Why is flirting so complicated? If you watch movies, it seems like there are two extremes. On one hand, the beautiful, sexy girl walks up to the hottest guy at the beach and he follows her around like a love-struck puppy dog. On the other extreme, the sweet, typical girl tries to talk to a guy and her tongue ties, her toes trip, and the crowd bursts into laughter.
Flirting is a skill, and like any other skill, it can be learned. All it takes are the right steps to follow, the will to learn, and the patience to practice step-by-step each day to build up your talent. The first day you'll be nervous. The second day you'll be uncertain. By the end of a week you'll be on your way to mastering the wonderful art of flirtation.
Ignore the other books that insist you must be an exotic dancer who works out every day and boasts perfect breasts in order to get the guys. Some books even state that you have to deliberately act like a whore because that's all guys want! What?? Sure, you might get some attention - from the guy who wants to use you for a few hours and make you call a taxi to get home again. They guys who are worth dating will be looking for something more.
The key to flirting is NOT having a killer bod. It's not about being slutty. It's about mastering the ability to connect with a guy in a way that makes him feel special. Guys want to feel cared for. They want to feel paid attention to. But not in a creepy way - in a way that shows you aren't just after their wallet and some free meals.
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