mASF post by "Sir***n@wh***.com[ ? ]"
posted on: USENet: alt.seduction.fast newsgroup, September 9, 2002In article <1b3***c@po***.com[ ? ]>, valued customer
says...
>
>Consider this.
>
>I was at the bookstore today, reading some magazines, and I noticed a
>lovely young woman out of the corner of my eye. Casual observation of
>her movement and actions seemed to indicate she was there alone, and
>not particularly focused on book shopping. No big deal, some people
>just like to glance and people-watch, so I go back to reading the
>magazine.
>
>To my surprise, the woman then approaches me, excusing herself for the
>interruption (which I didn't mind at all) and she gave me a very
>engaging compliment on my looks. It has been a while since a random
>stranger walked up to me just to say such a thing, so I was flattered.
>Ironically, I was also surprised to identify some of the 'tactics of
>her approach' that I had come across in places like this newsgroup.
>
>Which brings me to my point.
>
>Personally, I am not a big fan of "seduction" type thinking. I know
>these seduction tips are meaningful to some folks, so I mean no
>disrespect, but because of my focusing on the various subelements of
>the episode, I found myself *over-analyzing* the situation ... to my
>detriment. All because I had forgotten what I began with ... before I
>even knew about the stuff that is in these newsgroups:
>
>Life is what it is, don't take yourself so seriously, there's more to
>it than just seducing and being seduced. Stand firm on the foundation
>of what makes life meaningful and worthwhile for you, and build from
>there.
>
>So anyway here I am, remembering how much fun it is simply to talk to
>someone because you enjoy life, and the people you share it with while
>it lasts.
:)
Tia
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