I ask because,it happened to me couple of times and it starts to look like it was made up and not a coincidence.
why?
I don't do this, I'm afraid I'd knock her down, make her drop something, or hurt her. He is probably doing it as an excuse to touch you, maybe strike a convo.
Do women do this as well? Iv'e had the same girl bump into me twice and say '' Sorry.'' But she seemed really nervous, maybe she's clumsy? or she is shy and did it on purpose because she liked me?
I don't do this,nor girls I know. maybe she was clumsy,maybe it was a physical contact she wanted.I dunno,maybe in my case is the same. I just don't get why this way :/
Some do to start a conversation...although I'm not a fan of that method. Seems like such a passive, pansy way to initiate talks with a female of interest.
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Yes this happen to me today.. In the corner of my eye was a man with a trolley shopping I could see him looking right at me walking toward yet the isle was empty and he just had to unfortunately nearly bump in to me.
Why?
Because he wanted attention and he wanted me to give it to him.
These tricks are a little pathetic and annoying if I say so myself when we're trying to go about our day.
I just shifted his trolley to the side didn't even make eye contact n walked on he looked back with an expression of whaaat! On his face.
I thought to myself yeah you feel like a twat because you've certainly acted like one.
Maybe not bump, but I would probably rub my arms on her arms lightly in a subtle way. I usually do this to test her and see her reaction. But guys are different and some might do bump into you though.
What do you girls do?
I myself have never done this nor heard of a guy doing it. I wouldn't be surprised though because I have seen some similarly bad ways for a guy to get a girls attention.
I would even go as far as to say that a guy bumping into you for attention should be grounds for disqualifications as a potential boyfriend.
maybe ot get your attention?
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