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In the early stages, flirting gives you the option of continuing the game, or if you become uncomfortable or not interested, you have the option of cutting it off and turning the other way.
Flirting can also be one of the most frustrating aspects of dating, because you are trying to read the other person, looking for signs to find out whether your techniques are working or not. It's also a great way to get to know a little bit about a person without committing to anything; and a way for them to get to know a little bit about you.
Flirting can build self-confidence, making you feel powerful and attractive, which adds to your sex appeal. Knowing how to flirt effectively is best learned by trial and error. You can test your techniques in every day life. You may be surprised at the response you get, even when you are not actively flirting (at least you don't think you are actively flirting). Although, there is a balance to this game. If you come on too strong you take the risk of making the other person defensive. If you don't appear interested enough, you take the risk of losing the connection. Establishing a balance that gets the message across in a positive way is the goal. Whether your flirting is just to have a little harmless fun, or to leave a good impression that could lead to a romantic relationship, there are a few helpful tips you might want to consider when embarking on that next night out.
Smiling is a great way to flirt effectively. It gives the person with whom you are flirting an idea of your pleasant personality, it sends the message that you are interested in having a conversation with them, and it gives them the non-committal invitation to either just smile back, or for the more aggressive, approach you to further explore the possibility of a relationship.
Eye contact is an extremely powerful communication tool. It shows interest, openness, and availability. Once you learn to effectively use this technique, the person you are flirting with will definitely know your intentions. It works like this: You are just scoping out the room, you spot someone you would like to further explore. The next time, your eyes just gaze across the room, finding the intended person and knowing if you keep looking their way, they will soon notice you. Your next sweep, you focus mostly their way, hoping they will turn and look your way as you are gazing in their direction (patience is the key here, as it will happen). When the eye contact happens, you will immediately know their interest. If they turn away, they probably are not worth further effort. However, if there is a connection, do not hesitate, move closer, start a conversation, and later into the conversation you decide if it was a good choice or a bad choice!