So I've been reading seduction material for probably about 6 months now. I've seen many similar themes, one of them being "assume attraction". I don't understand how it works. I get that I'm supposed to assume all girls are attracted to me and pursue whomever I want because they want to hook up with me. But what I don't get is why it never seems to be true. I assume attraction with every girl I meet, and the girls generally end up not being interested in me. It seems like a very ineffective mindset, because at least in my mind, if a girl wants to hook up with me, then I just need to show that I'm interested in them and make a move. Then I try to set up a date or make a move while out with the girl, and I learn that they aren't actually interested and just "want to be friends". Could this be something wrong with my overall approach, or am I using the 'assume attraction' concept incorrectly?
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