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Replying to @localsweety
Because preselection. If another women is attached to him, he must be desirable. Thus, other women will start to desire him. Same thing as a kid wanting a toy they neglected because another kid started playing with it.
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Replying to @RainmakerMays
the real protection was always social proof and preselection, not ideology. women respond to men who other women want. focus on being that guy instead of debating frameworks. wrote a thread on attraction vs. arguments—check profile
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Booked Delta One on an A330-900neo. Delta swapped it to an older A330-200. No IFE, no Wi-Fi, meal preselection lost, cold food, poor service, and expired chocolate. Not the premium experience I expected. @Delta
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The same reason products “become more attractive” when people vouch for them via testimonials. Social proof (preselection). You know (subconsciously) that the person had to take the risk, do their own due diligence, etc. in order to make the purchase so there must be SOMETHING there. The happy customer has already done the “hard” work by making the purchase AND are showing their face to vouch for the thing. Women instinctively understand Briffault’s Law and know the woman in the “relationship” wouldn’t be there if the guy wasn’t providing benefits. So they put themselves in her shoes. If they find the guy attractive they assume it’s for his D. If not then they figure they could benefit from his resources. The potential gain intrigues women and makes them want to find out for themselves.
nobody can explain why men randomly become more attractive after getting in a relationship and it's really bothering me
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Replying to @ManhoodDecoded
Preselection makes a man look safer to desire. She sees proof before she feels risk. That’s why taken men often get attention single men keep begging for.
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i think art appliqué can only apply to ena(architecture) ensad(graphic design) and stuff f la fac (idl what you can apply to there gomen) ig only ena has concours and a relatively high seuil (on average 15) but it depends on the city the rest are preselection
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Tony Abbott will not save the Liberal Party. Not unless he is prepared to make the hard decisions – choices that are uncomfortable but absolutely necessary. The party didn’t just up and die in the last few weeks. Nor did it happen upon the elevation of Sussan Ley – although that was the point its demise hit warp speed. It has been a slow death. Arrogant moderates (aided by transactional Hawkers) met with an indecisive and often cowardly right who are gutless in the face of common-sense. The leadership lifted the anchor and drifted in the wind. Totally without principle and lacking in purpose. The Abbott Government itself suffered from an, at times, confused platform as he tried to wrangle forces in his party better suited to his opposition – hell bent on betraying their voters. It got worse from there. So many of those voters have given up hope and put on Teal and now orange shirts and they might not fit perfectly, but at least they are a shirt. For too long the moderates in the elected wing have shown the electorate that the Liberals are not worth a vote. Totally useless and enthralled with lazy identity politics and all the vapid virtue that comes along with it. Enter the current seat-warmer in Lindsay – Melissa Grah McIntosh. She is a metaphor for the Liberal Party today. A case study in the cancer that has been slowly putting it out. Vapid, confused and breathless ambition, prepared to transact with whoever Alex Hawke tells her she can, and absolutely lost. If she read Menzies’ “We Believe” statement, it would have been very slowly, and it is clear she did not understand it. Instead of standing for smaller government, and individual initiative… instead of calling for the rebuilding of charity, the sort that made up the fabric of our once great nation, she attacks Labor for daring to wind back their totally failed NDIS. The most destructive and reckless piece of law to have ever existed. It was clear to many of us that the NDIS would fail… that it would be rorted on both ends, as the ignorant ship of state sailed the bloating thing over the horizon - fuelled by taxes and killing the real economy in its wake. It is on its way to cost us more than the military and Medicare combined. Many in desperate need get nothing whilst others without need at all get gold plated armchairs. It needs more than what Labor is attempting to do, but to be fair to them, it is a good start. So many in McIntosh’s electorate are struggling to pay their bills, eat, and grapple with the unfair levels of taxation, but she wants to make their lives harder in order to try and attack Labor for trying to be more fiscally responsible. A total betrayal of her voters, her party platform and common-sense. Worse than that, her attack piece uses some of Australia’s most vulnerable people to lay the boot. A shameless piece of political bastardry. The NDIS must be pared back. The Liberals must insist that is done. McIntosh should face a preselection and be rolled. They need an authentic Liberal voice that is capable of providing a voice for those opposed to Labor and their tax and spend mentality. Tony Abbott must turn the corner and allow a blonde woman with little substance to face a preselection. In fact, I suggest he must insist. Or just watch the party sink to the bottom of the ocean never to be seen again. The people deserve better representation, and Labor have to go. I just want Australia back.
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Two things happening at the same time. First is preselection. Another woman already picked him. That’s a review he didn’t write himself. Every woman who sees him with his girlfriend is getting free information: somebody already vetted this guy and decided he was worth keeping. That does more for him than anything he could put in a bio. Second one matters more. He actually changed. Single him was trying very hard to land her. Taken him doesn’t care. He talks to women like regular people because he’s not trying to get anything from them. That relaxed energy is exactly what was missing before.
nobody can explain why men randomly become more attractive after getting in a relationship and it's really bothering me
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Replying to @Sauronlordking
He looks like an extremely needy sausage dog. Looking for attention & a pat. Useless fcker! You can see how he literally cried, balled his eyes out, to Rudd when Jimmy asked Rudd to endorse his preselection for Rankine after Jimbo led to charge to shaft PM Rudd for Gillard.
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Replying to @NoSpinPolitics
He looks like an extremely needy sausage dog. Looking for attention & a pat. Useless fcker! You can see how he literally cried, balled his eyes out, to Rudd when Jimmy asked Rudd to endorse his preselection for Rankine after Jimbo led to charge to shaft PM Rudd for Gillard.
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He looks like an extremely needy sausage dog. Looking for attention & a pat. Useless fcker! You can see how he literally cried, balled his eyes out, to Rudd when Jimmy asked Rudd to endorse his preselection for Rankine after Jimbo led to charge to shaft PM Rudd for Gillard.
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Replying to @parnellpalme
He looks like an extremely needy sausage dog. Looking for attention & a pat. Useless fcker! You can see how he literally cried, balled his eyes out, to Rudd when Jimmy asked Rudd to endorse his preselection for Rankine after Jimbo led to charge to shaft PM Rudd for Gillard.
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ON had no preselection processes, all captains picks. Done after meeting people for 5mins. Was always going to lead to disaster. If they do branches and member vetted preselections they have a chance of making it stick. I have no hope for Libs, their internal processes make them immune from change. The Wets have long pulled the strings.
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Replying to @Son_ImSleep
Preselection up there with Money far as I seen
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7) Keep Her Guessing Never give her full satisfaction or a straight answer about your ultimate motives. Implicate your attraction through playful and dominant banter, but never come right out and say it. Bending to her pressure displays social inexperience. When you execute this verbal dance flawlessly, you signal high preselection and make her chase your validation.
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Replying to @localsweety
Two things happening at the same time. First is preselection. Another woman already picked him. That’s a review he didn’t write himself. Every woman who sees him with his girlfriend is getting free information: somebody already vetted this guy and decided he was worth keeping. That does more for him than anything he could put in a bio. Second one matters more. He actually changed. Single him was trying very hard to land her. Taken him doesn’t care. He talks to women like regular people because he’s not trying to get anything from them. That relaxed energy is exactly what was missing before.
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Replying to @localsweety
That's absolutely explained: it's called "sexual preselection" and a typical female instinct, even in lots of other species. The reason is because women are similar and extrictly selective, so when you see a man who was elected by other girl or girls, you'll feel he must be good.
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