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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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2	I would honestly approach girls in club if they were to even hold 1.5 seconds on eye contact with me. But I've noticed that most of the time, they don't even look at me. How do I fix this? Exactly! Which is why I said it doesn’t always mean she’s inviting you, there’s also other body language that you should consider.	/r/seduction	01/12/19 10:14 PM
2	I would honestly approach girls in club if they were to even hold 1.5 seconds on eye contact with me. But I've noticed that most of the time, they don't even look at me. How do I fix this? Depends on the woman. I know I do it a lot. Why? It’s an ego thing. Personally, I like a game of chase and when I make it clear to the guy that I’m interested, it’s his job to take it from there. But there are other girls who are just shy. There are also other women that don’t just glance, they take matters into their own hands. Everyone is different but for the most part, including me and all my girl friends, that’s what we do but the reasons differ.	/r/seduction	01/12/19 10:13 PM
45	I would honestly approach girls in club if they were to even hold 1.5 seconds on eye contact with me. But I've noticed that most of the time, they don't even look at me. How do I fix this? The eyes, chico. They never lie. ;)	/r/seduction	01/12/19 07:28 PM
83	I would honestly approach girls in club if they were to even hold 1.5 seconds on eye contact with me. But I've noticed that most of the time, they don't even look at me. How do I fix this? Look, this is just how most girls work. We literally hold eye contact for like 0.9999 seconds and hope to god that would be enough for a man we’re interested in to notice us. Obviously, I’m generally speaking but this is usually what we do. I’m not saying any girl that glances at you is secretly interested, obviously, but when we’re interested, that’s usually all you get.	/r/seduction	01/12/19 05:36 PM
2	Being More Masculine Gives You An Unfair Advantage With Today's Women This is true. I’m a woman and I prefer a man who is, well, manly.	/r/seduction	18/10/19 12:02 PM

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