Strangely enough, I am at the receiving end of pickup lines more often than not... I'm kinda shy and don't ask people out very often. Things I've been told:
"Do you like girls?"
One outright sat in my lap and said, "Hi."
"Do you have a girlfriend?"
"You have pretty eyes."
"Maybe sometime you can come over and teach me how to use my computer." (I kid you not)
"What's your name?"
There was one girl in an English 101 class that made sure we were partners... she kept giving me papers she wrote about sex and how it's ok before marriage so long as the couple loves each other... and stuff like that. She followed me around one day and asked me to lunch. Musicians...
Pinched from behind, I turn around to see a big smile. Two or three times that's happened... Although I really don't appreciate that... girls can get away with that stuff...
Most girls aren't so foreward... they'll try to say things with their eyes... mannerisms... tone of voice. (it's called flirting
) I caught one of my sister's friends standing over the stairway watching me play the piano all smiling and stuff... black lacquer reflects almost like a mirror...
Personally, I do not like girls who get touchy feely right off the bat. Trying to hug you, sit in your lap, grab your arm and stuff... that irks me. I have to really know someone first... CLOSE friends first and foremost, that's important.
If there's one bit of advice I'd could give... that would be to look for an authentically good person. A kind and honest person. Similar interests... thoughts... goals... at least something in common... that's a good thing. Realize that you can be attracted to someone for the wrong reasons... physical or psychological reasons (like you're lonely or something)... it's important to shut that out. If you want a healthy relationship, you have to know the person - understand them. What are their thoughts? Their desires... aspirations... What makes them sad or happy? Find a way to connect with that person at a deeper level. Don't hurry things, you have lots of time. Relationships are give and take for both persons. Don't expect anything.
I have no 'pick-up' lines to offer because I do not believe in them... but I think I could share how I initiated what I hope to become a wonderful relationship.
I met this most remarkable girl where I work on campus. Brilliant, kind, beautiful... in touch with herself and her emotions. Someone I can talk to, relate with, completely trust... I could tell her anything... and just about have.
The moment I met her I knew she was something special. The more I got the chance to know her, the more I wanted to be with her. I'm a complete chicken when it comes to this kind of thing, but I forced myself to say something... I just had to. I picked out something simple, something that would not put her on the spot, be uncomfortable, or imply anything. I simply asked her if she might ever have the chance to go out for ice cream... we ended up going for coffee instead because it was cold. We talked for a couple hours at least... shared some things about ourselves... I was scared to death.
Numerous awkward silences... I'm a lot more comfortable now though. I think at this point, both of us are trying to get closer to each other... but neither of us really knows how. We are both somewhat insecure. I really hope this will go somewhere... I think she's the one I've been looking for.
Ok, now you guys know WAY too much about me.
But for reals... be careful in what you do, and really evaluate yourself... what you are looking for. Be very careful that you do not like or even love someone for the wrong reasons. A happy life-long relationship is what I'm looking for. I hope you look for the same, know how to, and are lucky enough to find it.
-Brian
"Do you like girls?"

One outright sat in my lap and said, "Hi."
"Do you have a girlfriend?"
"You have pretty eyes."
"Maybe sometime you can come over and teach me how to use my computer." (I kid you not)

"What's your name?"
There was one girl in an English 101 class that made sure we were partners... she kept giving me papers she wrote about sex and how it's ok before marriage so long as the couple loves each other... and stuff like that. She followed me around one day and asked me to lunch. Musicians...

Pinched from behind, I turn around to see a big smile. Two or three times that's happened... Although I really don't appreciate that... girls can get away with that stuff...

Most girls aren't so foreward... they'll try to say things with their eyes... mannerisms... tone of voice. (it's called flirting
) I caught one of my sister's friends standing over the stairway watching me play the piano all smiling and stuff... black lacquer reflects almost like a mirror...
Personally, I do not like girls who get touchy feely right off the bat. Trying to hug you, sit in your lap, grab your arm and stuff... that irks me. I have to really know someone first... CLOSE friends first and foremost, that's important.
If there's one bit of advice I'd could give... that would be to look for an authentically good person. A kind and honest person. Similar interests... thoughts... goals... at least something in common... that's a good thing. Realize that you can be attracted to someone for the wrong reasons... physical or psychological reasons (like you're lonely or something)... it's important to shut that out. If you want a healthy relationship, you have to know the person - understand them. What are their thoughts? Their desires... aspirations... What makes them sad or happy? Find a way to connect with that person at a deeper level. Don't hurry things, you have lots of time. Relationships are give and take for both persons. Don't expect anything.
I have no 'pick-up' lines to offer because I do not believe in them... but I think I could share how I initiated what I hope to become a wonderful relationship.
I met this most remarkable girl where I work on campus. Brilliant, kind, beautiful... in touch with herself and her emotions. Someone I can talk to, relate with, completely trust... I could tell her anything... and just about have.
The moment I met her I knew she was something special. The more I got the chance to know her, the more I wanted to be with her. I'm a complete chicken when it comes to this kind of thing, but I forced myself to say something... I just had to. I picked out something simple, something that would not put her on the spot, be uncomfortable, or imply anything. I simply asked her if she might ever have the chance to go out for ice cream... we ended up going for coffee instead because it was cold. We talked for a couple hours at least... shared some things about ourselves... I was scared to death.
Numerous awkward silences... I'm a lot more comfortable now though. I think at this point, both of us are trying to get closer to each other... but neither of us really knows how. We are both somewhat insecure. I really hope this will go somewhere... I think she's the one I've been looking for.Ok, now you guys know WAY too much about me.
But for reals... be careful in what you do, and really evaluate yourself... what you are looking for. Be very careful that you do not like or even love someone for the wrong reasons. A happy life-long relationship is what I'm looking for. I hope you look for the same, know how to, and are lucky enough to find it.-Brian





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