It amazes me how much the dating game in America and in most parts of the world is practically the same. Women love attention and those who regularly get hit on, will always wonder why you, that particular guy ignores her and acts as if he's not interested and doesn't find her attractive. She then becomes curious and her interest in you spikes up...
For the past six months or so, I've developed the habit of walking to a newsstand a few blocks on the street across from my office during my lunch break. To cross the street, I always have to go past a lady who sits at a stand/booth selling phone cards. Each time I do so, I notice that her eyes follow me every day-that is, really staring/following me as I come and go. I always pretended not to notice her; she's right next to the newsstand I go to almost everyday. But at every turn I used to walk past her stand without saying a word and each time she used to see me coming from a distance, she'd keep her eyes on me and size me up.
In such circumstances and in the professional environment, I always make sure I look my best. Today I simply had on a dark brown suit with a black T-shirt that matched with my shoes; other times I would wear for instance a black suit with a white dress shirt and a purple tie, etc., etc. Even when I'm dressed casually in a polo shirt, I make sure to look neat and presentable. I noticed the woman at the stand has some dangerous curves (hips), the kind I like...but I chose to play the game and see for how long each of us would last without giving in to the other.
And so today, when I wasn't really expecting it and was about to walk past her stand as usual, she talked to me:
"Excuse me, can I tell you something?" she asked.
"Sure," I answered. "What's up?"
Then I went close to her and made great eye contact with her and noticed how really nervous she sounded and looked when she was talking to me. She gave me a flyer and talked to me about something and then said:
"Well, read it. And if you have any questions, feel free to ask me..."
Yeah, right. It's all a game. It's quite interesting and fun to be in those positions where from time to time a woman finds a way to try to talk to you. So to those who are relatively new, don't always rush to show interest to a woman you find attractive. Get her to notice you and act as if you're not interested. Let her even assume you're arrogant. Just sit back and if you play the game well, watch what will happen. I don't intend to get involved in any romantic manner with this woman in question but for a while, I'd been waiting to see just how long this game between the two of us was going to last and who would break the ice first. Today she finally did...
For the past six months or so, I've developed the habit of walking to a newsstand a few blocks on the street across from my office during my lunch break. To cross the street, I always have to go past a lady who sits at a stand/booth selling phone cards. Each time I do so, I notice that her eyes follow me every day-that is, really staring/following me as I come and go. I always pretended not to notice her; she's right next to the newsstand I go to almost everyday. But at every turn I used to walk past her stand without saying a word and each time she used to see me coming from a distance, she'd keep her eyes on me and size me up.
In such circumstances and in the professional environment, I always make sure I look my best. Today I simply had on a dark brown suit with a black T-shirt that matched with my shoes; other times I would wear for instance a black suit with a white dress shirt and a purple tie, etc., etc. Even when I'm dressed casually in a polo shirt, I make sure to look neat and presentable. I noticed the woman at the stand has some dangerous curves (hips), the kind I like...but I chose to play the game and see for how long each of us would last without giving in to the other.
And so today, when I wasn't really expecting it and was about to walk past her stand as usual, she talked to me:
"Excuse me, can I tell you something?" she asked.
"Sure," I answered. "What's up?"
Then I went close to her and made great eye contact with her and noticed how really nervous she sounded and looked when she was talking to me. She gave me a flyer and talked to me about something and then said:
"Well, read it. And if you have any questions, feel free to ask me..."
Yeah, right. It's all a game. It's quite interesting and fun to be in those positions where from time to time a woman finds a way to try to talk to you. So to those who are relatively new, don't always rush to show interest to a woman you find attractive. Get her to notice you and act as if you're not interested. Let her even assume you're arrogant. Just sit back and if you play the game well, watch what will happen. I don't intend to get involved in any romantic manner with this woman in question but for a while, I'd been waiting to see just how long this game between the two of us was going to last and who would break the ice first. Today she finally did...