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File under "obvious": men more likely to confuse friendliness with come-on

sonick

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Originally Posted by stylemeup
The other week I was in a local store. A very nice young lady who worked there said "Hi" to me as she was coming up the aisle. I said "Hi" back. I was in that aisle looking at some stuff for quite a while. A few minutes later she came back down the other end of the aisle, and placed both of her hands on my back. I didn't even know she was there until her hands were on me. She may have done this simply because I was unknowingly blocking the aisle. Or maybe she did it because she was attracted to me?

case in point
 

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You can't blame evolution. In the olden days, guys didn't need cues.
 

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So, help me with a question in this very vein:
If a gal I met 30 minutes ago has ******* in her mouth, is that friendliness? Or a come-on?
 

Coho

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How much are you paying her?

Originally Posted by Dakota rube
So, help me with a question in this very vein:
If a gal I met 30 minutes ago has ******* in her mouth, is that friendliness? Or a come-on?
 

Dedalus

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Isn't it possible that women are just as likely to mistake their own come ons as friendliness?
 

Hombre Secreto

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Originally Posted by sonick
http://www.cbc.ca/health/story/2008/...ssessment.html

My girlfriend didn't believe me when I told her guys are idiots and will take any sign of attention from an attractive woman as a come-on.



Can't really blame us... It's just wishful thinking.
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A study that took into account the participants' physical attractiveness would have more value.
 

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i think it's the opposite. women often misinterpret my friendliness for flirting, and when i was younger i was often oblivious to women's flirting, mistaking it for friendliness.
 

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I think it goes both ways, other men will likely mistaken suebtle flirting with just friendliness.
 

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I think the technical term is "Jumping the Muffin."
 

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Originally Posted by Dakota rube
So, help me with a question in this very vein:
If a gal I met 30 minutes ago has ******* in her mouth, is that friendliness? Or a come-on?


Oh its friendliness and she getting came on..
 

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