@carrieanne ππππ―
We should have coffee sometime.
β οΈ Skip if coulrophobic...
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@CharlesInWI I like the part that you mention that you actually need to be able to be able to pick her up comfortably, respectfully, and without apparent effort. That part was funny. π€£
@CuddleHugs01234
Yeah, I feel like I should put that caveat out there.
I had a buddy, much better looking than I but also much smaller (like a Brad Pitt type) who decided one semi-drunken evening to try my line out.
His powerlifting GRUNT and staggering wobble didnβt go well. The lady was not amused at all.
The cheesiest pickup line.
@Unscented_Lemon π€£π. So corny itβs cheesey.
My flirting is just simple compliments delivered in an over-the-top fashion, using wordplay. Easy to not take seriously. Or to take seriously if you want.
"I don't need sugar in my tea. You're sweet enough for the both of us."
@CharlesInWI Thatβs hilarious! You made me laugh out loud!
Actually, to take a step back, I'm curious whether people think this type of "witty banter" or one-liners or flirting (although problematic in a platonic context) is actually a significant or effective way of connecting with someone.
I think I'm pretty terrible at these forms of conversation, but that doesn't seem to inhibit my appeal to women, in either a dating or cuddle context. So my instinct is to say these forms of conversation are unimportant. But what does everyone else think?
@CuddleWho I think if you don't find it important or helpful but someone else does, then they're not the one for you.
This doesn't have anything to do with flirtatious banter, but I saw the earlier dinosaur cartoon and couldn't resist...
@TxTom ~ Aww bummer... They missed the "pick up line"... π
@quixotic_life Ahh! Very clever tie in.
@TxTom - That was hilarious!