Gay Flirting Power – Subliminal Messages

Easily Chat Up Hot Guys, using Subliminal Messages

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Gay Flirting Power - Easily Chat up Hot Guys, using Subliminal Messages.

Seven powerful recordings, each 10 minutes long, containing thousands of embedded subliminal messages designed to help you reach your goal.

This recording contains the following subliminal affirmations:

• I love flirting with gay men
• My flirting skills are amazing
• I feel totally relaxed flirting
• Flirting is fun whatever happens
• I enjoy trying to attract someone's attention
• I say and do the right things
• I am a natural born flirt
• I am good-looking and sincere
• I am complimentary and charming
• I can read the signs while flirting
• Flirting is something I do extremely well
• I'm a flirting master

To use this recording, simply hit play and listen. You can also listen on repeat in the background if you desire.

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These are such a waste

Please do not buy these from this “author,” it is 1-chapter of phrases then chapter after chapter of crappy sleep sounds and music feels like a total money grab especially when you consider there’s like maybe 14 words said over and over in 1-chapter.