i think you need to be honest with him and ask him if he likes you or not maybe he is showing of and doesn't want anyone to no he likes you if that makes sense
If you are not interested in someone, it's best to avoid flirting with them. Flirting can send mixed signals and lead to confusion or hurt feelings. It's important to be clear and honest about your intentions to avoid any misunderstandings or unnecessary expectations.
One can learn about fast flirting from Facebook and Kings of Education. The definition of flirting is either using the body in ways to send signals to the interested person or by being less subtle and actually saying flirty things to the person. Fast Flirting is a website that allows users to flirt with people in ones local area.
A good way to show a guy your interested in them is by flirting with them by chating them up and pushing and touching them a lot this makes a guy think the girl fancys him and if your not shy get one of your freinds to ask him if he likes you and that could lead to somewhere good luck .
Just checking someone out doesn't mean flirting. Flirting is more interactive. People check each other out when the first initial glimpse of another person attracts them enough to try to get a better look. If what they see is appealing to them after a long period of looking, then they might move on to the act of flirting. Flirting itself can be a definite sign of attraction, or that they have the hots for that person. If you see a person checking you out but not going any further than that it could be that they are just too shy to take the next step. If you're interested try giving them signals that it's okay for them to approach you, or you could go up to them.
If you believe someone is flirting with you, a simple and direct approach is to ask them directly if they are interested or flirting with you. You could say something like, "I've noticed some signals that make me think you might be flirting with me. Am I reading that correctly?" This open and honest communication can help clarify any confusion and lead to a more genuine interaction.
its hard to tell sometimes if he's flirting or being friendly..so my advice if he's all touchy-feely and giving you all the signals then he's flirting. If he's just joking around with you then he's just being friendly... If it's still worrying you confront your friend about it. See what she says.You already know the answer to that one ... tell him to back off because he's going with your best friend. It is not worth a guy coming between two best friends. Let him know you aren't interested, but don't tell your best friend about it and hurt her.
Boys give mixed signals when they are unsure of what they should do or if they are not completely interested. Boys are usually learning to better understand girls before they mature.
Talk to your friend about him and if he is near you age, send out flirting signals, try to be friends with him, and maybe soon you two will become more than friends.
Basically anything that signals a mutual attraction to another person is going to be called flirting. Whether it was a subconscious hair flip or a pick up line, it'll be considered flirtation one way or the other. If you want really detailed info, go ahead and google it.
It Could Be.........Looks like to me she doesn't think you are playing the "chase" game well enough. It would seem that she has an interest in you, but that you don't return the right signals. At the start of the relationship, there is a certain amount of flirting and waiting the goes on and the most you can do is play along. There are the fatal mistakes the one makes, male or female, the would seem too "pushy" to the other, and most become aprehensive in continuing the flirting. (that moment when the person seems disinterested but are in fact waiting to see your next move) You, then, take this as a rejection, when all the "chic" is doing is waiting for the right signals that tell her its OK to continue her own persuit. Her talking to your cousin about you is an indirect way of her trying to get her own message across to you because she possibly feels you aren't getting her signals. In turn, you may want to just jump her, but your signals aren't being interpreted correctly.I would suggest that you try to put it all on the table, and quit with the flirting all together. If you are truly interested in her, and she seems to reciprocate, then you can't go wrong. But, be prepared for any answer, good or bad.
Don't avoid the problem ask him straight out what he wants. Tell him how you feel and go from there. He might only be sending you mixed signals because he doesn't know if you like him back
If you give really obvious signals that you're interested, then he'll eventually go for it if he's interested too. If he doesn't but you still think he might like you, then just go for it yourself.