How the opposite sex flirted with you in high school/college

Since college is mentioned in this thread, I’ll relate an experience I just had.

I’ve been sort of seeing this guy for a little while. I say “sort of” because, although we’ve been going out once a week for quite a while, we’ve just now moved to the long hug phase. This past Tuesday, we went to see American Beauty. Afterwards, we went to get a drink.

Now, if you know the movie, you know that a bit of the plot involves Kevin Spacey lusting after a teenage girl. Here’s a snippet of our conversation:

Him: Teenage girls are funny. A couple of years ago, I kissed a sixteen-year-old girl at a party before I found out her age. And she just got so clingy. At that age, they’re still looking for that white knight.

Me: Hell, 99% of women still are.

Him (laughing): And the sad thing is, none of us are it.

Me: Damn straight, and that’s where the other one percent of us come in. We’ve gotten beyond the white knight stage, and now we’re looking for someone who can carry a decent conversation, lift heavy things, and fuck reasonably well.

Him (still laughing): I don’t have to fuck reasonably well.

Me (jaw dropping): What?

Him: I play five different musical instruments. Watch this.

At this point, he puts both of his hands, palm up, over the bar, and proceeds to do something with his fingers that I didn’t even think was possible, much less could I ever manage to duplicate.

At that point, I agreed with his statement. Sad thing is, I couldn’t take him up on his offer, given that I was simultaneously on my period and recovering from a cold sore. He probably thinks I don’t want him at all, which is, after that demonstration, quite possibly the furthest thing from the truth I can think of.

That was quite possibly the coolest way I’ve ever been flirted with in my life.

Time to bare my soul. Or, as my wife is inclined to think, my utter stupidity regarding women. 11th grade (7 years ago). Labor day party at a friend’s, parents gone for the weekend, so the obvious thought is fun things will happen. Everyone leaves to get pizza, except for me and a girl that I liked and I knew liked me. I am lying on the couch, head in her lap, watching a movie. As she plays with my hair, she says “I am feeling pretty hot Are you feeling hot?” To someone else that would be the signal to get it on. Nope, not me. I jump up, ask her if she wants the air conditioning turned on, and then sit back down on the far end of the couch and watch the movie. Needless to say, I unknowingly shattered any mood and didn’t realize it until about a week later. Ugh, not my finest hour.


It’s not bragging if you can do it - Satchel Paige

Mullinator…that is actually very sweet.

I don’t remember high school, through electric shock treatments, but to show my finesse with men, when I was trying to impress my future husband ( while kinda/reluctantly dating/going out with another guy that I didn’t like but I had already met MR Wonderful and had to go out with this guy in order to the the goods on hubby (ya follow?) ) I rolled down the passenger car window that I was in and yelled out to my future husband (and a few of his buddies,) " ANY ONE FOR FREE SEX!"

He dove through the window of the car, landing on my lap.

11 years later, he says that that statement was fraudulent and he has yet to see any free sex.

Of course, this reminds me of a joke.
q: What do a husband and linoleum have in common?
A: Lay them both right once and it lasts for twenty years.

:slight_smile:

Of cou

Here’s a story that probably falls under the “Why am I so Blind?” category. Last semester in college I met an amazing girl who seemed to be in all my classes. Unfortunately, when we met, I was involved with someone and so was she. As the semester rolled on, both our previous relationships fell apart (for the better, I might add) but the Girl and I had progressed to the “Just Friends” stage of a relationship. Or so I thought.
As the semester ended, we started spending more and more time together, and of course, I started to fall for her pretty hard. However, I was held back by the fact that I was transferring schools to the University of Utah (where I am now) in the fall. My bad self esteem also would not allow me to believe that someone as beautiful as she was would be interested in me as anything more than a person who could make her laugh.
Anyway, hanging out on the shores of Lake Tahoe on June afternoon, our conversation soon turned to my leaving town at the end of the summer, and plans for the future. Knowing that Utah has a graduate school in the field she was interested in the Girl asked, “Well, if I go to Utah for Graduate school, maybe we can room together.”
Knowing the stereotype of young married couples in this great state,I shrugged and quipped, “Sure, as long as I’m not married by then.” Thinking no more on my flippant comment, we passed the next couple of moments in silence. Opening my mouth to start a new subject, I quickly shut it again as my friend demanded, “You’re going to go to Utah and get MARRIED?” Looking at her in surprise, I answered cautiously that I was just teasing. We let the matter drop for a while, but later that day as we were eating, she brought it up again, stating, “You probably will be married by the time you graduate. All those girls are looking for Fresh meat.” Again, silly me, I overlooked the jealous undertones to her “innocent” comment and laughed heartily. It was only about a week later that I revealed my feelings to her and she to me. The happy ending to the story is that we are enduring a long distance relationship and still going strong.

They didn’t. Next question?

“Some people have an angel on one shoulder and a devil on the other shoulder; I have a giggling idiot on one shoulder and a smirking cynic on the other.”
ROTFLMGDBAO, STC
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