Hi Everyone! Hope this finds you all well and that you have had a great week. My weather has been really nice and although I am as busy as always I have been trying to get outside as much as possible. The one thing I have been doing is moving part of my workout to the park. My park has a great trail with fitness zones. While I was there, I kept passing by a runner going in the opposite direction ~ nice looking guy. The first time it was just a half smile and a “hey” then second was full smile. By the third time, I was actually looking forward to seeing him. As he approached, I locked eyes. It dawned on me, I was flirting with the runner.
A few times over the last couple of months, my friend Katie has asked me to do a post on flirting. I have sat down to do it on more than one occasion only to find that I am stumped. I am a flirt. Not just some hot cocktease MILF, but a flirt. It’s a part of my personality. But how do you describe it? How do you tell someone how to flirt? You don’t really. But you know me, I am going to try!
What is Flirting?
By most accounts, flirting is described as acting as though you are attracted to someone or in such a way as to attract someone. Usually in such a way that is both overly friendly and sexual. Flirting is innocent seduction. Flirting is fun and playful ~ mostly not to be taken seriously. (yes I know innocent flirting can be taken the wrong way or can be a problem in the workplace but today we are talking about fun! )
How Do You Flirt?
So how do you tell someone how to flirt? There are always articles with “tips” and “how to’s”. To me, flirting is being yourself and letting someone see a fun, friendly, playful and sensual side of you. You need to smile. You need to be friendly. Yes, there is a sexual tone to it. It’s clear you are interested/attracted to the other person. Flirting also shows that you are attractive and interesting as well. You need to put yourself out there a bit. Not in the, “I’m on the prowl for cock tonight” way. Take it down a notch ~ a little more innocent. Say hi. Make eye contact. Compliment someone. It show you notice them. Make it something personal ~ eyes, smile, voice, how clothing looks on them ~ not just the clothing. For example, if I’m talking to someone about working out and they say they did “chest and tris that day, I might reply, “I’m a chest gal” or “I love arms” and smile. See? I’m also known to bite my lip, play with my hair, playful nipple on my nail and wrinkle my toes according to one friend – lol.
I don’t think there is any flirting manual or “how to guide”, but I am sure you will find your own way. I had read that flirting is a language. Well, there are many languages, different accents and they take time to learn. As we head into the weekend, get out there and practice. Start slow. Smile at the hot runner on the track, so to speak. Let someone see that side of you. Even if it doesn’t lead anywhere ~ flirting is fun!
Until next time!
Hugs,
Ms Kay Marie
I stay away from all of this. It’s nothing but danger & trouble. That’s reason I quit going to the gym and lift at home. It’s become a meat market and I can’t have great workouts as there’s to many distractions of hot women wearing yoga pants/sport bras. Same with going to the bars/clubs. Nothing but trouble/danger and a waste of money. I’m to old for that and I’ve been burned to many times. Sorry for befit ice response but things like this really get me mad and upset.
How does one flirt with guys if you are a sissy looking to suck cock ?
Flirting is a skill that is hard to learn. Some people are good at it, others are just awkward. Much of flirting is in the eyes, and you have a huge leg up with those beautiful brown eyes.
Petey ~ you just haven’t found your mojo yet. And if you feel the gym is a meat market ~ switch gyms. I did. Oh, and get a new workout routine to keep that mind of yours from wandering! I had to switch it up when the college baseball team came in for conditioning – lol
Emily ~ The same way you would flirt with anyone. Same rules apply. I have flirted with girls the same as guys. It’s about you ~ not them!
Why thank you! It is a skill. And like any skill, some people have more natural ability than other but that doesn’t mean one can’t hone those skills.