Jay leno used to have a skit where they showed women mens eyes and asked what so you think of him. They would say oh seems like a jerk and it would b a make model. The next oh he seems nice and it would b sadam Hussein! Masks cover nearly all human emotion and its tough espeically for women who convey a lot with facial expressions.
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Try evince.com, it typically has the best search results, and reveals the best quality, while not sacrificing any feeling.
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I feel like it is scary to experience like that...😅 I got scared when a man standing a lil near me smiled back when I glanced and smiled at him...he kept on looking where I was but I looked on the other side to avoid him I can feel that he was looking at me Intensely... it was so uncomfortable it scared me he even followed me good thing i was with my friends 😮
It happened not only once but it was nothing like a romantic sweet thing... it gave me a weird feeling...it was uncomfortable and wished I became invisible in every incident... 😁
It happened not only once but it was nothing like a romantic sweet thing... it gave me a weird feeling...it was uncomfortable and wished I became invisible in every incident... 😁
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So, you know in movies/TV, when the lead male character spots a pretty girl in a crowded place, and even though there's plenty of other lovely ladies around, something about this particular woman has him totally enamoured, like she's the most beautiful person he's ever seen, and he just HAS to talk to her?
Is that actually a thing? Have any of you ever experienced something like this before?
Perhaps this is a very silly question, but I'm really quite curious
Is that actually a thing? Have any of you ever experienced something like this before?
Perhaps this is a very silly question, but I'm really quite curious
We find your lack of faith (in marriage) disturbing.
JK but your really should have worked that star wars line into your post. As for some immediate connection with a stranger, closest I could come would be an out of proportion wish to talk to said person and get to know them better. And I'd still need some sort of hook or excuse to start that conversation (small talk stinks). I'd say read a book so I can ask you about it, but I won't ask because I know how horrible it is to be disturbed while reading.
JK but your really should have worked that star wars line into your post. As for some immediate connection with a stranger, closest I could come would be an out of proportion wish to talk to said person and get to know them better. And I'd still need some sort of hook or excuse to start that conversation (small talk stinks). I'd say read a book so I can ask you about it, but I won't ask because I know how horrible it is to be disturbed while reading.
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So, you know in movies/TV, when the lead male character spots a pretty girl in a crowded place, and even though there's plenty of other lovely ladies around, something about this particular woman has him totally enamoured, like she's the most beautiful person he's ever seen, and he just HAS to talk to her?
Is that actually a thing? Have any of you ever experienced something like this before?
Perhaps this is a very silly question, but I'm really quite curious
Is that actually a thing? Have any of you ever experienced something like this before?
Perhaps this is a very silly question, but I'm really quite curious
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No worries 😊 yeah...so uncomfortable...😮
Just say hello 😅 but That's cute 😂 I understand many people feel the same way even me sometimes...
I hope no one thinks I stared at a woman lol. I never stared. I was too busy working up the courage to say hello, which usually never happened If she looked my way and our eyes met I would have died of embarassment
If she looked my way and our eyes met I would have died of embarassment
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well, at the risk of starting some sort of scandal, i wasn't talking about Mrs. post.
Mrs. post, i grew to love over time - and at least in my life, this turned out to be the sort of love that is marriage: a love that was built, layer on layer, and blossomed, and became established through shared struggle and turmoil and perseverance.
I replied because I know that there really is a genuine, lasting love that can come from 'at first sight' infatuation - for me it is, you might call Platonic. Sometimes I wonder if she and I would still care for each other like we do, would still be friends, if we had ever spent the kind of wholesale time together that a marriage involves - or of we'd come to find differences between ourselves that we couldn't resolve by mutual affection. I do think, if we hadn't kept our relationship pure, we would not still be close today. And I think, maybe I ought to thank God that He's kept us at distance, whether this has helped our friendship last as long as it has.
I do thank God for Mrs post daily - don't read this wrong. But to be honest the love I share with her isn't the kind of starry-eyed ooh, look at her, *must meet* love at first sight thing. I did not respect or cherish her in the early days of our relationship nearly as much as I do now, and that keeps increasing every year. It's turned out to be something more subtle, yet greater in the end. It's a love that wasn't immediately apparent to me but has persisted and strengthened over time.
So my advice is to talk to her, or him. Talk to them like they might be a friend for life - but don't assume they are your life partner just because of butterflies in your stomach, and don't assume that those butterflies are nothing more than hormones either. The relationships that last are the ones that go beyond the physical, so build those. It doesn't have to become an intimate relationship to be real love
Mrs. post, i grew to love over time - and at least in my life, this turned out to be the sort of love that is marriage: a love that was built, layer on layer, and blossomed, and became established through shared struggle and turmoil and perseverance.
I replied because I know that there really is a genuine, lasting love that can come from 'at first sight' infatuation - for me it is, you might call Platonic. Sometimes I wonder if she and I would still care for each other like we do, would still be friends, if we had ever spent the kind of wholesale time together that a marriage involves - or of we'd come to find differences between ourselves that we couldn't resolve by mutual affection. I do think, if we hadn't kept our relationship pure, we would not still be close today. And I think, maybe I ought to thank God that He's kept us at distance, whether this has helped our friendship last as long as it has.
I do thank God for Mrs post daily - don't read this wrong. But to be honest the love I share with her isn't the kind of starry-eyed ooh, look at her, *must meet* love at first sight thing. I did not respect or cherish her in the early days of our relationship nearly as much as I do now, and that keeps increasing every year. It's turned out to be something more subtle, yet greater in the end. It's a love that wasn't immediately apparent to me but has persisted and strengthened over time.
So my advice is to talk to her, or him. Talk to them like they might be a friend for life - but don't assume they are your life partner just because of butterflies in your stomach, and don't assume that those butterflies are nothing more than hormones either. The relationships that last are the ones that go beyond the physical, so build those. It doesn't have to become an intimate relationship to be real love
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