Should You Flirt Online?

Absolutely! It shows a fun side to you. Online flirting should be harmless and not in the least bit offensive or suggestive.

Flirting should be stemmed from a genuine compliment. That is why I always suggest that you take the time to study the profile and pictures of the person you are interested in...

It will give you a little insight into who this "stranger" is.

A lot of singles think flirting always has to be a compliment about a person's physical appearance. But if all you have is a "head shot" it wouldn't make sense to comment on their legs, and their physic!

A "flirt" should be flattering! There are other parts to the singles you will be meeting online. Flirting goes deeper...

Their profile may state the different volunteer programs they are involved in. In their photo album you may find several pictures of litters of cats and dogs. Are they a breeder? Do you notice more than one photo of them surrounded by exotic flowers? Are they an avid gardener? Have you always envied those skills?

As you can see, their profile and photos hold the keys to lots of areas that can be complimented on.

However, remember nothing is more flattering than a truly sincere compliment!

If you aren't sure what you are going to say is a flattering, heartfelt compliment? To be safe, don't say it.

If the opening photo is clear enough to see certain facial features, by all means compliment them!

Please be careful...a lot of singles online are sensitive. If you choose to comment on their eyes, make sure they aren't cross eyed! They will think you are teasing them about something they can't help. In this case, instead of making a "generic" compliment like;" Wow! What a pair of eyes!" Instead try; "Your eyes appear to be a beautiful shade of green. I'm I right?"

This is more heartfelt and sincere! Yes by all means you should flirt online! It may start off a little awkward at first, but with practice and caution, you will get good at it!

23 Nov 2008 04:12:33

Jim Schwartz Shapes the Titans Defense - New York Times

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Source: http://nytimes.com/2008/11/23/sports/football/23titans.html

22 Nov 2008 04:31:43

Marshall targeting an Aussie compliment - The Age

Brisbane Times Marshall targeting an Aussie compliment The Age, Australia - ... defence and attack, claiming the tactic was in fact a compliment to the Kiwi No.6 given the extra attention is normally reserved for the game's elite. ... Benji's second coming Aussies plan to target Benji Marshall Mum was worried about me, says Benji

Source: http://news.theage.com.au/sport/marshall-targeting-an-aussie~.html

19 Nov 2008 08:19:54

Compliment Guy Gets His Very Own Feature - CollegeOTR

CollegeOTR Compliment Guy Gets His Very Own Feature CollegeOTR, NY - It looks like Compliment Guy is not dead after all. Here he is featured in tomorrow's issue of the Exponent. A friend I was walking with once told me he ...

Source: http://collegeotr.com/purdue_university/compliment_guy_gets_~

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