[QUOTE="Ace_of_Spades90"]
That's really, uh... thoughtful(?) to defend my behaviour. But let's be honest: it's really not okay to derive satisfaction from leading people on. Additionally, I don't want people who know me irl to know me as the flirty, sleazy guy; I want to be known as the nice, classy guy who can hold a conversation that is devoid of sex.
SirWander
I'm not defending it. I really have no idea what you do when you "lead" these girls on for me defend your actions. I'm just offering a different perspective on the subject. That is quite the tame aspiration. I hope you know that single, and quite honestly inconsequential, aspect of yourself is not the going to be the assessment people are going to base their judgment on you as a person.
But if you think it will help... it's not as if it's going to make your friends forget about the time you intentionally lead those girls on for kicks.
How I lead women on? Ha, where do I even begin? Seriously, though, I don't have any sort of tips or guidelines I follow. Mostly, I just think it helps to have confidence in yourself and to be really comfortable in your own skin - I think that's what draws a lot of people in. You can be the most attractive person (which is subjective anyways) and stumble and fret to the point of looking like an idiot. Also, I do feel as though women (most that I've "seduced" I guess you could say) gravitate towards a guy who takes charge; someone who isn't overly polite, if you will. I'm not saying to treat a woman like dirt, rather, don't be a doormat either.
Anyways, you bring up good points. But like I said, I'm done with teasing women.
Might I add that you straight guys are so lucky in that women are so easy to talk to. Men, on the other hand, make me so nervous at times. Gay men are so vain and criticial of appearances, it's almost enough to "turn" me straight lol. That was in jest btw (for those of you who cannot detect my sarcasm)
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