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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	One-itis update! To be honest, No one should expect romance on the first date. But you've got her intrigued enough that she's willing to hang out. So instead of hitting yourself over the head for not attracting her enough before you asked her out, use this date to do it. There's only so much you can do while talking to her at the coffee shop. That's her reality. Now you have a chance to bring her into your reality. Here's your chance to DHV, use Kino, and so on and so forth. Have a fun first date. And keep us up…	/r/seduction	13/01/11 06:10 PM
2	Confidence Lessons from The Matrix Agreed	/r/seduction	14/12/10 11:25 PM
4	Keeping game going long distance? I agree with cheddarchexmix. If you're talking to her everyday, I would say stop because your life is pretty much revolving around her. You need to show her that you have a great and exciting life away from her. Go out, have fun. Live your life. Tell her some exciting stories later. I'll leave you with two things David D. has said many times. Don't let the line go slack. Give her the gift of missing you.	/r/seduction	17/11/10 10:41 PM
4	I cant wipe the feeling that when i use an opener am not fooling anyone Technically, when you use an opener, you're not trying to fool anyone, are you? That's really not the point of an opener. An opener is to open a set. It's suppose to allow you to start a conversation with someone. And I think people notice it pretty easily. I would notice if someone was trying to talk to me. They're doing it. Don't get hung up on the opener and keep trying. It's never a bad idea to just start a conversation with someone about anything, whether it's canned or not. Keep it up! =D	/r/seduction	17/11/10 10:30 PM
1	How Rape should be handled: A Defense of the Biblical rule in regards to the rape of young maidens. Do you have a daughter? Maybe a sister? Imagine if that happened to someone close to you and the law required that the rapist marry her, while either paying you or your father that "fee". How would you feel? There are a lot of things you are trying to account for when applying old biblical law in modern times, but it just doesn't work. For example, now a days, whether or not a girl is a virgin isn't really as big of an issue now a days when it comes to marriage.	/r/MensRights	20/10/10 06:16 PM

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