I prefer the human skull on the headboard, now that shows love.

Not all women are as classy as you though.

Maybe they had some interest in the beginning, and they've simply pursued it to it's natural end. I doubt it's malicious for most. Some, sure. But not most. If you've flirted with more than one, consider that they must, too. We can't run off into the sunset with every single person that sparks our interest.

Casual flirting is an efficient and socially acceptable way to find out more about someone. The odds of adoring everything you find out are slim enough that accepting the process seems like the best way to have fun meeting people without feeling disappointed. Another way to look at it: Maybe be thankful to them for the opportunity to polish your own flirting skills in preparation for the right one.

my thoughts are that when a guy blows a kiss hes waiting to see if i return the kiss if i did he might mail me

I prefer the human skull on the headboard, now that shows love.

Now that is just damn goo...err, erhm...well...err...not that I know or anything...err, just, erhm, what I hear...yeah...

Don't be shy, you know it's love.

Sorry, was off grabbing some Nice Guy Fingers...just fried them up, it's funny...they are nice guys physi...err...

Ugh, aren't they tough and bitter? And greasy? Or does dipping them in sour cream help?

I use a lot of spices in my recipe of Nice Guys Fingers...

I just love a man who can cook.....and one who is soo creative with it.....oh my......

i failed to make easy mac once, the cheese to easy ratio was slightly off

It is the lowest form of flirting at best.

Leaving a horses head in her bed is a step up.

And I thought I was analytical...why does it matter? I'm serious here, so what if some play by these so-called "rules"? There are surely some that don't care about these "rules", I mean, with a population figure of roughly 150 billion you would think there is at least 100 million. Logic is fun, I think, it just isn't fun when it is twisted into some sort of pity party for someone or when you form such ridiculous rules in your own head to validate why something isn't happening to you without considering that perhaps...just maybe...you are in fact doing it wrong.

Cheers.

Maybe they had some interest in the beginning, and they've simply pursued it to it's natural end. I doubt it's malicious for most. Some, sure. But not most. If you've flirted with more than one, consider that they must, too. We can't run off into the sunset with every single person that sparks our interest.

Casual flirting is an efficient and socially acceptable way to find out more about someone. The odds of adoring everything you find out are slim enough that accepting the process seems like the best way to have fun meeting people without feeling disappointed. Another way to look at it: Maybe be thankful to them for the opportunity to polish your own flirting skills in preparation for the right one.