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Angelina is shy and timid when
it comes to meeting the opposite sex.
"I am not sure how to approach a guy," she confessed.
"I always come off as being desperate and I don't want
that to the be the case. I think once you get to know me you
will see I open up quite a bit (now, now... that is not what
she means)"
Our advice here is to show her that things are not really a
big deal. Before making any grandiose plans for a dinner date
and movie, here is a great tip. When you are talking with her
and she is running down a list of normal mundane things she
has do this weekend, offer to help. Show up at the laundry mat
because "you just happened to be in the area." Now
you get the drift. Who knows, she may open up for you just yet
(now, now).
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Jiang from San Francisco is
studying to be Mime. Yes, you got it a Mime! She describes in
earnest detail what she was looking for in a partner. "
", Jiang told Flirting.com. " ."
That's right she's a freaking Mime! She didn't say anything,
but her body language said it all. She wants a non-verbal man
that doesn't always have to be chattering away a mile a minute.
If you want to be here type, our advice is to pay close attention
to how you listen to people. Sometimes being quiet is easier
said then done. So think "action" versus verbal platitudes
such as "you are so beautiful and blah, blah, blah…"
Show don't tell. Buy her a flower or do something nice for her.
Like pay her Mime school bill. |
Harry from Santa Barbara is
recently divorced. He finally quite his boring job as a staff
accountant and now pursues the bohemian dream he has always
wanted. This involves pursuing his acting career and flirting
with any and all would be flirts (It must be noted is that his
ex-wife cited his excessive flirting as one reason for the divorce).
“So far it doesn’t help with the alimony payments,”
he told Flirting.com, “but I have met many ladies with
similar aspirations. Yes, they are more attracted to the ones
that made it in show business, but they all need companionship.”
Harry rebounds nicely from his marriage. First, he pursues
a dream of his, despite how impractical it might be. Second,
he flirts to his heart’s delight and if it makes him happy,
more power to him. It doesn’t make him a bad guy, just
a flirt. However, be careful about quitting your day job. It
may pay to flirt, but flirting will not pay the bills. |
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Ernest is an admissions consultant
for a university in Flagstaff, Ariz. He often times gives presentations
at high schools in recruiting efforts for his University.
“I thought I would have great opportunities to flirt
with the teachers after my presentation, but they are always
too busy with their students,” he said. ‘However,
the students flirt with me more than anything.”
Our advice to Ernest is to be extra careful when students come
around. After all, under 18-years old can get you fired and
worse, locked up. Nothing kills you chances for flirting like
introducing yourself as a convicted sex offender. |
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Adrianna from Scranton, Pa.,
is a stand up comic who one day dreams of cracking the big time.
She wants a man that can make her laugh or at least serve as
a sounding board for her jokes.
"A wicked sense of humor drives me wild," she told
Flirting.com, "…and the dirtier the jokes the better-it's
all good by me!"
If this is your type, then start brushing up on your one-liners
and zingers. Go to a book store and take your pick. You will
find a plethora of joke books in the humor section. Also, watch
a lot of Comedy Central and get hip to who the hot comedians
are. Then, if all goes well, perhaps you deliver her your best
"There once was man from Nantucket…" And with
any luck, she will finish your dirty limerick for real. |
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Melvin is a cocksure financial
services advisor in Lebanon, Tenn. He is a man of few words
and even fewer flirting maneuvers but rides his impressive wallet
as evidence of his self-worth. He claims his “rubbing
of the hands,” coupled with his intense romantic glare,
hypnotizes the “broads” into his waiting arms. “Broads”
was his term.
“I expect broads to happen…,” he said to
Flirting.com, “they see what I offer; they can jump to
it…. If not, their loss. I will move on and spend my
money on something else.”
Melvin may think his flirting is successful but it is on borrowered
time. At best, he is oblivious to the flirts he lost due to
his brash cockiness. And, to the best of our knowledge, only
Frank Sinatra and his rat pack could get away with using the
term “broad.” Melvin ain’t no Frank Sinatra.
Be warned; don’t think you are ever too cool when it comes
to flirting. Being down to earth is where your best opportunities
lie. After all, chances are you aint’ no Sinatra either. |
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Jeff from Santa Barbara, Calif., looks to flirt everywhere he
can and claims he is an expert flirt. His advice is simple:
always be smiling, have a grin, and be pleasant.
He attributes his success to his personal philosophy that a
smile starts in the eyes, which he said he gleaned from a glossy
magazine his last girlfriend left around his apartment.
We couldn’t agree more.
It has been said “the eyes are the windows to the soul.”
In that sense, make sure you squeegee them before you start
flirting. That is, make sure they shine by smiling along with
your teeth! |
Jeff is a culinary arts instructor
in Pittsburgh and loves to whip up a batch of delicious Pâté
de foie gras served picnic-style with a Sauternes wine and bread.
He claims it is the perfect compliment his eclectic flirting
moves. Moreover, he is adamant food is the ultimate aphrodisiac
when it comes to flirting and his passion for food is rivaled
only by his passion for flirting.
“I like a woman that appreciates a good meal,”
he shared with us. “No I am not saying a women who likes
to shovel food down her pie hole, I mean a lady that has a more
discriminated palette when it comes to food and men.”
Right on Jeff. Women love a man that can cook. It shows a refined,
softer touch. We have previously stated that men should not
draw attention to a woman and her food, but that applies only
when they are shopping for it. A man that can prepare grub is
a much different story. It’s like, say, comparing apples
to oranges. |
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Aiko, who works as a graphic
artist in San Francisco, likes a man with refined tastes. Ever
since breaking up with her boyfriend of 5-years, she has had
little luck in finding someone who enjoys the finer things in
life.
“I am not looking for a Donald Trump,” she joked.
“But, I definitely want someone who is not into routine…
someone who is open to trying different things.”
We instruct all interested suitors to the nearest magazine
rack. Grab a GQ and start reading. You don’t have to be
cover material, but you will find some very good pointers within
on how to behave like an eclectic man. Aiko would be impressed. |
Jim, a single dad, who works from home by processing international
bank check transactions from Nigeria—does that sound legitimate?—
is a notorious “chat flirt” when online, but gets
gun shy when faced with the real deal.
“I don’t know what it is,” Jim told Flirting.com.
“I love sharing jokes and fooling around online, but that
never translates into real life flirting success.”
When Jim described his other hobbies as video games and reading
e-books online, we knew what the problem was with him.
It’s time to get out of the house Jim and experience
life!
Don’t play baseball online, go join a softball team.
Get out there and work on those social skills. They are only
dormant. The old expression holds true: use it or loose it.
Same goes for flirting skills.
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