When a shiny man tries to seduce a woman, she has the impression that she enters into competition, she is also forced to shine, and does not give herself without resistance. While the banality liberates it, stripping it of caution. Do not require any attendance at the usuria, make it indifferent and then easy to reach

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In Milan Kundera's "The Festival of Insignificance," the dynamics of attraction are explored through the interaction between a charismatic man and a woman. The woman feels pressured to compete for the man's attention, leading to a struggle where she must enhance her own allure rather than freely engaging with him. This competitive atmosphere creates a barrier that complicates her feelings and actions, as she does not wish to surrender entirely without...

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