
No matter how you go about this, most of the time you end up with cream in your face.Feeling a bit like a clown.
THE GAME. The dating game.The game we loathe and love to play.It could be simple but our egos get in the way.
It starts with the first ingredient, attraction.You are both attracted to one another and you make the concious decision to put in the effort to make something happen. Some flirting, laughing and a little physical contact later,you are generally where you want to be.
I like this person.They interest me.I would actually like to see them again.It is usually a good first encounter.
The second ingredient is the questioning.Time has passed.Their smile fades in your mind.You doubt whether they were, in fact, as wonderful as you remember.You blame the booze.Your ego kicks in, you start to judge. Do I feel like putting in the effort required for this chop-changing game?Are they worth it? Will they be high maintenance?Can I do better?
The third (and often key)ingredient is action. We all want to play it cool.Act like we could take it or leave it.We turn down the heat that was shared in stage one.We want the other person to prove their worth.The problem lies with this question...How aloof do I play it until they get annoyed or bored and move on to greener pastures? Personally, I think this is the most pointless step.It can cause so much unnecessary confusion.Go with your instincts. You like the person.There's nothing wrong with that.Keep it simple and honest.Not everyone is a ball and chain.
So Basically, the game can either be a recipe for disaster or you may just get to know someone who will put a little pepper in your step.I get bored stiff playing these games...there are many more intriguing ways of teasing someone and it can be ALL fun.All it takes is a little maturity and some good old fashion honesty.
hmmm...not too sure where that came from.I guess a general wednesday wonderment.
I have a great tune in my head...
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=UvyesjU2x_Q