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1	Do you think chemistry is mutual interest? I’m not sure if it’s mutual interest, it might be. I’ve had good chemistry with a few men in my life, one became a fwb for a while but we are still friends after. The chemistry is still there but we both pretend to ignore it most times until it comes back. I wasn’t interested in him until we became friends, so it wasn’t instant.	/r/seduction	30/08/21 05:22 AM
1	Why isn't there any advice for women to seduce men on this sub? It’s not about just gaming a man. They way I do things works with not just a hookup, or a relationship, but also in the workplace. I’ve gotten my bosses to give me raises this way and made them think it was their idea. When I used to serve tables at a restaurant It made my tips higher, etc. it’s a useful technique if you know how to use it.	/r/seduction	14/05/20 05:36 PM
1	Why isn't there any advice for women to seduce men on this sub? In my opinion it was getting this guy to slowly flirt with me then acknowledge there was something between us, then seeing where it went from there. We could be attracted to each other and never act on it. I wanted to see if he had the balls, so to speak.	/r/seduction	12/05/20 10:58 PM
1	Why isn't there any advice for women to seduce men on this sub? Some women aren’t comfortable being overt initiators. Or in a workplace setting, not comport table voicing the idea of getting a raise. It seemed an easier path to get what I wanted with less resistance.	/r/seduction	12/05/20 10:56 PM
1	Why isn't there any advice for women to seduce men on this sub? Well we were coworkers so we needed each other’s number for work. Texting about what needed to be done during the day, chatting after work before going home became natural. We’re about the same age, so being kind of flirty was fine. His eyes told me he was interested way before anything else. I’d stay a little longer, we’d talk longer before heading home, etc. We talked about kissing styles in regards to facial hair vs no facial hair. It kind of evolved from there. That kiss outside of the car r…	/r/seduction	11/05/20 11:51 PM
3	Why isn't there any advice for women to seduce men on this sub? I like seeing how a man I’m interested in approaches a situation like that. It’s a good gauge on how perceptive he is. Open communication is very important, but right off the bat, if you haven’t talked to this person before, it might be difficult to say “Hey you’re cute, I’d like to take you out tomorrow” In terms of the workplace, I find it useful because it’s better to have your boss think it was his idea to give you a raise without you straight up asking for one.	/r/seduction	11/05/20 10:07 PM
1	Why isn't there any advice for women to seduce men on this sub? I agree. It also depends on what type of job. If it’s like your first job where you don’t plan to make a career out of it, then why not go for it. I’m not advocating workplace relationships, but you do spend a bulk of your time at work. If you’re at a point in your life where you’re in a career you would like to stay in, well that may be a consideration.	/r/seduction	11/05/20 10:04 PM
47	Why isn't there any advice for women to seduce men on this sub? I love gaming men. I find it a little different than what men typically do, at least given what I’ve seen on this sub. I really subscribe to the “drop the handkerchief” theory of seduction. So the basic theory is, a long time ago when women still carried handkerchiefs, if a woman was interested in a man, they would drop their handkerchief in front of them. The man would return it to the woman, giving him an opening to have a conversation. He thinks he initiated it, when actually she did. That me…	/r/seduction	11/05/20 02:34 AM
3	I'm Unsure on How To Be Sexy Confidence is a real booster. It makes you sexy without trying. Good posture, sway a bit when you walk, feel good in what you’re wearing or not wearing. I’m assuming you’re female. Men are attracted to confident women. Just be you, but the more confident version of you.	/r/seduction	15/04/20 02:32 PM
2	e/seduction needs more advice for girls!! I would say in my experience with men, being quietly confident is key. That goes for both men and women. Another thing, people often underestimate the power of eye contact. Don’t stare or be creepy, but if you find someone interesting, actually look them in the eyes when you talk to them, smile a little or a lot. If you’re shy, your eyes will say what you won’t. Less is also more. If I’m trying to catch the eye of someone I see regularly, I deliberately make sure I can be seen by them. So if I’m…	/r/seduction	13/04/20 10:03 PM