Girl approaches, clearly flirts, and then talks about bf

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Tyri0n
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17 Feb 2013, 9:21 pm

I'm thinking, perhaps, fake boyfriend, but not really. But I wonder if she did it to test my reaction, and I failed the test when my body language changed (did it?) after she dropped that in there. She at some point started to act embarrassed and then removed herself from the conversation. I'm thinking it was a body language reaction.

I did recently get hit on by a girl who had an actual boyfriend, so this is all confusing to me. I need a translator device for NT girls.



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17 Feb 2013, 9:26 pm

I'll never understand.

Things like that have happened to me recently as well. If her boyfriend was anywhere nearby, she could have been using you as a power play over him to prove to him how easily she could get with another guy. Once she felt like she made her point, maybe she got out of the situation?


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17 Feb 2013, 9:37 pm

Some girls are just naturally flirty, do that might have just been her personality :) I have friends like that, they usually dont mean anything by it.



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17 Feb 2013, 9:38 pm

It's hard to say, though it is typical neurotypical behaviour.
I've actually had similar full fledged conversations with men before where I've been able to end up calling them on their bluff based off of their inability to keep their lies separated and linear with one another.
There is nothing better to watch than to witness them fall over themselves when one is able to do such a thing.



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17 Feb 2013, 9:43 pm

Bleh.... head-games. :evil:

It could be anything... I'll place my wild bet on her compulsively needing to feel attractive at all times, thus will flirt with anyone and everyone just to have them respond and boost her ego.



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17 Feb 2013, 10:03 pm

This:

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If her boyfriend was anywhere nearby, she could have been using you as a power play over him to prove to him how easily she could get with another guy.



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I'll place my wild bet on her compulsively needing to feel attractive at all times, thus will flirt with anyone and everyone just to have them respond and boost her ego
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Both these motivations are played out of the same sort of female psyche. But I disagree that it's typical NT behavior. It is used by the minority of women. Most of us have better ethics plus we actually don't enjoy playing manipulatively.



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17 Feb 2013, 10:22 pm

I've had things like this before. Don't overthink it and just move on



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17 Feb 2013, 10:26 pm

It's a way of showing how desirable she is. She played a game with you.



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17 Feb 2013, 10:43 pm

Dovi wrote:
Some girls are just naturally flirty, do that might have just been her personality :) I have friends like that, they usually dont mean anything by it.

Let's not disregard this possibility, hm?


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17 Feb 2013, 11:42 pm

I think this is pretty common, the girl who was attracted to me in college openly talked about her boyfriend every single chance she got. It's possible that she wants to make you jealous. Or that she is very concerned with her relationship at this point, I've noticed some women can feel trapped at some point when things start to get more serious, and they have a subconscious desire to be a free bird again and get to enjoy another's skies.



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18 Feb 2013, 12:36 am

Worse things could (and sometimes do) happen. Ever happened to you that a girl told her ex-BF that you were her new BF so that the ex would hit you instead of her actual BF (who's nothing but a big fat coward and phones you from the receptionist's desk asking you to bring down his briefcase so that he isn't seen carrying it)?



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18 Feb 2013, 1:06 am

Yuugiri wrote:
Dovi wrote:
Some girls are just naturally flirty, do that might have just been her personality :) I have friends like that, they usually dont mean anything by it.

Let's not disregard this possibility, hm?


You could say that except she made a point to mention her boyfriend out of nowhere immediately afterwards which means she was playing some sort of stupid game.

The OP should've mocked her on suddenly bringing an unrelated-irrelevant "boyfriend comment" into the conversation. Mentioning a BF out of nowhere during unrelated discussion is common among women that are already taken though.



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18 Feb 2013, 1:48 am

Venger wrote:
Yuugiri wrote:
Dovi wrote:
Some girls are just naturally flirty, do that might have just been her personality :) I have friends like that, they usually dont mean anything by it.

Let's not disregard this possibility, hm?


You could say that except she made a point to mention her boyfriend out of nowhere immediately afterwards which means she was playing some sort of stupid game.

The OP should've mocked her on suddenly bringing an unrelated-irrelevant "boyfriend comment" into the conversation. Mentioning a BF out of nowhere during unrelated discussion is common among women that are already taken though.


the second one from last week did not. She got quite close, doing the ear whisper thing and all, and her boyfriend just happened to walk up. Fortunately, he was too small and scrawny to pose much of a threat.



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18 Feb 2013, 2:06 am

I'm a woman and I've had guys mention a girlfriend out of the blue when I'm talking to them. Possibly that's an embarrassing admission but I think they mentioned their girlfriends because they thought that I was flirting with them, but 9 times out of 10 I wasn't. For example: I was in a movie theater once and struck up a conversation with the guy sitting next to me. We were having this totally pleasant conversation about Jim Jarmusch and he suddenly mentions (with unnecessary force) that he has a girlfriend. From my perspective it was a total non sequitur and I just kind of let it pass and thought "Congratulations :roll: " because from my perspective we were just chatting while we waited for the movie to start.

My point is, not every girl who talks to you is trying to chat you up. She might just be talking to you. Like people do.



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18 Feb 2013, 2:08 am

cozysweater wrote:
I'm a woman and I've had guys mention a girlfriend out of the blue when I'm talking to them. Possibly that's an embarrassing admission but I think they mentioned their girlfriends because they thought that I was flirting with them, but 9 times out of 10 I wasn't. For example: I was in a movie theater once and struck up a conversation with the guy sitting next to me. We were having this totally pleasant conversation about Jim Jarmusch and he suddenly mentions (with unnecessary force) that he has a girlfriend. From my perspective it was a total non sequitur and I just kind of let it pass and thought "Congratulations :roll: " because from my perspective we were just chatting while we waited for the movie to start.

My point is, not every girl who talks to you is trying to chat you up. She might just be talking to you. Like people do.


My definition of "flirting" is very narrowly drawn and basically means invading personal space and, most likely, physical contact initiated by her. It wasn't just chatting up in either case. That may be flirting, but I wouldn't be able to know if it was or wasn't. Too subtle.



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18 Feb 2013, 2:27 am

Tyri0n wrote:
I'm thinking, perhaps, fake boyfriend, but not really. But I wonder if she did it to test my reaction, and I failed the test when my body language changed (did it?) after she dropped that in there. She at some point started to act embarrassed and then removed herself from the conversation. I'm thinking it was a body language reaction.

I did recently get hit on by a girl who had an actual boyfriend, so this is all confusing to me. I need a translator device for NT girls.


Translation: She is an ape who had an ape urge for male attention. You know, the female chimpa f***s every male available around when she's on heat. Bonobos give sex instead of hi.

Humans are apes.



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