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1	Two steps to approach women without anxieties and rejections. You're better off looking for girls who are in the need of. They'll be looking around. No seduction will work towards someone who don't look at you or don't answer to a hello.	/r/seduction	04/07/20 07:40 PM
4	Someone I know shared this on social media. People think these are the most serious problems men face in today's world (: Good to hear you can have an intellectually honest relationship. I'm sorta new to the subject and kinda hopeless that I'll ever be allowed to display my intellectual thoughts without undergoing ridiculing =)	/r/MensRights	04/07/20 07:25 PM
14	Someone I know shared this on social media. People think these are the most serious problems men face in today's world (: As a former "deconstructed male" I used to agree to these denialist-feminism. Since I started observing this community I was expecting to find here exactly what they think here. This is my first post here. What I've found so far: - People are more scared for the name of "Men's Right" than for what you guys (now me too) actually think. - That there are some social indicators that are worse for women, some are worse for men, but overall most issues are bad for both sex.	/r/MensRights	04/07/20 06:45 PM
1	I've developed feelings for my friend and I don't know how to approach the situation.. You're in danger. One thing to be wary of: many girls want to have a beta as a "BFF", so that they can rely on you for the (emotional and practical) support that she can't get for her ideal alpha. Eventually they may concede you some sex, or even a relationship, but be wary that they'll eventually kick you out and while they don't do it, they'll never be true: they'll always remaining focusing on the next one unless you apply PUA eternally. I've been abused by my friendliness for long and long y…	/r/seduction	04/07/20 06:30 PM
2	Has anyone been to Istanbul? I haven't been there, but Turkish people tend to be friendly, although closed in their own culture, and some things that may look weird to us -- I myself have the impression that they don't care so much, for example, about greeting/saying goodbye, and we may possibly wrongly think that this means they don't care. Of course you cannot expect there the same "liberalism" of Euro/North American, so be aware that you'll may find more 22yo girls that are already worried about getting to late to marry.…	/r/seduction	04/07/20 12:03 PM
1	The Truth About Social Anxiety Be careful with the idea of social anxiety. That's a secondary problem in seduction. The first is actually to get someone to talk to you. I consider myself not having much problem starting a conversation (not shy), but life is still frustrating because conventional girls won't even react to a smile or a hello.	/r/seduction	04/07/20 11:41 AM

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