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I know way too many horror stories from my female friends about blokes interpreting literally everything as a way to flirt and not fucking off - I think a ton of people don't pick up on the "right" queues so I guess I subconsciously tend to err on the side of caution.Yeah but to be fair most people aren't autist Dric so it isn't really a problem just picking up on non-verbal cues.
Eh, I think that depends a lot on what you're attracted to. I want partners that are strong willed enough to be able to challenge me when I'm behaving stupid and I like weightlifting with my girlfriend or at least expect them to be fit and have a passion for a physical activity of their own, so I find a lot of my partners tend to be aggressive "for a woman", though our image of what aggressive behaviour entails might differ ofc.It's weird and unattractive when women are too aggressive.
It's more little things you pick up on. Like one girl made a joke about how some dudes will be super quiet during the act and it weirds her out, another mentioned she just never got the appeal of oral - giving or receiving. I find it's just stuff that comes up as little asides or jokes during banter, flirty or otherwise, given enough conversation time.Also talking about sex beforehand seems really bizarre and unarousing.
This is a horrific thought (and ofc it would go for younger guys as well) that I wish was wrong, but I can absolutely see you being right.It's not that they try to act to disinterested or unavailable, it's that they don't know how to act, period. To me, there's a rise in people nowadays that never grow out of that high school stage where they can talk but genuinely appearing outgoing is extremely difficult for them
Idk, there's always (dinner) parties where friends bring other friends or various hobby groups if you live in a city. Just gotta be a tad more active, but it's not a huge hurdle.The first is as you get older, you don't have high school or college or groups to rely on anymore for meeting people
Recent example: I met a gal I'm having a little rendez-vous with tomorrow at a 33rd birthday celebration of another friend I've known for ages and since we were both on the cooking crew preparing dishes for the 30+ people attending, we talked for like 8 hours and found that we worked really well as a team in the kitchen - which is pretty demanding and usually brings out the best and worst when you're on a tight schedule.
I get where you're coming from with this, but I don't see how you can tell compatibility, even just from your side, when you haven't gone through those stages - if you're just looking for a hookup and it's purely about chemistry, sure, then I agree with you 100% - if you want a long term partner, eeeh.The second is time, life just gets busy and ripping off the band-aid is easier than spending time in an odd limbo-phase. You spend time together while dating doing mutually enjoyable activities, testing limits, etc. no matter what. Adding a "will they, won't they arc" doesn't really do much
I 100% get what you mean, but I found that to be deeply dependent on where they're from and how they were raised / socialized - there's always super extroverts who act that way, but how frequent this behavior appears is hugely dependent on cultural background, even if the difference is as small as Brits and Americans or French and Spanish (literally neighbors).I've found most women who have any interest beyond casual friends will make a scene when they see you frequently