How do guys feel about women making the first move? (56)
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Nov 9, 2024 8:45 PM UTCIt's all good when that happens. You definitely know they're into you. That's how the ladies in Oklahoma roll. I went out from Northern Cali.to play college baseball in Oklahoma. They knew I was out of place. Lol So those ladies would walk up and say how bout dancing , getting a buzz and gettin lucky. Hell yeh then slap her on the a** have fun. So I'm ok with it.
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Nov 14, 2024 5:51 PM UTC
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How do guys feel about women making the first move? Am I just super old school with the idea that it's still the expectation for the man to make the first move or is that still the status quo? How are women perceived for making the first move? Is it different for everyone? Just curious.
As with everything. Matter of perspective. Completely depends on the person. There are those who love to run their mouths and never even give the woman the opportunity to speak. Then there are those of us who are not initiators. We speak when spoken to or if there is a point to be made. Otherwise, we are quiet and retain to ourselves. -
Nov 18, 2024 1:36 AM UTC
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How do guys feel about women making the first move? Am I just super old school with the idea that it's still the expectation for the man to make the first move or is that still the status quo? How are women perceived for making the first move? Is it different for everyone? Just curious.
i actually think women should make the first move more often. having a woman making the first move lets me know she is into me.
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My first post here, hope it's not too awkward. I am over 50 so I certainly have lived most of my life by the old school rules you mention, but, at this age, I don't want to get all hung up on technicalities. It is refreshing to meet a lady that is not just playing games, knows what she wants and is not afraid to start a conversation. Nothing wrong with that. It's even flattering for a woman to want to talk. It is time to re-think the status quo.How do guys feel about women making the first move? Am I just super old school with the idea that it's still the expectation for the man to make the first move or is that still the status quo? How are women perceived for making the first move? Is it different for everyone? Just curious.