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Thread: Does being mean to girls make them like you?

post 1617898311 09-29-2020, 05:50 AM
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Does being mean to girls make them like you?

The traditional blue-pilled theory that women want a man that’s nice to them is turning out to be bs. Many guys have said that the meaner and rougher you are with girls, the more they dig you. This is not just red-pill philosophy, but now starting to become common knowledge.

I’ve noticed that when I was kinda rough to women. They’d be submissive and be kinda turned on. Like once I asked a girl (my friend) for her shapes (food) aggressively and she kinda looked down quietly and smirked.

I don’t just want to be mean to attract girls, but maybe this is key. Maybe this means that the less nice I am, the better results I get. This could be crucial in getting a date or texting a girl.
post 1617898401 09-29-2020, 05:52 AM
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post 1617898861 09-29-2020, 06:02 AM
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Originally Posted By WiseOldApe⏩
Normal girls like a dude who is a bit douchey, but only in good measures, and maybe when you get to know them a bit better.

You don't just walk up to a girl and tell her that her name resembles that of a man's.
Expect a more eloquent post from you srs.
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