Misconception about Seduction
The Word Seduction has been sexualised so many times can't imagine it as a positive skill set.
We typically associate seduction with something negative. We consider it as less honest, unprofessional and unacceptable form of skill. But Seduction is valuable life skill.
People say Money is bad. Money itself is not bad but it depends on how one use it. Same goes with seduction.
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