This might seem like a dumb question but I think it's worth asking. Here, what I mean by seduction is what people generally think of, when they say seduction. It would be defining seduction as: Making someone who's either not attracted to you or is neutral towards you, attracted to you. A rough definition of attraction would be: someone finding you suitable as a mating partner.

Here seduction takes place before attraction. Attraction is there by created through seduction.

I'm asking if this type of seduction is actually possible because how can you even go about creating attraction. How can you and I make something out of nothing?

I think a more plausible definition of seduction would be: Seduction is the manner in which implicit attraction becomes explicit.

What I mean by that is a person might be attracted to you without expressing their attraction. Seduction is just you getting it out of them and expressing your own attraction towards them. This is would mean seduction always work both ways doesn't matter who takes the first step.

Here unlike the first definition, attraction takes place before seduction. We're not creating anything, we're just manifesting what already exists in an implicit form.

I would love to hear arguments for how seduction from first definition is possible. I came up with this through observation and refection so I wouldn't dare say I'm 100% correct. If you guys can give good arguments to prove me wrong I would actually be very glad. Cuz then it would mean potentially anyone can seduce anyone. But personally I believe that's just fairy tales and it's too good to be true to be real.