Does PUA change you to extroverted?



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Skawt27
PostPosted: Wed Oct 17, 2007 3:19 am 
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Do you think an introverted person can become extroverted after learning about PUA? Do you think a person can change from introverted to extroverted or are they born that way? I just would like to hear what others think about this.
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Being introverted or extroverted is basically a nature vs nurture thing. Only in this case, nurture is the obvious cause. If you are in a crappy mood and smile a lot, then you will be happier than if you are frowning. If you talk to lots of people and hang out with lots of people (part of becoming a PUA) then you become more extroverted and thrive off of people instead of being shy and introverted.

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