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Before I proceed I want to say some things which are attractive to girls are universal: Good looks, high status, confidence, and to an extent money.
I don't think seduction often talks about this enough but different girls are different. Some of my friends do amazing with girls seem nerdy but crash with any girl that is a part of the popular crowd. I have found that overtime we all find our niche and manage to do well in it, some guys can do well with various kinds of girls though. It is one of the less talked about topics in seduction that can get politically incorrect but I have found that each person is unique. I am posting this based on the past thread by Marty saying he struggled with undergraduate students and other similar threads by guys saying they struggle with certain kinds of girls. We have a good circle of guys who seem to be experienced with women so I thought I would add this thread. By posting this thread I would think that we could all come together, talk about what kind of girls we attract, and give a reason as to why we attract them so that way a guy who might be into those kinds of girls (say girls from Japan) might have an idea on what to go off of.
Because I am the OP, I will go first.
I have done well with girls from various groups over the years even though I am a late bloomer. Right now I am not far along enough to know what my niche is but cute girls who are more shy and introverted take interest in me and I have had a lot of luck in this category. I also notice that I do well with women from minority groups and foreign girls more than your typical yuppie.
As for why.
I am described as more understanding and "real" from a lot of people that know me. People do say I am attractive a few times too. Some Black and latin girls tell me that I am more "real". Funny thing is I am not one of those White guys who tries hard to act tough or be like Macklemore. I grew up in a smaller city in Kansas without much to do and I was not that privileged growing up so I had the working class mentality as a kid. Sometimes I feel like I can relate better to working class people, people in urban areas, and immigrants better than I can relate to most privileged people.
I don't think seduction often talks about this enough but different girls are different. Some of my friends do amazing with girls seem nerdy but crash with any girl that is a part of the popular crowd. I have found that overtime we all find our niche and manage to do well in it, some guys can do well with various kinds of girls though. It is one of the less talked about topics in seduction that can get politically incorrect but I have found that each person is unique. I am posting this based on the past thread by Marty saying he struggled with undergraduate students and other similar threads by guys saying they struggle with certain kinds of girls. We have a good circle of guys who seem to be experienced with women so I thought I would add this thread. By posting this thread I would think that we could all come together, talk about what kind of girls we attract, and give a reason as to why we attract them so that way a guy who might be into those kinds of girls (say girls from Japan) might have an idea on what to go off of.
Because I am the OP, I will go first.
I have done well with girls from various groups over the years even though I am a late bloomer. Right now I am not far along enough to know what my niche is but cute girls who are more shy and introverted take interest in me and I have had a lot of luck in this category. I also notice that I do well with women from minority groups and foreign girls more than your typical yuppie.
As for why.
I am described as more understanding and "real" from a lot of people that know me. People do say I am attractive a few times too. Some Black and latin girls tell me that I am more "real". Funny thing is I am not one of those White guys who tries hard to act tough or be like Macklemore. I grew up in a smaller city in Kansas without much to do and I was not that privileged growing up so I had the working class mentality as a kid. Sometimes I feel like I can relate better to working class people, people in urban areas, and immigrants better than I can relate to most privileged people.