How to make a guy crazy about you?

[carbonaraqueen]

If a guy doesn't seem too interested (not looking for comments saying to leave, I just really like him and haven't felt like this in years, I know I should bail), are there any ways to make a guy think more about you? Just in general what would make you crazy about a girl?

[Subarugirl]

Okay so here is the thing. Most men want to feel big, strong, masculine and in control. If you can make him feel that way you'll be golden. Dress attractively, but leave something to the imagination, most guys like the chase so don't be too aggressive, it makes them feel emasculated. Instead, be enthusiastic but keep am air of innocence. There is a lot of truth to the saying a lady in the streets and a freak in the sheets.

Play dumb... even if you know more about a topic than he does, pretend like you don't. He's not going to want to be one uped by his date.

Ask for help, nothing big but little things that boost his ego. Ask him to open a jar, or reach something for you.

Be enthusiastic about things he is interested in, even if you don't really care. People love to talk about them selves and most men like to peacock their achievements and accomplishments.

Look for opportunities to touch him casually in a non sexual way. Hold onto his arm to stable yourself while you fix your shoe, or lean in close when he does to show you something.

Compliment him about anything, again with the ego stroking, but don't over do it and make sure that the compliments are genuine.

Keep it simple, keep makeup, jewelry and perfume to a minimum. The goal is to appear naturally effortless. You want him to be the focus, not your outfit.

When he makes sexual advances, play shy at first thenmake it seem like he's making you melt. Be reactive, it makes him feel good about his sexual prowess.

[dustybiker]

Lure. Never make. You have to encourage someone to want you.

[Guy13]

Graciousness, Femininity, junk not hanging out everywhere, smiles, and soft eyes...

[Anonymous]

We go crazy for girls with morals, dignity, and class