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I honestly agree with the idea that "Be Yourself" is awful advice to give anyone that needs help. It doesn't give any details about how to achieve that. It's like telling someone who wants to get strong, "Just Work Out". Ok but how? How do I do it efficiently? How do I not injure myself? It's also easily misinterpreted to mean, "Don't Do Anything. Don't Change" which we all know is a terrible idea. At the same time though, there is truth to it. One of the most attractive qualities any human can …
/r/seduction02/07/21 05:30 PM
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Man I hope I'd have experience after typing that much. So I move a lot (every 5-7 years). Currently in a new city since January (not gonna say which cuz I don't want ya crazies to find me 😂) and already working on the circle here. A big part of it is really putting in the constant time to keep attempting to meet people. I've heard others describe it as pipeline. Imagine a pipe where in comes new people and out comes friends. And each phase is a massive filter. You got REALLY crank a lot of peopl…
/r/seduction03/05/21 02:27 AM
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I expect this to get buried but I'm drunk. So let's do this!! The usual advice: hobbies, meets up, etc they're fiiine. But that's just setting up opportunities. After you have the opportunity, you need follow through. What is that? Rsd Max has a great video he does with his friend who does purely social circle game. He explains it perfectly. If you want a social circle, you need to be the reason it exists. Phase one: meet people. Doesn't matter where or how. Literally I go out on the weekends, w…
/r/seduction02/05/21 07:11 AM
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