No. I don't, anyway. I gravitate toward befriending interesting and decent people. It doesn't matter what sex they are, what their sexual preference is, or how attractive they may be. Good people is good people, I'd befriend any one of them.do guys only befriend attractive girls?
do guys only befriend attractive girls?
At a glance, it looks like you could have been her affair, perhaps ultimately romantic upgrade. My guess is, had you answered: "back to my place to get cozy with you", it probably would have gone down that way.Any thoughts about this one? Remember I am still trying to figure out why I am seemingly not capable of love. Given whats stated here, did I read this completely wrong?
Ha! I always wondered... perhaps so.At a glance, it looks like you could have been her affair, perhaps ultimately romantic upgrade. My guess is, had you answered: "back to my place to get cozy with you", it probably would have gone down that way.
That's what it seems like! Seems like she was leaving plenty of room to make situation pass off as innocent but those quotes from her leave a different impression.Ha! I always wondered... perhaps so.
[MENTION=10252]say what[/MENTION] If there is a guy you are interested in ask him if he wants to get coffee with you sometime. Very simple. Even if he says no, (and there are many reasons he might that you cant guess at) he will think about it a time goes on and may ask you out in the future.
When you are dealing with these guys you apparently like, do you give off any signals you are interested in them?
do guys only befriend attractive girls?
I think leading someone on is exactly what is sounds like - you're giving people the message that you're looking for more than friendship even though you aren't truly looking for anything. It's nice to feel wanted and sometimes flirting (and having it reciprocated) gives you a self-confidence boost. I don't think types have anything to do with it. It has to do more with the individual (being an "INFJ" only goes so far in defining you). I'm a flirt and I know that I lead people on, mostly because I think it's fun. I'll play the game as long as I get a signal that the feelings are mutual - we're both just flirting with each other, we might think the other person is attractive, and neither of us are actually looking for anything. I get uncomfortable and will cease the whole ordeal if I start to feel like the person is misinterpreting or is seeking to take it further, plus I don't want to hurt anyone's feelings. I'm young and afraid of commitment so this is the extent of my relationships. When I want something more, I'll make it happen. If you're leading someone on, you are not looking to make something happen.
^^^^this ^^^^
Oh - to be honest, I haven't met a guy that I've been interested enough in to pursue! It's likely when I do, I'll put feelers out...I do enjoy being friends before relationships though- which is why when I meet a guy that I think is interesting, I bring him into my circle of friends to hangout! ...more often than not, I end up just being friends with them, rather than pursuing something more.
This thread inspires me to think about a video with a guy and girl walking down the street talking and as they do stuff he asks "will you f*ck me now? How about now? Now? Wanna do the nasty? How about now?"
This thread inspires me to think about a video with a guy and girl walking down the street talking and as they do stuff he asks "will you f*ck me now? How about now? Now? Wanna do the nasty? How about now?"