Are we defining being "hit on" as being complimented in a flirtatious manner,
complimented in a flirtatious manner.
Are we defining being "hit on" as being complimented in a flirtatious manner,
I can't answer because I don't know what you mean by "hit on". Or I'm not perceptive enough to know I'm getting hit on. Girls in real life never overtly hit on me. They never ask me out. Sometimes they will smile or try to start a conversation, but pretty shy in general around me. Depending on the situation I'm never sure if that qualifies as being hit on.
Lately, I've been worried and stressed, and I think it has made me wrinkle my forehead a bit, which lifts my eyebrows, which makes me look less angry, and more compassionate, I think that may be the reason why in the past month I have been hit on four times. Before then, it was maybe once every one or two months.my freinds say i scowl to much, and Im not mad!
LOL. The next time you and your friends are out and the guy that likes you is "all in your life" and you get a flirtatious look for someone across the room or walking by just yell out at the top your lungs, "We're not together. I know him but we're not together. You can talk to me." Sounds cruel, but some things you just have to nip in the bud.It depends. When I go out by myself, I get hit on more. If I go out with my friends, not so much. That could be due to a friend that is usually all over me like he is my boyfriend. And then he comes and stands between me and the guy that I am talking to. I know he likes me, but gotdamn.
Isn't it great that it makes us feel so sexy when someone hits on us? One day I'll be an old man, and then I'll have to flirt with myself...dreading it...absolutely dreading it.:biggrin1:
Makes that switch of yours a little harder. Throw it, naughty. They're watchin'!:biggrin1:Absolutely. It puts a little pep in my step.
Nope...I don't believe that:smile:
Bullshit meter just hit Defcon 1
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Now, that's a trifecta! We can put that in the time capsule!:wink: I bet bliss hits on you all of the time, doesn't she?Nope. While I partake in internet flirting often, it's not the same thing as being hit on.
I've complimented in person twice in my life. Once was from an old, male short-term neighbour, who commented that I had a nice skin tone when I was 10 or 11. The other was from a schoolmate who said I styled my hair well in a half-serious/half-making fun way, when I was 15 or 16.
Edit: Actually, make that three. Snoozan (a member here) told me that I could get away with wearing yellow - which few men could. :smile:
I've seen that pic. Long, wavy dark hair? I'll bet people were staring and you didn't even know it.The other was from a schoolmate who said I styled my hair well in a half-serious/half-making fun way, when I was 15 or 16.
Whenever the opportunity presents itself. :biggrin1:Now, that's a trifecta! We can put that in the time capsule!:wink: I bet bliss hits on you all of the time, doesn't she?
Bullshit meter just hit Defcon 1
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I've never been hit on - not once. :redface:
In that case, I rarely get "strange" girls that just start talking to me. I usually have to initiate a conversation, but then I never know if a girl likes me or she is just being polite to continue talking to me. No one ever asks if I'm a good fuck or for my number. I seem to get girls smiling at me pretty often. If I count that as being hit on, then that's about once a week. If a girl does start talking to me, I usually won't flirt back quickly enough and she will think I'm not interested and give up. I need to get better at flirting back so I don't give the impression I'm not interested.As far as I see it, if a strange girl just starts talking to you, you are getting hit on.
If a dude calls you beautiful, or baby, you got hit on.
If anybody asks if you think they would be a good fuck, or for your number you got hit on.