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10	There is a "blind leading the blind" belief in this sub that's hiding in plain sight My ex and I were friends for almost a year before we started dating. We dated for a year and a half, then broke up, but still remain close platonic friends. She's now engaged and I'm in another relationship and we still regularly talk & text. We're genuinely good friends. My current girlfriend and I were friends for over 6 months before we started dating. If you're an attractive dude and she's single, she'll still be into you whenever you decide to ask her out. It's all about understanding your …	/r/seduction	15/05/20 12:32 AM
6	The best way to impress girls is to have better things to do than trying to impress girls. A dating coach in my city once told me he always tells his clients to have at least 3 things more important to them than girls. Now in isolation, it's a good time to figure out what those 3 things are for you. "I told my girl she's the 4th most important thing in my life... It was me, my career, my mother, then her... and I love my fish too, so you better watch your step!" Patrice O'Neal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWcMqM9_kbs	/r/seduction	11/05/20 11:49 PM
15	Given the recent posts,what is your experience on building a good social circle from scratch? I moved to a new city a year and a half ago, across the country from my friends and family. Didn't know anyone when I moved there and struggled to find my crowd for a bit. I'm not on social media because I have a family stalker who always finds and harasses me (long story involving a cult), so I didn't have that going for me. Coworkers - They all were mainly transplants like me, too. Always make yourself available to hang out and go to everything you're invited to. A lot of people I initially hu…	/r/seduction	23/10/17 07:48 PM
12	Handsome guys of Seddit, can you easily get girls just by your looks? I work with a very good looking guy. We're both mid-level engineers at a large corporation, and both are in our late 20s. He has no hobbies, outside of partying and watching sports, is quite quiet/rarely talks, doesn't dress well, and doesn't have a great sense of humor. That said, women are immediately drawn to him whenever they first meet us. I've seen women of all ages, who have nothing to do with our work, go out of their way to introduce themselves to him and flirt around with him. We went …	/r/seduction	06/07/15 10:29 AM

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