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So I let a coworker move in cause she needed the help. When we hang out, her little sly comments and body language tells me to make a move. As soon as I try she stops it by saying that this will never happen. So I respectfully back off. Yet the very next day or so she starts to flirt, I mean FLIRT, so I make a little move and still the same happens. Am I getting mixed signals or is it in my head. And should I still continue to pursue or back off? I'm very confused. Can someone please clarify her behavior for me? Below is a pic of her.

I’m living in a different Spanish city. I speak the language and see girls looking at me. I’d like to date one, if not just be friends.

If I see one that’s noticed me and doesn’t look preoccupied/busy is it okay to approach casually? I think I’m good at body language.
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Or Is this weird?

I'm a very simplistic man and my heart gets fucking racing as soon as a beautiful woman just calls me "boy" or "young man" so having an SO call me that would just be incredible but other than that, "Mein Suße" or "Mon amour" for the woman who wants to really hit me in my German or French roots.

But what really gets me going just as much is anything to do with being referred to or even remotely associated with a Wolf by a woman. I don't know why and I can't adequately explain it but I've been tied to Wolves as a symbol for my whole life and when I started hunting with my dad as a boy I fell in love with watching them and being around them and I feel I have more in common with them than other Humans. Amongst my tattoos, two Wolves adorn my body (soon to be three) and referring to me as her "Wolf", her "Pup", her "Cub" or anything in between would get me going. The closest explanation I can think of as to why for that also stems from mein mutter calling me her "Welpe" when I was a very young boy, German for "Pup" or "Cub".

Daddy does nothing for me. Probably wouldn't during sex either unless it was roleplay and I didn't colour my hair. Babe and baby are awesome but not like super ultra awesome like the above and darling, Sweetie or Sweetheart are fine too.
For women I typically refer to them as "beautiful", "gorgeous" or some other endless line of descriptors rather than actual pet names alternating languages into French and German with "mein Suße" (My sweet) or "Schonfrau" (Beautiful young lady). The only consistent two I keep up with are Suße and Schonfrau and I guess Mon Amour is a pretty common and favourite of mine.
What are some of yours?