So you’re new to this, huh?
Welcome to the first day of the rest of your life!
This stuff changed my life.
I hope that it helps you succeed in ways you never imagined.
I hope you become the man that you’re always known you were.
I’ve found 12 strategies that you can use as a total beginner to start you on your seduction journey. These will help even if you’re totally new.
These are good even if you’re a virgin, or just coming out of a long relationship.
Use these strategies and soar!
Here we go...
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