Flirting
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caco_ethes wrote: »Sometimes I wonder if flirting is perceived differently between the sexes. I've been told I'm a flirt here but it's usually only because I'm going for the easy joke. And I like to tease people in general. I think women understand this better than men possibly?
I am an equal opportunity flirt. I "flirt" with the women as much as the men. It's all for fun and laughs
Damn, and here I thought I was special
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abetterme9366 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »Sometimes I wonder if flirting is perceived differently between the sexes. I've been told I'm a flirt here but it's usually only because I'm going for the easy joke. And I like to tease people in general. I think women understand this better than men possibly?
I have been told I am a flirt too, I know I do it here. It's just for fun and to kill time but in public, I am told I flirt. I don't think I do. I am just nice, I joke around, make small talk and I am polite. I think people confuse that with flirting.
I've never been called a flirt irl, only online. Possibly because I'm not as shy? But it's the same.. if you single someone out and interact with them, is that flirting? Is telling someone they have a nice penis flirting? I dunno, I don't get it.
I think telling them they have a nice peniz is sexual harassment and crosses the flirting threshold but I have come to find most guys don't care. You just told them they have a nice peniz. That's the only thing they are thinking about at that moment. Then I reach in and steal their wallet.
the jokes on you.
..........the only thing in my wallet is my Parole Officer's Business Card, a Crumpled Parking Ticket and a Chuckie Cheeze Club Card
Yeah but how many points are on that card??
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abetterme9366 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »Sometimes I wonder if flirting is perceived differently between the sexes. I've been told I'm a flirt here but it's usually only because I'm going for the easy joke. And I like to tease people in general. I think women understand this better than men possibly?
I have been told I am a flirt too, I know I do it here. It's just for fun and to kill time but in public, I am told I flirt. I don't think I do. I am just nice, I joke around, make small talk and I am polite. I think people confuse that with flirting.
I've never been called a flirt irl, only online. Possibly because I'm not as shy? But it's the same.. if you single someone out and interact with them, is that flirting? Is telling someone they have a nice penis flirting? I dunno, I don't get it.
I think telling them they have a nice peniz is sexual harassment and crosses the flirting threshold but I have come to find most guys don't care. You just told them they have a nice peniz. That's the only thing they are thinking about at that moment. Then I reach in and steal their wallet.
the jokes on you.
..........the only thing in my wallet is my Parole Officer's Business Card, a Crumpled Parking Ticket and a Chuckie Cheeze Club Card
Yeah but how many points are on that card??
don't know..... you'll need to ask the 12 year old I swiped it from.0 -
browneyedgirl749 wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »Sometimes I wonder if flirting is perceived differently between the sexes. I've been told I'm a flirt here but it's usually only because I'm going for the easy joke. And I like to tease people in general. I think women understand this better than men possibly?
I am an equal opportunity flirt. I "flirt" with the women as much as the men. It's all for fun and laughs
Damn, and here I thought I was special
Baby girl. YOU are special. My only one
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Online, I let the *wink* face do my flirting
Like I would say " Hey sexy, you liked how I burned 1 calorie doing 20 minutes of circuit training"
works everytime
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browneyedgirl749 wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »Sometimes I wonder if flirting is perceived differently between the sexes. I've been told I'm a flirt here but it's usually only because I'm going for the easy joke. And I like to tease people in general. I think women understand this better than men possibly?
I am an equal opportunity flirt. I "flirt" with the women as much as the men. It's all for fun and laughs
Damn, and here I thought I was special
Baby girl. YOU are special. My only one
Yeah. Yeah. Most of us have heard that one before....
or 100 times..1 -
RunHardBeStrong wrote: »browneyedgirl749 wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »Sometimes I wonder if flirting is perceived differently between the sexes. I've been told I'm a flirt here but it's usually only because I'm going for the easy joke. And I like to tease people in general. I think women understand this better than men possibly?
I am an equal opportunity flirt. I "flirt" with the women as much as the men. It's all for fun and laughs
Damn, and here I thought I was special
Baby girl. YOU are special. My only one
Yeah. Yeah. Most of us have heard that one before....
or 100 times..
I'll take what I can get
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I hate when guys assume me being nice to them = me flirting and want them.
Then I look like the bad guy for turning them down. And then they usually talk crap about me.0 -
I was humiliated in grade 7 by a teacher who said something to the class about "can someone describe flirting" and then asked me and the whole class started laughing. I couldn't describe it either.0
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I hate when guys assume me being nice to them = me flirting and want them.
Then I look like the bad guy for turning them down. And then they usually talk crap about me.
I was politely trying to turn a guy down a couple weeks ago. He obviously had too much to drink and he wasn't my type. But he wouldn't leave me alone. I was trying to be polite but he took it as me being interested, so when he tried to show me his D, I told him if he pulls that thing out he's going to become a soprano. After that he thought i was a *kitten*. I don't care though.4 -
RunHardBeStrong wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »Sometimes I wonder if flirting is perceived differently between the sexes. I've been told I'm a flirt here but it's usually only because I'm going for the easy joke. And I like to tease people in general. I think women understand this better than men possibly?
I have been told I am a flirt too, I know I do it here. It's just for fun and to kill time but in public, I am told I flirt. I don't think I do. I am just nice, I joke around, make small talk and I am polite. I think people confuse that with flirting.
I've never been called a flirt irl, only online. Possibly because I'm not as shy? But it's the same.. if you single someone out and interact with them, is that flirting? Is telling someone they have a nice penis flirting? I dunno, I don't get it.
I think telling them they have a nice peniz is sexual harassment and crosses the flirting threshold but I have come to find most guys don't care. You just told them they have a nice peniz. That's the only thing they are thinking about at that moment. Then I reach in and steal their wallet.
I only do it to guys who are asking for it
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I'm naturally charming so it's not flirting.0
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Is it flirting to give random compliments?0
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This is an awkward subject for me, because I tend to flirt with people without really meaning to or even knowing I'm doing it - it's just part of normal friendly interaction for me. I'm a very affectionate person; I've been known to find out several months into a relationship that someone thinks I'm interested in them as something other than a friend and it just leaves me going "...ah...crap."
Luckily I have a pretty good circle of friends where there's no confusion between us, and my boyfriend...is actually pretty similar in that regard so we work amazingly together. Since I've realized I'm like this I've made a point to tell people about it upfront, and tell people to set their boundaries with me upfront, and it's resolved most of my problems.
So, to answer your question, I don't think its necessarily "stringing someone along" to be a more affectionate/flirty friend than the accepted norm, ESPECIALLY not if you know that you are like that and make a point to let people know. If it is, well, I guess I'm a real jerk by complete accident.0
Enjoy the flag 
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