Dating

Ask him. :) If you and your boyfriend go to the movies and there is a guy sitting between you two, then that would be a pretty good indication!!

a lot of time men who r gay paint there nials and things like that but if you go to the movies with friends and your boyfriend just happens to be sitting next to a guy then that does not awlays mean that he is gay

Some men don't like women in short skirts as they find it disrespectful, however most men find a girl who wears a short, tight skirt very attractive and classy. It takes courage to wear something short and tight and men really appreciate a woman who is not self conscious and doesn't mind showing off what she has.

The guy probably likes you

He'll act more shy and(scientific fact)he'll kinda stink.It's because of feramones.their hormones made to attract a mate.

He will put a low voice on . To show his attractided to you! FACT!

(I'd like to see the source of said facts above...) I don't act like that and it seems weird that a guys mate attracting smell would stink??? Though I may not have deepened my voice around the girls I like because my voice is already a little deeper than I'd like sometimes...(Sounds weird through mikes, phones, etc....)

I think it means he likes you. I personally wouldn't do that but it depends on the guy.

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He could be to shy to admit he likes you, or he could have been day dreaming. If you like him let him know and if he is just shy maybe it will help him get over being so shy.

You can get one of your friends to ask him for you , or you can ask him yourself , if your not to scared or

a)he teases you constantly

b)he gives you little hints he likes you

c)he tries to be with you whenever he can

d)he can sit down with you and talk about almost anything

e)he walks pretty close to you

f)he smiles at you

he is single

Well it could mean that he has a girlfriend and it could also mean that you and him are good friends and he doesn't want to break that by asking you out and then if for any case that you and him break up then you don't have a relationship or really a friendship.I guess it depends on how you look at it.

if your Ex-Girlfriend is calling, answer, but try not to act very "can we go out again." Just be yourself, but don't have this phone call get in the way of another relationship. Remember that you two broke up before.

Be persuasive and in the letter tell all the great things about your country to make the person have an understanding of it. Try to describe the beauty of it tell why you like it, why you want them to come visit your country and that should convince them a little!

I'm in college an there is this girl I kinda like. She's my philosophy teacher's daughter but we don't do any of the same subjects except Food every second friday. I rarely see her and never really get time to see her in private situations, we are rarely just in the same classroom during lunchtime. See, I have no clue if she might be bi/queer although I get the feeling she maybe and the bigger issue is that I haven't managed to speak to her properly yet. I'm friends with 3 of her friends, but the only thing I've asked her is if I could clean her table for her. When I try to approach her I get really nervous and my heart beats really quickly and I panic and I don't know what to do. How do I stay calm when I approach her and how do I start off a conversation that lasts long enough? I'd really like to hang out with her a little or get coffee tbh and not to jump into dating but I feel like if I've never spoken to her properly neither will be an option...

On a first date I think you should start off with small conversation like "How are you?". When meeting for the first time, ask questions to start conversation like if they bring up something that has happened to them when asked, "How are you?" then people usely can ask one question about the subject and tell a relating story,telling a relating story shows you have things in common and you know where they are coming from. Its not really about the questions its about the conversation. Questions are just used to start conversation ask a few simple questions when starting off then go into what you and your partner are talking about. And throwing in a few compliments here and there are good to keep the conversation alive and are great considering its a date and you like the person your with. When first seeing the person saying they look nice is a very common greeting, or maybe you like the way they smell or their eye color. But mainly questions are just to start off you can ask a few especially if you dont really know the person, getting to know them more like asking them what they like or questions about their personality and interest. This can show that you are interested in the person. Also dont be affraid when asked a question, answer it and dont be nervous, if your nervous your partner can get a different impression. Like your lieing or hiding something or even you dont want to be with him/her.

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While I agree with the answerer above, I personally like to add my small wisdom. My best advice is to go with the flow. Never memorize a set of questions and go straight to it as if you're interviewing someone for a job. Go with what sets the mood. For instance, if she just got out of work, ask her how the day went. What job does she do and of course, how does she FEEL about it. Omit sex, past relationships or any personal questions for the first date. The first date should be a time where you should express your confidence, personality and characteristics without overflowing with exaggerations. Keep in mind to branch off questions instead of asking random questions out of nowhere (although randomness can be a turn-on, use it wisely). In other words, if you're talking about sports, go to one sport and talk in detail about it. If she doesn't like that sport, go to another one or if she doesn't like sports at all, ask her what she likes, etc. When you focus too much on your questions, you may lose track of talking and sharing what your partner has to say. My guess is, if you get to ask most or all your questions during the first date, youv'e probably already suffocated her to the point of no return. When dating women, just listen and nod. (keep up the eye contact). There are two types: the talking ones (just let her talk and listen). Your job is simply agreeing and not judging. the silent one (not necessarily always silent but definitely shy). If in doubt, ask basic questions regarding her lifestyle.

Tell her your going to the movies. That way you can turn your phone off and say you had it off because you were watching a movie. That will buy you a few hours. And always use protection!!

Depends on where you are, and what you're doing. ---- According to classical etiquette, it isn't proper to draw special attention to yourself in any social situation. So a friendly greeting, an embrace, or a brief kiss among family, friends, and lovers is considered perfectly proper. People of good taste who want to exchange more than just a quick kiss or a caress will wait until they are in a private setting where they can be alone.

Could be a number of reasons. one is that he has done something behind her back and feels guilt, two that he feels inferior and he is insecure, and three that he can't believe his luck and he puts her on a pedestal. I think it depends on the guy.

Ofcourse. she is underaged and he is 18. So it would pretty much be illegal if the parents found out they could easily make a restraining order or sue you. Well i mean if the girl wants to she can do what ever she wants. Just make sure an adult doesn't find out

Well I usually grab and play with them, and occasionally I tickle the nipples, then I proceed to suck on them a little, and then start to lick the nipples. Other times I shove my face in them, or I just watch them bounce around. It really depends on the guy, I'm a boob lover, so I make good use of them. Some guys may just sit back and enjoy the show, and others look at your body and what's going on down under.

Do what you want to do and not because he told you to. If you want to make him one, it's your choice and doesn't mean it's a bad one. However, if you don't want to, you don't have to and can make this known to him along with why you refuse to.

If she answers it with a fake smile... She doesn't. If she's like, "I really like your mom", and perhaps carried on a conversation with laughs, she probably really does like her!

Sadly, girls have an unwritten rule that they don't date one anothers ex-boyfriends. They would rather not risk losing a best friend so ex's are off limits. Boys come and go, best friends are there for a long time sometimes a life time. Best advice, don't meddle with their relationship. If you really like the other girl, just be her friend and let her make the first move - assuming she cleared it with her best friend (your ex). Hopefully you broke up with this ex on good terms and you can still be friends.

I'm pretty sure it's illegal to date a relative.

I think it is but if u really love each other and didn't know that u were related then i suppose its okish but its kinda creepy if its your brother or sister.

Many people in the early years, like for example Edvard Grieg, married his sister. It wasn't illegal it was just frowned upon.

The range of possibilities is very, very wide. Look around at all the guys who have wives or girlfriends. See any physical differences among them, or do they all look alike? Right. Different women find different men attractive. And vice versa.