Why is that? Why can't we just be out to have a good time, it seems to me, all men think we are looking at them as potential husbands, who do you guys flatter yourselves?
Marry me dammit. Its call social conditioning, everyone is brought up by the media(movies, radio friends) it takes over our believes. because of it guys think it, they assumed that's what women want(Buying flowers, paying for drinks, she is the one blah blah that's what's in the movies). its pretty f**k up. I think you are dealing with guys who don't have the exp of letting go and having a good time, getting to know you blah blah.so do you want to marry me?
I agree. They all get all scared and nervous about the marriage thing. And I'm like PLEASE don't ask me to marry you, cause I really don't want to have to tell you no. I don't want to get married, but because I'm a woman everyone assumes I do. And because I'm 25, everyone assumes I want to do it soon. I want to have fun and date and really I think I could be with someone forever, but I don't need that piece of paper.
Hello people girls and guys I need some opinions. I'm 21 and single I work I have my own car and all. thing is I dated but nothing serious in the...
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What pickup lines do you use to start a conversation with someone you are attracted to?
I don't really use a "pickup line." Usually I will just ask them something basic relating to a common situation (if we're at a party, we're co-workers, etc.), and then hopefully steer it into a conversation where I can ask about them, learn about them, hopefully throw in a few jokes here and there. Past that, though, I don't always follow through, which is where I struggle.
How do they typically respond?
Usually pretty well, the interaction is more friendly than anything, so there isn't much pursued past that point. I feel good about my initial approach, I guess it's 'closing the deal' that I'm not good with.