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by That Woman over there on December 8th, 2008
Why do people get your hopes up by flirting with you when they have no interest in dating you?
by brittany516 on March 25th, 2012
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This one's for the lay-dees. How would you respond if someone told you you looked nice, so take off your pants and dance around a little?
by Invidious on April 16th, 2012
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Why do you keep flirting with me? (If you can call it that)
by Awesome on April 15th, 2012
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I asked a girl out at work, clam, cool, and fun style, her reply was "your funny" Is that a nice way to say No? or is it a maybe?
by Xzrnoth on March 5th, 2012
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I'm 17 girl and have a 24 yo guy friend! we've become very close?
by Bearina16 on March 25th, 2012
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I agree it should be thought about. So perhaps not immediate but more open once you're in touch with your emotions?
by vagasso on December 8th, 2008
Yeah, holding back can be hurtful -- like the person who knows they love someone but can't seem to express it, so they end losing their loved one or when something is bothering a person and they let it stew instead of talking about it -- it just gets bigger and bigger until a molehill becomes a mountain. It can be hard to hit a middle ground. Relationships would be easier if emotions were easier to deal with, I suppose. :)
by That Woman over there on December 9th, 2008