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When is flirting too much

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dmama456 · 06/01/2017 23:45

Hi everyone , i'm new here , i need a help , so i had girlfriends before , but they were into me first ,and i've never flirted with a girl i like before , cause i was always worried i'll get em mad at me or annoyed , now there is this girl that i like , we good , i flirt with her and she seems okay with it , she even brag about it ,like in the class i changed my place to get close to her and when the professor asked me why i changed the place she replied instead of me and said because i wanna sit close to her , now i was talking to her in facebook and sent her a poetry i wrote about her and she said thanks you and then asked when i wrote and then i start flirting the problem is i don't know how much flirting is too much ? does flirting get annoying ? and when does it ?!

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TheNaze73 · 07/01/2017 07:00

I think you're going over the top sending poetry & engineering situations to sit with her. Just be yourself & if she's interested, she'll let you know. If go all heavy on her, she'll back off.

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Rudymentary · 07/01/2017 10:05

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MiddleClassProblem · 07/01/2017 10:08

Poetry pre flirting/relationship is very forward! How old are you both?

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Bluntness100 · 07/01/2017 10:09

Why don't uou ask her out? For a coffee or a drink?

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MiddleClassProblem · 07/01/2017 10:11

I would agree with the other that dating, if you're too forward can be too much and a bit overwhelming so scared the person you are into. Give her some space and let her get curious about you

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