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male
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36-40,
Daniel the love doctor
writes:So we've covered how to talk and present yourself in from of women, so the last thing I'd like to share is how to have a swagger walk. Enjoy! ---------------------------------------------------------------When it comes to attracting a mate just by walking, women are the best at it. They walk with awareness and a lot of confidence. So what can you do? The exact same thing.Here's how:- Walk with awareness. Women are always aware of who's around them when they walk-and they tend to put an extra bounce in their step when they see a man that they like. And more of than not, that man will move to her quick like a moth to a flame. Always, always, always notice who is around you, and walk with a purpose to attract.- Walk with confidence. You don't have to be a male model to have a strong walk. But you do need to have good posture, and a walk that oozes confidence. Walk as if you have no care in the world. Be comfortable, relaxed, and happy. If you're depressed, angry, or tired, it will show in your walk.So remember, the way you carry yourself, dress, talk, and even walk can either attract a potential mate, or repel her. In other words, you need to develop some "swagger"-and how you walk plays a huge role in addition to your overall image.
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reader, Daniel the love doctor +, writes (18 September 2011):
Daniel the love doctor is verified as being by the original poster of the question Good points on how a guy should NOT walk. :^)
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reader, tennisstar88 +, writes (17 September 2011):
 -Don't walk like you have something inserted in your rear, with your arms swinging back and forth with a gorilla.
-Don't walk like your on a catwalk.
-Don't walk slouched over like the Hunchback of Notre Dame.
Other than that, I really don't put too much thought into how a guy walks unless he's walking like one of the above.
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