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are you oblivious when it comes to flirting?
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hillkill:
my friend told me many examples of me being really oblivious to flirting.

like when me and a friend were watching a movie together and she laid on my shoulder and ask me if i wanted to share a blanket. i just said "i'm not cold right now thanks". still don't get how this is flirting

was at a party and my friend was getting wasted. she told me she needed to sit down so i sat with her to make sure she was fine. she started leaning into me with her eyes closed and i just thought she was more drunk than i thought. i just said "you should probably stop drinking" and walked away. i told my friend later about this and he said i was a "loving moron"

if you loving like me, just tell me. i'm not a mind reader

anybody here have any oblivious moments with flirting?
Woof:
The problem is the other way around. Thinking that someone is flirting with you when they're not.
Dreams_Of_Cheese:
see, i agree with the sentiment, but those examples are really, really obvious dude. i guess the second one is kinda ambiguous, but that first one was a total miss on your part. maybe you left some context out of the first example, but damn.
hillkill:

--- Quote from: Dreams_Of_Cheese on October 07, 2017, 12:54:21 AM ---see, i agree with the sentiment, but those examples are really, really obvious dude. i guess the second one is kinda ambiguous, but that first one was a total miss on your part. maybe you left some context out of the first example, but damn.

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there's no deeper context. we were watching breaking bad on her couch and it happened. still don't see how it's flirting though. i see someone offering a blanket as being generous.


--- Quote from: Woof on October 07, 2017, 12:53:10 AM ---The problem is the other way around. Thinking that someone is flirting with you when they're not.

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had this happen many, many times too
Red Spy:
the only way you couldn't pick up on "do you want to share a blanket" is if you're actually autistic
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