see two opposite camps when it comes to social skills. One is the highly analytical camp that breaks down social behaviors into mechanics and patterns. Although this is often associated with the seduction community, I'm referring to it in the realm of general social skills. The other camp is the "be yourself" crowd that despises these over-thought and sometimes manipulative techniques. For a highly-analytical guy who likes being authentic, I've had a hard time reconciling the two camps. Both have aspects I agree with, and both have aspects I disagree with. I don't feel I'm alone. However, I'd like to share a story which should relate my attempt to bridge the gap between thinking for yourself and being yourself when it comes to social skills.



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see two opposite camps when it comes to social skills. One is the highly analytical camp that breaks down social behaviors into mechanics and patterns. Although this is often associated with the seduction community, I'm referring to it in the realm of general social skills. The other camp is the "be yourself" crowd that despises these over-thought and sometimes manipulative techniques.

For a highly-analytical guy who likes being authentic, I've had a hard time reconciling the two camps. Both have aspects I agree with, and both have aspects I disagree with. I don't feel I'm alone. However, I'd like to share a story which should relate my attempt to bridge the gap between thinking for yourself and being yourself when it comes to social skills.

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