@@theSatanicNaturalists. Smiling shows true confidence that let people know that "i am not stressed in life by nothing or no one. I do things on my own way". Smiling is charming, that brings out the deepest of our human side
He's definitely right about the walk. This girl that I use to talk to literally asked me to walk for her. I thought it was weird but this video stamped it.
It's amazing how these things always say women want/need/adore this or that like every woman on earth is exactly alike. Newsflash: every woman is unique. One thing most humans (and believe it or not, women are humans) don't like is finding out they're being played.
The irony, is that AD has a beautiful and sincere smile.But, his point is valid, in NOT over-doing it. Looking at his kinda nerdy average-looking teen photos...it's AMAZING that this guy willfully turned himself, into a supermodel-looking mentor. He was probably always highly intelligent. But, he had to "grow into" his good looks.
I disagree with 3 if someone were to perceive me as open to manipulation, then let them try, and thats the big issue, if they try, they're not worth it, find someone who appreciates you, for you, and not some mask you put on, and you should also learn to do the same, appreciate someone for who they are, not how they look
I do 1 and 2 all the time. Women smile, giggle and look away shyly. Before looking back, some woman struggle to maintain eye contact with me, despite me catching them looking at me from my peripherals when they think I'm unaware. If I look at them and smirk (or not) they look away and smile... not sure what this means? Are they feeling me or what? I know some of these girls defo got boyfriends.
I disagree, men who smile more are more attractive and charming than stoic men. Check Tom Hiddleston, case in point. He gets a lot of hot women desiring him and the guy has a sexy smile. Stoic men are not attractive compared to a man who is expressive with his emotions and feelings.
