Attain

Seduction isn't an act its part of being what you were meant to be.
You were never meant to be anything else than absolutely alluring to the other sex. Desirable, sexy, gorgeous, captivating.
So where did the idea come in that we have to learn this part of life?
Is that even how we expect to improve.

I believe that the greatist experiences in life come from stepping up and doing what we should have really just done in the first place. Is it an achievement to simply act when we would have from fear hesitated. Is it some egotistical medal of honor to gain an ability to shimmer and shine with truth.

Its the moment when we begin to know how to act, how to be with another that we begin to grasp what we actually were in the first place. And as gorgeous awesome human beings, what part of you wasn't attractive, what part of you wasn't seductive, what part of you wasn't awesome? All these things just fade away, as you begin to realise.. 'You know what, I don't really care, I believe in what I am doing right now, right here, right in this place, and nothing can tell me different, nor would I want it to'.

To bleed, to fear, to have differentiation from others. When you can do that, you know that you are really, moving and acting in line with who and what you really are and what you were meant to be.