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Library_girl 01-03-2012 10:29 PM

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Originally Posted by lettertodaddy (Post 497244)
How do you decide to make an initial flirty remark via text message? What's your favourite opening line?

I have an astonishing lack of game when it comes to dating, so unfortunately I don't have a favourite flirt to share, but I'm happy to hear yours!

Leave to one of my favorite girls to start an awesome thread and get everyone all stirred up! Woo hoo!

I'm a much better flirt "in the moment" than any other time, but text flirts are fun! I'm not sure if I have a favorite to share. Although I will say that comedy and flirting go really well together. :) You could send a text that says "Wow! You look really hot today!" which I think is really funny. But then they might think you're a stalker. Ummmm use your own humor, not mine. Please!

Wryly 01-03-2012 10:41 PM

I cannot flirt at all - by text, online or in person.
When I do try to flirt either the femme doesn't "get" that I'm flirting or I sound really strange.

Once I spent quite a bit of time with someone - apparenlty she started dating and broke up with someone during that time. *sigh* No luck at all!


Everyone who says to be a good flirter you should be yourself obviously aren't me! :jester:

kittygrrl 01-03-2012 10:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Library_girl (Post 497598)
Leave to one of my favorite girls to start an awesome thread and get everyone all stirred up! Woo hoo!

I'm a much better flirt "in the moment" than any other time, but text flirts are fun! I'm not sure if I have a favorite to share. Although I will say that comedy and flirting go really well together. :) You could send a text that says "Wow! You look really hot today!" which I think is really funny. But then they might think you're a stalker. Ummmm use your own humor, not mine. Please!

texting can now be considered stalking? geez:phonegab:

SweetJane 01-03-2012 11:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Hack (Post 497494)
I like that someone described it as a game of wits and clever. I recently shared this experience with someone, and it was a beautiful thing. I have 3300 saved text messages from this exchange (it went on for months), and I am too sentimental to delete them. It is a rather modern log of an ongoing conversation that never got tired or boring for me.

I'm a writer by trade, and I sometimes find text messages a little claustrophobic, and opt for the "larger canvas" of an email. However, texting is handy, convenient and can be done almost anywhere. And I appreciate the instant outbreak of wordplay that texting can accommodate.

Jake

Jake, I'm a professional writer, too. I never really learned to flirt well, but I have done a bit of written flirting. And it can be a very clever game of words. It shows the intelligence of the two flirting and can become a beautiful collection of sentiments. So I'm not surprised you saved those text messages......But there is a caveat. Sometimes you can get caught up in the word oneupmanship that you lose sight of the friendship or relationship that could be built.
Janie

SweetJane 01-03-2012 11:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Rockinonahigh (Post 497543)
All this about flirting is very intresting cause somehow I missed the ablity to flirt very well,my son said mamy years ago that I need to stop working so much and learn to smell the roses,unfourntunatly bill had to be paid.Now hat I have the time I still for some reason havent managed to learn to flirt with out hopeing I didnt stick my foot in my mouth or sound off the wall.

Rockinonahigh, just relax and be yourself, hun.

Hack 01-03-2012 11:18 PM

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Originally Posted by SweetJane (Post 497611)
Jake, I'm a professional writer, too. I never really learned to flirt well, but I have done a bit of written flirting. And it can be a very clever game of words. It shows the intelligence of the two flirting and can become a beautiful collection of sentiments. So I'm not surprised you saved those text messages......But there is a caveat. Sometimes you can get caught up in the word oneupmanship that you lose sight of the friendship or relationship that could be built.
Janie

It was never really a game of one upping. It was more like a script for an Irene Dunne-Cary Grant or Hepburn-Tracy film. Frankly, I am tempted to turn the whole premise into a screenplay, but I don't think it would translate well.

SugarFemme 01-03-2012 11:25 PM

I PROMISE I am not trying to derail.....I was sending flirty text messages to the woman I was dating at the time and they got a little racy. Well, I accidently forwarded one of the more racier ones to my ex-hubby :|. Good thing he has a great sense of humor. I got a text back asking me, " Can I watch"?? LMAO

nicetgurl_30 01-03-2012 11:39 PM

Is that ur text or mine?
 
O my gosh I know what u mean! I'm soo corny and nerdy I always get a huh? Or one these 0_o faces! So I always go with the worst lines ever and that way they know I'm at least showing interest and hey if they keep textin back they must enjoy whatever it is ur doing or saying!!

If that doesn't work text from Bennett always makes
Me laugh! Good luck!!

Fav line ever: okay first text and be like omg! Are u okay and then she say yeah y? Then BAM "“You must be tired because you’ve been running through my head all night."

Pretty bad right! There are hundreds of bad lines and some good ones!

BullDog 01-04-2012 08:49 AM

LOL, I never knew there were rules to flirting. Something thought out ahead of time that then ends up in a text could be quite nice indeed, as well as spontaneity. It's all in the delivery and the dance for me.

Jett 01-04-2012 09:05 AM

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Originally Posted by BullDog (Post 497758)
LOL, I never knew there were rules to flirting. Something thought out ahead of time that then ends up in a text could be quite nice indeed, as well as spontaneity. It's all in the delivery and the dance for me.

FRESH! *slap*

... oh... I'm sorry buddy I thought you were flirting with me. I'll get some ice for that...


;)

BullDog 01-04-2012 09:07 AM

Will flirt for cupcakes. ;)

smouldering 01-04-2012 09:16 AM

I am a natural flirt, I like to make people feel good and even smile sometimes.. heck i even enjoy making people blush :D If i flirt it probably means i like ya, but don't worry it doesn't mean i want to marry you :P.

I think the one problem that i have from time to time, especially when it comes to online or via texting is my just being nice or supportive being confused with flirting.. :S

LaneyDoll 01-04-2012 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by SweetJane (Post 497422)
A butch once told me that the femme should know instinctively when the flirt turns serious. I said, "How in the world would she know that if you didn't tell her?"

So how do we know, hmmm?

This is sooooooo me! A friend once referenced my flirting and I looked at him in absolute confusion because to me, I was just being me. So he asked, "Laney is there anytime that you do not flirt?" And I replied, "Yes, there is; I have to sleep don't I?"

:sparklyheart:

JustJo 01-04-2012 09:29 AM

I am severely flirting impaired....can't do it, rarely "get it" when it happens to me.

I can joke, be witty, be serious....but flirt? :blink:

Think I need to take a workshop or something.

musicman 01-04-2012 09:32 AM

Thinking of starting a flirting course just for Jo ;) I have been known on occasion to flirt. I have been told I am charming and I love women. So flirting comes natural for me.

Not sure if that is a good thing or bad.
Musicman

1QuirkyKiwi 01-04-2012 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by smouldering (Post 497775)


I think the one problem that i have from time to time, especially when it comes to online or via texting is my just being nice or supportive being confused with flirting.. :S

This ALWAYS happens to me online…. I’m naturally supportive and caring of everyone in my life and that includes all the forums I’m a regular member off, too. It gets frustrating sometimes when rumours fly around by people who have never met me in person or even taken the time to get to know me online, yet, I’m pre-judged by my posts or the odd PM/Email.

If people really want to get to know the real me, then they will take the time too do so and not assume that I’m flirting with all and sundry just because I’m naturally chatty and friendly.


HoustonHuny 01-04-2012 05:09 PM

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Originally Posted by apretty (Post 497565)
I hope this isn't your flirting.

HAHAHA...

Well apretty, it sure wasn't conscious flirting, however, subconscious is a whole nother matter, something we have no control over and are not even aware of. Obviously I got some reaction because "U" is posting sweet notes on my profile. LOL

HoustonHuny 01-04-2012 05:21 PM

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Originally Posted by UofMfan (Post 497575)
Besides the fact that my name is not UFO, and I find that to be a little dismissive, I have three things that stick out from your post.

1. Boys and bois, perhaps there lies the difference.

2. If I ever have to Google a flirt I would officially ask Bete to shoot me first.

3. I am too much of a gentleman to engage in childless competitions. Ms. Belle is a dear friend of mine and I would not disrespect our friendship by saying anything more than that.

These are all personal preferences and opinions and we are all entitled to express them respectfully.

I will respect yours and kindly ask you to respect mine.




*hands on hips* Well! If this is your idea of flirting, then I would rather flirt with PrincessBelle. (sorry PrincessBelle, didn't mean to bring you into this, I just think you are too cute for words)

My UFOMAN joke was not meant to be dismissive, I am truly sorry you took it that way. I learned long ago that people love to hear the sound of their name, so I make it a point of using people's names when I interact with them (even if it is only a screen name). It's just that it was stuck in my mind, because I read it that way. I will work very hard to fix the mental thingy so that if we ever interact again together, you will not feel "dismissed."

I will respect your opinion as long as you state it as your opinion. But when you use the word "should" it raises my hackles. You are not the "keeper of the shoulds" and neither am I.

I would still love to match your flirting trophies against mine. :cheesy:

girl_dee 01-04-2012 05:36 PM

I get Hello Kitty pics by text when I am stressing about something.

Now that's love!

Quintease 01-04-2012 06:20 PM

I always plan my flirts, or not-flirts. By 'plan' I don't mean I write them down for days and analyse them, but I put some thought into what I say (by not-flirts I mean the flirts you're not doing because someone inappropriate is trying to flirt with you). I've flirted with everything from boys to girls and I don't feel the need to change my flirting style for identity, rather for the person.

Sassy 01-04-2012 06:36 PM

I almost understand significant others who get jealous about their person/partner flirting with others? But then, I only almost understand monogamy, so I know I'm out of the loop on that one. Jealousy just doesn't run deep in my bones.

But I definitely don't understand people/persons who get offended when an acquaintance or even a stranger flirts with them.

I've always thought of flirting as a fun past-time that mutually bolsters egos. Being flirted with means someone found you cute, or smart, or funny... it's like a verbal exchange offered in reward for your ability to interest another person or engage with them on whatever level.

It's the oldest game in the world. It's generally harmless. It's a compliment. Smile and fire back what you've got. If you're not interested, smile and say so and you or I will shrug and move on. Nothing lost. And at least two people shared a smile. :)

For my sake, by all means, should you ever meet a 5-foot something gal w/green cat eyes and freckles and think she is cute/smart/funny, say so -- it might be me and I might need cheering up that day! ;)

UofMfan 01-04-2012 06:45 PM

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Originally Posted by HoustonHuny (Post 498052)
HAHAHA...

Well apretty, it sure wasn't conscious flirting, however, subconscious is a whole nother matter, something we have no control over and are not even aware of. Obviously I got some reaction because "U" is posting sweet notes on my profile. LOL



I am not sure where you get the idea that you can do this.

I am going to kindly ask you to please stop.

Lady Pamela 01-04-2012 07:10 PM

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Originally Posted by HoustonHuny (Post 498059)
*hands on hips* Well! If this is your idea of flirting, then I would rather flirt with PrincessBelle. (sorry PrincessBelle, didn't mean to bring you into this, I just think you are too cute for words)

My UFOMAN joke was not meant to be dismissive, I am truly sorry you took it that way. I learned long ago that people love to hear the sound of their name, so I make it a point of using people's names when I interact with them (even if it is only a screen name). It's just that it was stuck in my mind, because I read it that way. I will work very hard to fix the mental thingy so that if we ever interact again together, you will not feel "dismissed."

I will respect your opinion as long as you state it as your opinion. But when you use the word "should" it raises my hackles. You are not the "keeper of the shoulds" and neither am I.

I would still love to match your flirting trophies against mine. :cheesy:

Ok, normally I shut my mouth and show true respect to everyone on the site.
But I must say, I truely seen alot of disrespect on this post and it is not needed.
Can't we all just post our own opinions out of respect? Without making it into a rivalry?
This isn't which person flirts the best. And surely is not ok to bring names not associated to the post into it.

Sorry just speaking MY POINT OF VIEW.

princessbelle 01-04-2012 07:22 PM

And if i may point out please....

I in no way dissed or starting this thing with UofMfan. I really wish my name had not been brought up at all. UofM and I are friends and have been for a long time. I would never diss anyone's opinion including UofM's, no matter what it is. And certainly not about something as personal as flirting.

This whole thing is disrespectful IMO and beginning to get out of hand.

To each his/her own way of looking at things.

I hope the convo can just carry on as it was intended because it is a great subject.

I'm outta.



Hollylane 01-04-2012 07:57 PM

To me, flirting by text can really be special. It can let me know that someone is thinking about me, or I can let someone know that I can't get them out of my mind. It depends on the place you are at with who you are dating.


If you're testing the waters with someone you're interested in:


"I was thinking about what you said last night, and laughing to myself about it, hope we get to talk again soon"

"I enjoyed our chat last night, hope we can pick it up where we left off soon"

"I enjoyed listening to your voice last night, looking forward to hearing it again"

"Thought about you at lunch today, would have enjoyed having you there with me."


If you're involved, have met, and spent time together it can get pretty hot and heavy with simple little phrases like:


"I can't stop thinking about your lips"

"I just got a whiff of you on my shirt"

"I keep thinking about how sexy you looked when I left this morning, with your tussled hair"

"Been thinking about last night, and I'm still there"

"I'd rather be kissing your neck right now, than in this meeting"



Honey 01-04-2012 08:03 PM

Yeah for SEXTING...Waay cheaper than the 1 900 number!!!

Julie 01-04-2012 08:04 PM

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Originally Posted by HoustonHuny (Post 497486)
ummm UFO Man, so why is the "best flirting" not planned? Because you say so? See that's what happens when you throw your "shoulds" out there like they "should" be everyone else's "shoulds." Well they are not my "shoulds." As a femme who has spent a lifetime "flirting" with boys and bois, I can tell you that the best "flirts" are well-planned, researched, rehearsed, with a few well chosen, memorized "lines" as Ms PrincessBelle quoted. To have the most effect, they "should" be devious, designing, coquettish, planned, creative, ingenious and with the most "tried and true" lines available. (There are some great ones on google). Being a good flirt is hard work and does not come natural. (Femme handbook, page 351)

Let's pit your flirty texts against Ms. Belle's flirty texts and see who wins. :cheesy:

disclaimer: This talent can get one in big trouble

Perhaps I should continue reading before I respond...
But that was a tad... a wee bit snarky -- aye?

I have to agree with UofManyFlirtations...

If one is to rehearse what one is to say, prior to the act of flirting? Where is the spontaneity? I wonder if certain people might rehearse how they will fuck when it comes time... Or perhaps if they might rehearse their screams or gasps or pants or hisses of ecstasy.

And google your flirt lines? Seriously? Is that a bit obvious? What if you and three others are googling the same bullshit?

I will never forget the time a butch used an obvious flirt line with me. NEXT!

:|

Sassy 01-04-2012 08:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Hollylane (Post 498178)


"I'd rather be kissing your neck right now, than in this meeting"


... I texted my sweetie something like that once. A few minutes later I got a return text, similar sentiments, photo included. OMG, the dangers of smartphones. *laughs!* ;)

girl_dee 01-04-2012 08:14 PM

Aren't any of you afraid of a misfire?

I once sent my undying love to a dear friend, who I had to let down gently.

kittygrrl 01-04-2012 08:18 PM

Look, let's just say whatever works for you use that..if you get more gas using google as your "go to" for clever wit..that's amazing for you and no doubt you will attract people who enjoy your kind of flirting..on the other hand...

if you like to go with the flow and femmes/butches enjoy your spontaneous wittiness no doubt you willl have your share of admirers..

There is room in this world for both. So you are BOTH right so to speak.

Now let's get back to flirting! :hk18:

clay 01-04-2012 08:21 PM

hey dee.....I am not really worried about a misfie...and I do know of some accidentally to the wrong person....in fact I did so myself once...and I just laughed about it..and apologized...it isn't the end of the world...."shiff happens"...lol......

apretty 01-04-2012 09:02 PM

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Originally Posted by HoustonHuny (Post 498052)
HAHAHA...

Well apretty, it sure wasn't conscious flirting, however, subconscious is a whole nother matter, something we have no control over and are not even aware of. Obviously I got some reaction because "U" is posting sweet notes on my profile. LOL

It seems as though you're new to the site and possibly to the internet. I am going to give you some unsolicited advice--Most of us interact with each other as if we really do know one another because we really do, or as if we will meet or at least like we're a friend-of-a-friend because we really are: The degrees of separation are few.

So, I beg you consider the reader/s of your posts because there are many, even if no one responds--You're being read and it's a really good idea to not be mistaken for a lunatic (if humor is your aim and you find your attempts falling flat), if community is what you're after--And there's a really amazing community to be had here.

Luck to you.

nicetgurl_30 01-04-2012 09:29 PM

Crossin line
 
Okay i lOve banter and flirty text, but is it crossing line when person sends u nude pics? I mean I was being flirty but was hoping for wanting to work for it! Maybe I shouldn't complain and enjoy

Martina 01-04-2012 09:30 PM

this is not flirting, but texting gone awry. i have a good friend, a femme actually, whom i occasionally address in a friendly way as "slut" or "whore." Anyway, i once thought i had texted this friend, but instead sent "SLUT!" to my Ma'am. i got this as a reply "??"

i sent an immediate apology and oops text to Her. She has class. She didn't even mention it. But i have definitely had texting mishaps.

HoustonHuny 01-04-2012 09:30 PM

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Originally Posted by apretty (Post 498232)
It seems as though you're new to the site and possibly to the internet. I am going to give you some unsolicited advice--Most of us interact with each other as if we really do know one another because we really do, or as if we will meet or at least like we're a friend-of-a-friend because we really are: The degrees of separation are few.

So, I beg you consider the reader/s of your posts because there are many, even if no one responds--You're being read and it's a really good idea to not be mistaken for a lunatic (if humor is your aim and you find your attempts falling flat), if community is what you're after--And there's a really amazing community to be had here.

Luck to you.

Dear Apretty:

It's not my fault that "U"'s message landed in my box and not the intended box, but it did. I was surprised and I had no idea what it meant. However, what I learned from this is that people here cannot handle confrontation in a healthy way. It is back room gossip and crapola at it's finest. I had an "issue" with "U"s post and here I am discussing it with you and I don't even know who you are.

For you to imply that I am a "lunatic" is just unconsionable to me. This is not a community to which I want to belong...

So yes, here is my "golden flounce." I won't be back.

kittygrrl 01-04-2012 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by HoustonHuny (Post 498262)
Dear Apretty:

It's not my fault that "U"'s message landed in my box and not the intended box, but it did. I was surprised and I had no idea what it meant. However, what I learned from this is that people here cannot handle confrontation in a healthy way. It is back room gossip and crapola at it's finest. I had an "issue" with "U"s post and here I am discussing it with you and I don't even know who you are.

For you to imply that I am a "lunatic" is just unconsionable to me. This is not a community to which I want to belong...

So yes, here is my "golden flounce." I won't be back.

Maybe you're being a little bit hasty?!? A difference of opinion is ok here, but U does not know you and so it may have come off as a little bit over the top..think about it, if someone came at you that you didnt know in the real world and said something you thought was kinda rude, you'd be a little shocked (since you don't know this person) and have to at least consider maybe you might want to clear any misunderstanding..and i rilly think that is all this is..no need to leave. Nobody is suggesting you do. :hk25:

SnackTime 01-04-2012 10:01 PM

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Originally Posted by HoustonHuny (Post 498262)
Dear Apretty:

It's not my fault that "U"'s message landed in my box and not the intended box, but it did. I was surprised and I had no idea what it meant. However, what I learned from this is that people here cannot handle confrontation in a healthy way. It is back room gossip and crapola at it's finest. I had an "issue" with "U"s post and here I am discussing it with you and I don't even know who you are.

For you to imply that I am a "lunatic" is just unconsionable to me. This is not a community to which I want to belong...

So yes, here is my "golden flounce." I won't be back.


I personally would not consider a confrontation about a honest mishap in an open and public forum healthy.

Tcountry 01-05-2012 01:52 AM

hmmmm...
I think it is somewhat easy...I just say what I am thinkin...

I am thinkin bout u... ;)
Or I miss u

Great thing about txt...I can randomly make her smile no matter how busy she is

SoNotHer 01-05-2012 02:09 AM

A thought - one of the ways we can help keep people in the community and clarify any misunderstandings and assuage hurt feelings is to let people work out disagreements between themselves.

jac 01-05-2012 02:49 AM

Errr ummmm, I'm a text whore (so my close friends say). They all know when I am busy flirting in text... can't help but grin and blush...hehehe. I'm a flirt by nature and a very wordy kinda gy... I express myself well and I can be rather smooth to an eventual all out banter of playfulness. I can't help it... I won't help it. To me flirting is natural and healthy. It's fun!! However, it is still flirting. When I get more serious with someone, that person will truly know it... and know it for sure and certain. I guess we could say, I have levels of flirting? Yeh, we could definitely say that...
Worst flirt text moment, or rather funniest I guess... Sent a very VERY graphic flirt to my ex who was in the list of contacts right next to the person I was actually flirt texting. The response back, "OMG you're at it AGAIN!" Keeping those fingers limber are we?" LMAO :rofl: oops!! :cheesy:


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