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2	After studying attraction for 7 years and spending over $20,000 to learn from "the best", here's what I've found that men can do to attract women naturally without approaching or trying hard The question I've always had is wether or not "being myself" is beneficial. Being your self is far more beneficial than you think. It's what you bring into this world. You have something no one has. That's why it's important to become your own "Sun" as OP mentions. What if being myself isn't what society wants me to be? This isn't their story. This is YOUR story. I can't see why being my cynical anti social unfun self is the key to being more attractive to others. It's not because it sounds like…	/r/seduction	24/01/17 06:29 PM
1	After studying attraction for 7 years and spending over $20,000 to learn from "the best", here's what I've found that men can do to attract women naturally without approaching or trying hard Dude, you got a be true to your self man. Open up your heart & let your self be vulnerable. Soak in all those feelings and under/inner/over stand yourself & why you feel a certain way. Find the root causes & Be mindful about it. This is when things start to change and you'll see reality in a different way. None of it be will be easy though. You will have to accept the fact that you are going to run into bumps along the road and that you will keep moving forward no matter what. But yeah man, know…	/r/seduction	23/01/17 08:05 PM