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| Would a girl ever admit she was flirting with you if you accused her? Posted: 7/3/2009 6:56:44 PM | If I was flirting with a man, he would not have to ask the question but if he did I would admit to it...is it possible you misread her signals?
I have considered this, especially since she implied that I did misread her signals. But then the fact that she went on for a half hour justifying how she wasn't flirting, and how there was an awkward silence for 5 minutes after where the girls just sat there... as if they were waiting for something. Then after, when I simply apologized for making the assumption, she tried to justify herself even more. Plus she said something during her justification that clearly implied she liked me... I forgot exactly what she said, but I remember there was something.
Anyway, I still plan to do what I stated before. Make a confident move. | |
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| Would a girl ever admit she was flirting with you if you accused her? Posted: 7/4/2009 8:29:12 AM | First of all, I probably wouldn't respond well if anyone "accused" me of anything.
Secondly, you're overthinking this way, way too much, and as a result, have probably killed any chances you may have had with this girl. As flighty as I was at 17, I was still impressed by confidence, and NOT impressed if a guy had to sound out my level of interest through a friend, especially if it took him ages to do it.
Make a move if you want; it's not like you have much to lose. And maybe that's what you need to remember. It's just not that big a deal. She's just a girl, it's just flirtation, you're both still young. This is how you learn how to deal with these things. I'm also an introspective person, and sometimes think far too long before acting, so i do understand where you're coming from, but I've found that thinking about something too long and too hard gets you nowhere. Like talk, thoughts are cheap. It's action that counts. | |
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| Would a girl ever admit she was flirting with you if you accused her? Posted: 7/4/2009 8:44:05 AM | | In my opinion, this isn't flirting. It's far too direct for that. Flirting is more subtle. Flirting is a subtle smile, a gentle blush, a shy glance. If you asked me if I was flirting, I'd say, "Would you like me to flirt with you?" Now that's flirting! | |
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