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Salix75 · 46-50, F
everyone wants to feel desired, to know they still "have it". Maybe it's just innocent flirting and not intended to lead you on.
DutchGravitas · 41-45, M
Fortunately, she did but I simply don't care anymore because I'm sick of doing all the work, even though, it's always the guy to make the first move.
Salix75 · 46-50, F
@DutchGravitas: sorry to hear that's been your experience. Many women will make the first move. But you're right; both men and women have been conditioned vis-a-vis their roles in this respect, with men cast as the pursuers and women expected to be passive
VioletDreams · 36-40, F
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VioletDreams · 36-40, F
What I'm TRYING to say is a day when someone flirts with you can't be a bad day so dont let it get in your "craw" lol
DutchGravitas · 41-45, M
I guess I feel foolish of trying and walking away disappointed
VioletDreams · 36-40, F
No need to feel foolish. She was giving mixed signals to begin with. You had to try to know and now you know lol
DutchGravitas · 41-45, M
Unfortunately, she did get my attention and I fell for it. Hence the reason why she was flirting with me and giving me the tell tale signs of liking me. I understand why but she needs to figure things with her current relationship status. If she thinks that I'm going to be the Rebound Guy, she can definitely forget it!!
Madelenie · 26-30, F
Because some of the people were born to be flirty nature, they need boundaries and self control imo.