Jamie8675309 wrote:
a quick check of her bod for about a few seconds so that just as she catches you looking you meet her eyes in a kind of unapologetic way , maybe smiling after-wards
OK thats does sound a bit creepy lol, i was pretty much writing it in the way the book expressed it wasn't thinking about it too much. i think i'd leave the smile out.
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Telling a girl she's really pretty is one way - look her right in the eyes and say it (don't worry, it's only a second!). She'll get the message and be flattered at the same time.
The author Pillinski stated that doing a quick bod check would blow any "your pretty" comment out of the water, i think. i would have to agree with him, i can't really hear myself saying "ur pretty" or something along those lines to a girl outright even if she seemed interested. I suppose checking out rather than commenting would make a man look more arrogant, in that unless he's getting "go away" signals from the woman, he will assume that she will warm to his advances. i think its going back to the idea that Pillinski keeps hammering home is that women find "expereinced" men more desirable.
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It depends on how it's really done.
Standing outside a movie theatre, in queue for tickets, my husband - then boyfriend - and I were chatting. I wasn't looking at him. When I glanced over, I noticed that he was taking a body-long look at me. He wasn't engineering the situation for me to catch him doing it, because he'd picked a moment when I wasn't looking at him. I asked, "Were you just checking me out?" meaning to put him on the spot. He acting somehow embarrassed but not really, he admitted it without admitting it and we moved on. It didn't creep me out or offend me. It wasn't clever or endearing, either. Did it send the message that he was attracted to me? Yes.
Driving someone home from work because he'd lent his car to someone as a favor, he kept looking at me from the passenger seat. I kept seeing it in my peripheral vision and it started bugging me. When we stopped at a red light, I asked, "What are you looking at?" and he said, "You. I'm checking you out!" That was creepy and greasy! I liked him until that moment. Then, I couldn't wait to get him out of my car and away from me.
So there's a fine line. Tread carefully.
That makes sense. although i couldn't see myself at all in ur second example, nothing classy about doing that at all. but i can appreciate what ur saying.
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tbh I would advise most here not to do that. A minority of guys could probably pull it off (at least in some situations), but someone with social /communication problems is likely to look like a creep, and possibly a dangerous one
I guess the idea seemed appealing to me cause i have communication problems, so i might inadvertantly kill of any "tension" between me and someone else cause i've just spent too long having pleasent-ish conversation
thx guys, the line for me does indeed seem very fine with this checking out stuff. Would anyone guys care to share what they think are the best ways to indicate interest with woman?
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