Saturday, 9 February 2013

Ladies: Ways to Make the First Move on a Man Part 1

This declaration of intentions and wooing is traditionally initiated by the man. But should a woman wish to make her intentions known, I myself would applaud her! Women love the attention, and making the first move on a guy is sheer flattery for them. 

Unfortunately there is no formula, potion, magic spell, technique or advice that will guarantee that you will land that romantic relationship you so desperately crave. Romance and love are as unpredictable as the weather. 

However, there are some “moves” that have resulted in success in varying degrees. I present to you what I can only describe as "The List" - it's yours to use, misuse and abuse.

The “Drink.” Buy a guy a drink, make some chitchat. 


The “Corndog.” Usually cheesy one-liners, female pick-up lines. Use with caution, though, and a subtle sense of humor; otherwise, it could be a cringe-worthy failure. 

The “Lonely Girl.” Dress up, deck out and heel up. Look hot and tantalizingly bored. Hope that the guy whose attention you want will notice. 

The “Let’s Get Out of Here.” You’ve had a conversation, you like him and additional chitchat is just wasting precious time. Time to go—now. 

The “Crotch Grab.” Direct, to the point, and you better be his type. 

The “Holding Hands.” Reach over and intertwine your fingers. Requires a degree of confidence that the guy will reciprocate. When in doubt, see the “Pinky.” 

The “Scary Movie.” Okay, the movie isn’t actually scaring you, but it’s an excuse to sneak a hug and snuggle close. 

The “Frenchie.” You lean in most of the way for a kiss, and hopefully he closes the deal. If he doesn’t, see the “Tongue Rape.” 

The “Tongue Rape.” Forget waiting for him to kiss you. Try doing it yourself. Desperate, but hopefully it turns into a passionate “Frenchie.” If you still don’t get a reaction, see the “All or Nothing.” 

The “Invite.” Ask him into your home. 

The “Footsie.” So very high school, but effective. Have an innocent conversation above the table, play footsies under.

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