Are these examples of someone "shooting their shot"?

[Anonymous]

A man on social media says my full-teeth smile looks so weird, and then a woman dms him and says no it doesn't

A woman tells a man to smile more

A man says he wants to be nicer to people, a woman then tells him he thinks she is very nice and genuine

A woman says hi to her friend, sees the man right next to him, and says, is that Zac Efron

A woman is telling a man about the price of an item, and the man asks "do you come with it"

They all are

None are

1 of them is

2 of them are

3 of them are

4 of them are

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For the second one, I meant to say a woman tells him she thinks he is very nice and genuine

[BetaBucks]

The last two definitely are. The others could be someone just being nice, but also could be a very passive way to show interest. Depends on the situation.

[Asker]

Yeah, the first one was from a woman that I hadn't seen or interacted with for a while, I had said it on my story, I didn't say directly it to her, I didn't even know that she watched me on that platform. I always thought smile more was like a backhanded compliment, especially from someone who doesn't know you, and the third one I had said on my story, and the response was a from a person that I don't talk to in person, so I assumed it was an assumption, based on our social media interactions, and what I post.

[SotiCoto]

I don't even know what the hell "shooting their shot" even means.
All of those are various levels of disgusting behaviour.