Seduction in Relationships I Robert Greene

I often hear that partners in relationships know each other so well that they stop discovering new things about the other person. Here is how you can change that.

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[zijeisdezon]

"Honey, I'm gay" (Element of drama)😂

[stevenvaldez]

I’ve been married for 17 years, and what amazes me, is that my beautiful wife, still takes the breath out of me. I’m in awe when I see her, she is like the ocean, I’ll never be able to understand stand her totally, but I do know that I’m a better man because of her.
Love can do that for a person.

[sheiladay-odme]

Ask your person what they would like to do, no matter what it is. Be playful. I had a man in my life, who was an artist, who died. I never knew what he was going to do or say. He was somewhat unpredictable. Once he got up early on a Sunday during a terrible snowstorm to buy me some apple yogurt. He was rewarded. He was such fun.

[nobleharvey]

23 yrs together, pranks are still funny 😁

[offthegrid]

Robert Greene made a book about Seduction because he wasn’t getting any😂 so studying as much as possible to understand their minds so I believe him.

[Goldenheart]

Agree 💯. That's one of the beautiful things that makes the relationships with our partners unique and different from our other relationships. When we can provide them with an escape from the pressures and stresses of their day it gives them something to look forward to when they get home. By adding that element of mystery, fun, laughter, playfulness and surprise into the relationship it keeps things fresh and prevents it from becoming stale over time. The more consistent effort both partners reciprocally pour into each other the more loved, cared for and appreciated they both feel. 💛 It truly is the little things that make the biggest difference when it comes to love, romance and fulfillment.❤️ Wishing everyone a Happy Valentines Day full of love, happiness and gratitude. 🌏❤️✨🕊️ 🫶 Great clip.💫💖

[srikrishnavasanth]

Just to rituals.
Dates, exercise, meditate do something together.
Emotional and physical intimacy.

[Sara-uyiq]

Robert Greene looking 🔥 in that suit tho

[ScorpionMaiden]

Too true...there's always hope if you're willing to put in the work💜💕🔥🙏👑🙏🔥💕💜

[SaS-xlof]

I never expect my relationship to be like a magic or Butterflies i know the feelings will be homely just like how i feel about my parents my siblings some days awful someday hilarious but never imagined a day without them that's how the person m gonna be with will make me feel.

[kellysubocz]

Best relationship advice I've gotten in years! Thank you!

[carriebell]

Fantastic advice. I would also add that one most be careful because the element of surprise sometimes is finding out that what’s in the depth of the other person is the Kraken

[angelitaputz]

❤. Very much so Robert. We need to be so creative in making the mundane things sparkly and interesting 🤔

[trippy]

I learn something new about myself every single day. How could I possibly cease to present mystery to somebody else?

[Joylynnfrancis]

Love the content of this short. Being married for 34 years, I appreciate your insight. 🙏🏼🌻❤️

[Eshkanama]

My ex left me 4 months ago for someone else, after a 5 year relationship. I’ve been looking everywhere for a reason why I wasn’t enough. And I think this is why… my complete lack of mystery. I told her too much. She already knew everything about me and I bored her. Fucking sucks, because I truly loved her. I still do… but that’s life. Thank you Mr. Greene, for helping me learn and grow as a person.

[carlabamford]

After so many years he thought he knew everything about me. Then he heard me singing to the radio-I sang all the words to C.W. McCall’s “Convoy”
For some reason that impressed him-he couldn’t get over that I knew all the words! 😂 I’d known him since I was 15 years old

[privateprivate]

He’s right there.

I spend most of my workdays reaching for whatever escapism I can. Things are so flat there. If you have any form of self value, you get to a point in life, where you feel that all you’ve ever done or are ever going to do, is work.

Meanwhile, I keep thinking of the man I once worked for, who chased me and I fell in love with him, but nothing could’ve happened as, he was my married boss. Later, life went on, we no longer worked together, his wife died, the recession came and life just seemed to be about finding a paycheck. We’re older now. So, I know I live in quiet desperation, while those around me, who feel that work=life, probably feel that, if I train my mind to accept that, things will work out beautifully.😫😖

[laurasmith]

Love the idea to take him somewhere he hasn’t been b4… and the element of still some mystery left.

[SayconTalks]

What if there was never any magic, but there was always an occasional silliness, fun, laughter, and devotion that was undeniable times. With a person who otherwise shared none of your interest and came from a small town and was superstitious and prejudice about too many things. The attraction percentage was 40%-– which was more than what you’ve had with other dates but still not the 60 to 70% you were hoping for.