I may have stumbled upon an interesting phenomenon the past couple of days, and I wanted to see if it held any merit.
In the past, in cases that I pursued a girl and was rejected/turned down, people seemed to know quickly that I "liked" her. I'd talk to a HB once, afterwards my friends would rag on me because they know that I "liked" her. At one of my previous jobs, same thing.
Recently, a girl I know from work and I have been hitting it off. We usually sit near each other and keep in contact at work. To my surprise, no one has said anything to me. This includes my friends, who I figure would pick up on this in a second. There hasn't even been a, "Mr. Goods, you and HB seem to be around each other a lot."
So, my theory is this (applies to day game only, not bars/clubs): People will only pick up on me (or any guy) hitting on a girl if he seems noticeably more interested than she does. If the girl seems interested as well, things will just seem normal. I could be completely wrong - maybe the people at work don't care/notice. Maybe I've become better at masking my intent, who knows. It's simply a theory. Does it hold any weight?
In the past, in cases that I pursued a girl and was rejected/turned down, people seemed to know quickly that I "liked" her. I'd talk to a HB once, afterwards my friends would rag on me because they know that I "liked" her. At one of my previous jobs, same thing.
Recently, a girl I know from work and I have been hitting it off. We usually sit near each other and keep in contact at work. To my surprise, no one has said anything to me. This includes my friends, who I figure would pick up on this in a second. There hasn't even been a, "Mr. Goods, you and HB seem to be around each other a lot."
So, my theory is this (applies to day game only, not bars/clubs): People will only pick up on me (or any guy) hitting on a girl if he seems noticeably more interested than she does. If the girl seems interested as well, things will just seem normal. I could be completely wrong - maybe the people at work don't care/notice. Maybe I've become better at masking my intent, who knows. It's simply a theory. Does it hold any weight?