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Lots of women have flirted with me as we've spent time together (at school and then work). But as soon as I try to get serious with them, they would stop talking to me. Is it normal that I scare off women or are they teasing me?
They flirt for their own ego. You bite they get the affirmation they need, you are the unwilling Patsy being played to help them inflate their own ego.
Women don't know what they want and we don't know what they want and wanting what they want makes what they want less wanted.
Eh, I haven't been wingle in a long while; but I remember the sort of women youare talking about. If they're the kind of girls you're looking for you'll have to play the game to get to them: light backhanded compliments, spreading your focus to girls around them, move into some silly excuse for touching their hand or some other innocent touch to bare skin. They go out, they flirt, they find you interesting; BUT, in their heads they aren't looking for anything. To get to them you have to be patient and make them interested in you, and let them know you aren't purely invested in them and they need to work for your attentiom. Never let them know that's what you're doing, and don't make them feel like a piece in a game; because that will shut things down instantly. They don't do it to insult you, a lot of womej just aren't looking to hook up or go out with strangers, so you have to be interesting to them to get their attention.
Lol...that's actually a word, but it's really weird that someone would use it. It's archaic language, and it's probably not even in most modern dictionaries, but it's derived from a Latin word that's best translated as...expedience or maybe haste, depending on the context.
I've never in my life seen someone actually USE that word though. Fucking odd.
Haha. No problem...like I said, it's essentially a dead word. Archaic language like that can't even be translated appropriately to English. Impigritatem translates weird...it means "quickness" but usually with a negative connotation, although it can sometimes be neutral or positive, but rarely. Anyways, I don't know why someone would use it, unless they were trying to be obscure or edgy...