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Being approached by males

Started by Nigella, February 09, 2009, 06:21:33 AM

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Steph

Quote from: tekla on February 10, 2009, 05:51:00 PM
Well i'm afraid all those lines work on me especially the one about an angel missing in heaven.

Told 'ya it worked.  By the way, the reason that men do that is to separate the wheat from the chaff.  The people who will not play with the lines, will not play in bed either.  It eliminates the dull right off the bat.

Life is way too short to have to put up with boring sexual partners.

Amen to that.  I was even sung too ala Top Gun.  Mind you he wasn't handsome and he was quite drunk, but i danced with him anyway - twas fun, and it did shut him up :)

steph
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Ms Bev

I get flirted with at work about once a week, which is a really weird feeling experience for me, since I have zero interest in guys, and I have my honey at home.  But they don't seem to care, even if I mention my partner.  Now....it becomes a stupid challenge. 
One customer found out it was my birthday, so he says "Oh, what the hell", then plants a surprise kiss on me.  UGGG! CHOKE...SPUTTER!
My girlfriend laughed nervously, and thought it was creepy, but thought it was a little funny he unknowingly chose a lesbian.  Hehheh....he found out what hairspray tastes like, 'cause I spun my head around like Linda Blair, and all he got to kiss was the back of my head.


     Renate:
".....I'm not even sure that I like men. How else am I to find out?"


If it even SOUNDS like an uckie thing.......then you know.  I knew before that happened, and had it grossly reinforced by reality.

It seems like most of the guys that flirt with me are much, much younger than me, although I might look a year or two younger than my 58 years.

I had a guy that worked at the grocery store ask me out to his high school reunion last summer, politely said no.
Now, when he sees Marcy and I together shopping, he tries not to make eye contact.

Once in a while, I have a woman express interest in me, maybe a coffee later? 
Been hit on in bookstores by women....never men.

I've been married, happy, and committed for so long, it's the kind of thing that always surprises me.  I guess after a lifetime of not being in the female social role, it never occurred to me how often men randomly ask women out, who they know absolutely nothing about.  It never happened when I looked like a guy.....except when once in a restroom, I politely deflected the attention of a gay guy, who was very, very drunk.

So....I'm a little perplexed sometimes, but careful of the people around me.
Last week's creepy thing.....sitting in the mall food court having lunch alone, and having a guy the age of my son staring and staring, then smiling and nodding his head.  I gave him the lesbian sign, and told him he was barking up the wrong tree.  It took him about 2o seconds to figure it out, then got up in disgust.





1.) If you're skating on thin ice, you might as well dance. 
Bev
2.) The more I talk to my married friends, the more I
     appreciate  having a wife.
Marcy
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tekla

Oh Steph, your such a bad girl, but you knew that didn't you?

And, short of licking your GF's labia in public, what is a lesbian sign.  By the way, straight guys think Lezzies are hot.  They don't think "NO WAY" they are thinking "THREE WAY"
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Steph

Quote from: tekla on February 10, 2009, 06:12:24 PM
Oh Steph, your such a bad girl, but you knew that didn't you?

And, short of licking your GF's labia in public, what is a lesbian sign.  By the way, straight guys think Lezzies are hot.  They don't think "NO WAY" they are thinking "THREE WAY"

They have signs?

steph
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tekla

I was not aware of any, short of the Doc Martin boots.
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Steph

Quote from: tekla on February 10, 2009, 06:21:30 PM
I was not aware of any, short of the Doc Martin boots.

and Leigh had a whip.  But i think that Miss Bev was speaking about a hand sign, like flashing a gang sign??????

Okay everyone, what's the Lesbian sign that you flash to keep the guys away.

steph
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Nigella

Quote from: steph on February 10, 2009, 06:23:55 PM
and Leigh had a whip.  But i think that Miss Bev was speaking about a hand sign, like flashing a gang sign??????

Okay everyone, what's the Lesbian sign that you flash to keep the guys away.

steph

I only know one hand sign that might work but its not lesbian :icon_geekdance:

Anyway cool thoughts everyone

Stardust
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sd

Flashing a sign will not work, most guys will ignore it if they even know what it is.
Or worse, see it and think either you are a challenge or a possible threesome.

Guys do not see lesbians as off limits, "you just have not met the right guy yet", of course they like to think they are that guy, or at least willing to try and be that guy.


Supposedly "the sign" is the old hippie peace sign turned backwards and sideways. How true this is, I am not sure.
Stardust's hand sign is a better approach and more likely to achieve the results you are after.
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Ms Bev

Quote from: tekla on February 10, 2009, 06:12:24 PM
And, short of licking your GF's labia in public, what is a lesbian sign.  By the way, straight guys think Lezzies are hot.  They don't think "NO WAY" they are thinking "THREE WAY"

Yeah, I suppose that might give them cause to think it's a sign.  In an elevator going down, maybe.  The lower g's give a wonderful twist on an old practice.  But nah.....no pubic cunnilingus.  Oops!  sorry, typo....that would be publick.

Anyway, I'm and old lady, and in part of the US where lots of guys think lesbians are gross.


Yeah, there is a two finger sign, but others are usually some "L" configuration with 2 fingers, not that it matters.  Lick I said, I'm an old lady, and it doesn't take much to make them lose interest anyway.



Bev


Post Merge: February 11, 2009, 05:40:40 PM

Quote from: Leslie Ann on February 11, 2009, 04:13:55 PM


Supposedly "the sign" is the old hippie peace sign turned backwards and sideways. How true this is, I am not sure.



I've seen that, and though I'm not sure, it most likely stands for a capital Lambda letter, which would definitely be easier made sideways.
1.) If you're skating on thin ice, you might as well dance. 
Bev
2.) The more I talk to my married friends, the more I
     appreciate  having a wife.
Marcy
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lacitychick21

Ok.. now I feel like I'm easy...

If the guy was cute... what's wrong with coffee? :(
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tekla

Nothing is wrong with coffee, nor are you easy, some are just uptight and rather prudish. Not ever having learned to trust themselves, they transfer that behavior and attitude to all men.  When in fact, that's not likely to be true at all.
FIGHT APATHY!, or don't...
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Steph

Quote from: tekla on February 11, 2009, 06:32:20 PM
Nothing is wrong with coffee, nor are you easy, some are just uptight and rather prudish. Not ever having learned to trust themselves, they transfer that behavior and attitude to all men.  When in fact, that's not likely to be true at all.

Yep go to agree, trust and confidence in ones self is key. And hey Miss Bev, cut out the "Old Lady" line, i'm 57 and i don't consider myself old :)

steph
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placeholdername

Quote from: Leslie Ann on February 11, 2009, 04:13:55 PM
Guys do not see lesbians as off limits, "you just have not met the right guy yet", of course they like to think they are that guy, or at least willing to try and be that guy.

I really hate those those types of guys.
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tekla

I really hate those those types of guys.

I've been that 'guy' and more than once.  Never say never.

And Steph, you don't look that at all, but then again, you're only as young as you feel.
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Ms Bev

Quote from: steph on February 11, 2009, 06:58:36 PM

And hey Miss Bev, cut out the "Old Lady" line, i'm 57 and i don't consider myself old :)

steph


Just kidding.  Trust me.....I'm NOT old.  I've got you by a year, but feel 40. I hike, canoe, mountain bike.......I am definitely not your typical old lady.  I'll save that rocking chair for when I AM an old lady......maybe 80-something.

Bev
1.) If you're skating on thin ice, you might as well dance. 
Bev
2.) The more I talk to my married friends, the more I
     appreciate  having a wife.
Marcy
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placeholdername

Quote from: tekla on February 11, 2009, 07:20:10 PM
I really hate those those types of guys.

I've been that 'guy' and more than once.  Never say never.

I guess hate isn't the right word -- maybe more that I find it offensive.  And I've sort of been in the same position... wanting to be with the lesbian, but that's always a very conflicted thing for me -- I may want to be with her, but I don't want to be with her as me-in-guy-mode.  Situations like that are when the GID feelings start roaring at full blast.
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tekla

I was crossedressed both times, but with little ambiguity about what I was packing.  Hey, everyone's favorite fantasy becomes a situation comedy more or less.  I had a good time at least, you'll have to ask the other two couples how it worked out for them.
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placeholdername

Quote from: tekla on February 11, 2009, 08:12:02 PM
I was crossedressed both times, but with little ambiguity about what I was packing.  Hey, everyone's favorite fantasy becomes a situation comedy more or less.  I had a good time at least, you'll have to ask the other two couples how it worked out for them.

I dunno, that doesn't really sound like what I mean.  I was referring to the "you just have not met the right guy yet" mentality that you mentioned, and it doesn't seem like that's what was going on in your situation.
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tekla

I'm always the right guy, and often the right girl too.
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