Dating

It's possible that he may be interested and trying to catch her attention again or he may just be naturally drawn to her. However, it would be best for him to directly approach and strike up a conversation to show his interest rather than just walking past repeatedly.

It means that he feels like you are his pet, and he wants to feed you. I'd bet that it comes from the fact that this 'boy' never had a pet as a child, and now he treats you as an object. I recommend going on one date, then dumping him.

He is afraid of the emotional damage a woman can potentially cause, including falling in love with her, only to break his heart and hurt him pretty badly.

Or he could be trying to politely say that he's not interested in you; in a "it's not you, it's me" kind of way.

The guy may have a crush on the girl and is trying to catch her attention. Walking past her multiple times and staring could be his way of trying to gauge her interest or initiate a conversation. It's possible he interpreted her past stares as a sign of interest and is trying to reciprocate.

It could mean that she is not ready for that level of physical intimacy yet. It's important to communicate with her and respect her boundaries. It doesn't necessarily mean she's not interested in you; she simply may need more time to feel comfortable with physical affection.

that means he is trying to not be so nervous around you or he likes you back you have to let him get used to it cause he might not want to hurt your feelings so basically they're trying to be gentle about it

He is trying to make himself seem cool. He wants to talk, but is too shy to make the first move. Go say hi!

It could indicate that the person is observing you from a distance but feels uncomfortable or shy when closer to you, which is why they avoid making direct eye contact. They may be interested in you but unsure of how to approach you.

Feeling nervous or anxious around someone you like can lead to overthinking and making mistakes. It's common to want to impress the person, which can increase the pressure and lead to slip-ups. It's important to remember that everyone makes mistakes and showing your authentic self is more important than trying to be perfect.

Hes' flurting, if its any lower his a pig and if its higher hes' a friend, that's called the three spots

You either stop doing creepy things, or you avoid her for about a week and then she'll stop thinking of you as a creep if you do nothing wrong in that week.

Once a girl thinks you are creepy there is no going back and it will take her months sometimes years to see that you aren't a creep. That is--if she is still in your life. But usually she will judge you by one little mistake and hate you for life.

I have made a list of all the big no nos to prevent a girl from thinking you are creepy.

1. If you are shy and not very good at talking to girls do not try and talk to her often. If you repeatedly ask her to hang out, even as friends, she will begin to think you are creepy and tell you to stay away from her. The only exception is if she likes you back then she won't act like that.

2. If you get her cell number do not text her. If she doesn't text you first then only text her about once a month, or if u do just way what's up? or something like that and don't try to have an entire conversation over text because she won't want to text you unless she likes you and if she likes you she will text first. Also if you are texting a girl and she doesn't reply back never reply back something like, "are you there?" , "are you ignoring me?" or anything whatsoever like that or she will think you are creepy and tell you to stay away from her... Also never mention anything sexual over text or anything personal even if you have known her for a long time if she isn't interested in ou she will quickly be turned off by it and forget about all the good things you have done for her and how good of a friend you have been and she will tell you to stay away from her and your friendship will be over.

3. Never complain or tell a girl she is treating you wrong or act like you are the victim. Never get mad if she is hanging out with other guy friends, if she is your gf and she is screwing around then that is different, but never do that to a girl that just sees you as a friend.

In a girls mind they are never wrong and they never do anything wrong to you and everything is your fault. If you ever meet a girl who apologizes to you for how she acts or something she says to you then she is truly a one of a kind and rare-but amazing girl.

4. If you are not skilled in getting women to be attracted to you then if you mention to a friend that you like her and she doesn't feel the same way to not get mad or angry or hurt that she rejected you. and if you are hurt never ever let her know or realize that and just go back to being her friend as if you never mentioned that you liked her or else you will permanently lose your friendship with her if you continue to pursue her.

5. Do not repeatedly message a girl on facebook or myspace or on facebook chat. and if she doesnt message back do not send another message until she replies.

"Girls HATE pushy guys. it scares us. It makes us feel very threatened. We often don't know how to react, either, which scares us even more. We aren't bitches. And texts can be weird, unless the girl says to text. Texts mean you have a measure of familiarity. Like friends."

Do not blame girls for being mean or heartless. It isn't their fault. In the U.S. society women are lead to believe that they are victims, it isn't their fault they think you are a creep it is just a stupid standard in society that guys have to act a certain way or be a certain way or else we are weird or creepy.. It is the same concept with people that are nerds in school or not cool or popular or socially acceptable. Girls are the worst about this and they can't help it. And every girl that reads this will deny it and say it isn't true because "they don't believe they are ever wrong and everything is the guy's fault". They never try to understand or be understanding about guys who aren't skilled at getting girls or outgoing and talkitive... they just see you as creepy or weird and you won't be able to change that, its just the way things are, society sucks and life is just tough and we just have to learn to survive and live with it.

^^ wow talk about limiting beliefs. OK, first of all #2 is extremely misguided. If a girl gives you her phone number, and you don't call her, she's going to feel like you rejected her. Text her once a month thing? That's absolutely ridiculous. Here's what you do. It's called being a man. Most likely she gave you her number because you requested it somehow. You did so for a reason. So text her !!! It also helps if you have a something to talk about. Think about what you're going to text her while you're in the conversation with her. That way you don't draw a blank. Avoid doing what every other guy does.

As for the previous paragraph the arrows are pointing to-- Girls basically act on emotions. They do stuff that feels right to them, and that's fun. However, many times they are told that this is wrong. By society. By daddy. So if they think you will disapprove of what they feel is right, they will do it and you won't find out about it. If you do find out about it, it will always be your fault, as you said.

I basically agree with everything else, although with a small note: You should pretty much do whatever you want with the girl you like. If she responds by thinking you're creepy, then she simply doesn't feel the same way, and you should move on. You have to make a choice. If you like her, you owe it to yourself to go for it AND NOT CARE how she reacts, and yes, you must be prepared to lose her friendship. Unfortunately, because of guys breaking the last paragraph of #2 (if she doesn't like you back, don't pursue her any further or you will lose the friendship forever.. the only part of #2 that I agree with) it is EXTREMELY RARE that a girl will concede to be friends with a guy who has shown interest in her beyond friendship, because so many guys are simply PRETENDING to be her friend until they get another chance to strike again.

So that addendum basically states: Don't be afraid to be seen as creepy. In fact, most guys would do ANYTHING to avoid being called creepy, psycho or a loser. The worst insults EVER! If you refrain from ever showing any interest in a girl or saying anything sexual to her (playfully, in a non-creepy way) then that fear of being called creepy is going to be a self-fulfilling prophecy that gets you labeled creepy nearly every time.

The fact is that women don't have it very well off. Part of why they hate creepy guys is because sometimes, they think.. FINALLY... A guy that's not like every other guy... and then when you do something creepy, it's like shooting their hopes down the toilet. Realize this, and if a girl thinks you're creepy simply because you were genuine and authentic with her about how you feel, then she doesn't realize that you might have been that guy she was looking for, and don't take it personally.

Most importantly, in all that you do, realize that you're talking with a human being.

PS: Forgot to mention, as a comment to the "don't repeatedly ask her to hang out thing." Yeah, you don't wanna do this, EVEN if you've already hung out with her. Basically, realize that if she's having fun with you, she's going to want more, naturally. And that's the best way. Have fun with her, don't worry about hanging out or hanging out again. Let it come natural. There's a way to slip it in at the right moment when she's most likely to go with it and it won't sound needy.

He probably is outgoing and confident like you think but gets shy around you! He probably gets shy around you because he likes you and doesn't want to embarrass himself by saying something stupid!

Your guy friend may have touched your hand as a subtle way to show affection or connection during the conversation. It could be a sign that he feels comfortable around you and wants to establish a physical connection. Alternatively, it might have been a natural gesture that he uses when expressing empathy or emphasis.

It could mean that he is still interested in you or finds you attractive. It's possible that he remembers you from the previous interaction and is feeling curious or drawn to you. If you are interested in him, you could try initiating a conversation to see if there is mutual interest.

This is generally an indication of some manner of romantic interest.

Alternatively, if you two are close friends, it could be a bit of a fear of you leaving him for someone else in matters of companionship. Either way, it indicates a sort of clinginess and potentially jealousy that you may have to deal with in a romantic relationship with him.

It could indicate that he has feelings for you and is possibly interested in a romantic relationship. The consistent staring and jealousy are often signs of attraction or possessiveness. Consider expressing your own feelings or interests to see if there is mutual interest.

What it means is he finds something fascinating about looking at you. But - this is important - that is ALL it means, at this point. What you do with that information is up to you.

tough situation... but I'll say it depends on the signs that he gives you. If he stares at you all the time than he might really likes but if he stares just randomly and not all the time than he might not likes you...Good Luck(:

It could mean that he is interested in you and feels a connection. His actions suggest that he wants to engage with you and is trying to make eye contact to show his interest. If you are interested in him too, consider starting a conversation next time he looks at you.

It could mean that she is shy or nervous around you. The quick look away may be a reaction to feeling self-conscious or unsure how to continue the interaction. It could also be a sign of interest or attraction.

If a guy is always teasing or playfully bothering you, it could be a sign that he's trying to get your attention or build a connection with you. However, it's important to consider your comfort level with these interactions and communicate boundaries if needed.

It could mean that the guy is upset and hurt by being deleted on Facebook, and he is showing his body language as a form of passive-aggressive behavior. He may not know how to communicate his feelings directly, so he is expressing his emotions through his actions. It could be a sign that he values the connection in some way, even though you don't talk much.

It's possible that the boy likes you and is showing signs of affection through his actions. However, it's important to communicate openly and directly with him to understand his intentions better. Remember to always prioritize your comfort and boundaries in any social interactions.

It could mean that he is interested in you or finds you attractive. However, without further context or direct communication, it's hard to determine his exact intentions. If you're interested, consider striking up a conversation to get a better sense of his feelings.