn't act on their fears, but rather went after what they wanted unapologetically. | /r/seduction | 19/09/22 04:47 AM |
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