Anybody read Robert Greene's "Art of Seduction", and...

CokeOnBooty · 2018-07-26T15:46:34+00:00

I was the Dandy and Natural before even reading the book.

If you want to approach women in today's world you need hints of femininity and childishness.

Men are assumed to be always guilty for desiring what we were born to desire.

OGthelegendaryplaya · 2018-07-26T15:01:45+00:00

I did.

I identify most with the rake. I find my desire for women seems to attract them even more.

I also keep myself mysterious by not being an open book about everything.

I naturally have a dark side, so it's easy to show her glimpses of that.

However, I don't just pursue women in relationships. Like the book said. I wouldn't limit myself like that.

I also find good success as the charmer, but I assume I mix in some rake.

The book really helped me with the challenges of dealing with a coquette.

The hot and cold moods would drive me crazy until I realized it was a strategy. A good strategy.

Now I know how to handle those situations.

Title	Anybody read Robert Greene's "Art of Seduction", and...
Author	fuckingoddamnname
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Date	July 26, 2018 5:01 AM UTC (7 years ago)
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