1. Displays concern for him, his feelings and well beingSo far, I have done 2, 5, 7 (I respond when I get a message), maybe 4? (Those are poorly defined.) 1 is not an option; I don't like talking about feelings. And 6 just seems stupid. ("Dear cunninglingusguy2, Loves your compelling screen name. That's hot. You must be too." Ew.) I fail at flirting, PoF style.
2. Talks about things he likes or dislikes, making comments and showing interest
3. Shows him your a daring or mischievous side
4. Sends him special/cute email messages
5. Shares jokes or amusing anecdotes with him
6. Compliments him on his screen name, attitude, personality and appearance
7. Makes an effort to contact him in some form most every day
8. Sends instant messages when he and you are online at the same time
9. Discusses seriously the traits he desires in a partner
10. Uses suggestive language in online conversations with him
EDIT: Ginny will put her thoughts in the comments section momentarily.
4 comments:
Hmmm... Looking at the list, I think I have done 1-5 and 7?
I guess I have done 4, if you write special as "special."
6 is kind of dumb. And the day that I write someone about how hot he is is probably a day that I have taken some drugs.
And, well, 10...you don't do 10 in a message unless you trust the person, because, well, that person might be writing a blog. Cutty, cutty, paste-y, paste-y...
Cutty cutty, pastey pastey ... awesome!
Maybe 1 should read concern for him, his feelings and/or well-being. Expressing concern for well-being isn't as traumatic as expressing concern for feelings.
'Cause feelings shouldn't be brought out in the first few minutes of conversation. Feelings are for weenies.
Hey, now. Don't go knocking everyone with feelings! :)
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