LuckyStrike
Don Juan
I was spending some time with a female friend the other night and having some interesting convo. I have known her forever and we used to be f*ck buddies and we even tried the relationship thing once but came to the conclusion(more me than her) that being friends was the better alternative. She is very attractive and outgoing. At times she gives me some interesting insight into the female psyche.
Anyways, we were sitting around and having a few drinks and discussing dating and stuff like that, when I asked her "When you're really attracted to a guy initially, what do you do to get his attention or how do you interact with him?" Without hesitation she says, " I ignore him..." Now that I look back on when I met her, that was exactly what she did to me in the very beginning. But I saw through it and didn't let it stop me. I guess I could tell that her "ignoring routine" was just that, a routine. What really tipped me off was that she acted open and friendly to other males but not to me(in the beginning). I could actually tell that she was putting effort into ignoring me and that kind of effort doesn't usually come from just disinterest alone. This just goes to show you that sometimes the signals they don't give off are just as important as the one's they do.
Anyways, we were sitting around and having a few drinks and discussing dating and stuff like that, when I asked her "When you're really attracted to a guy initially, what do you do to get his attention or how do you interact with him?" Without hesitation she says, " I ignore him..." Now that I look back on when I met her, that was exactly what she did to me in the very beginning. But I saw through it and didn't let it stop me. I guess I could tell that her "ignoring routine" was just that, a routine. What really tipped me off was that she acted open and friendly to other males but not to me(in the beginning). I could actually tell that she was putting effort into ignoring me and that kind of effort doesn't usually come from just disinterest alone. This just goes to show you that sometimes the signals they don't give off are just as important as the one's they do.