Rules of seduction

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By: Francis Appiah, ND (c)


Rules of seduction 🥰


Seduction is a process that requires certain knowledge and practical skills.


The basic rules are:


1. Communicate with your partner so that he understands that he is your only one.


2. be yourself. Don't get into someone else's image.


3. Show interest. If your partner makes eye contact all the time, don't get lost!


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