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16.06.2007, 05:14 quote

Anonymous

Love the new pic by the way are87 - meant to say this when it was new! Very Happy

Hi jda87 you have a very cool pic while I talking photos.


Can I just say I wished everyone came onto everyone more online and offline. I have tried to chat men up in my yoof and it was fun. No I don't bother cos I am lazy. I would like more men to chat women up too. Maybe it is just the places are go...everyone is crippled by shyness!

 

16.06.2007, 11:31 quote

Anonymous

Bams wrote:
Love the new pic by the way are87 - meant to say this when it was new! Very Happy

Hi jda87 you have a very cool pic while I talking photos.


Can I just say I wished everyone came onto everyone more online and offline. I have tried to chat men up in my yoof and it was fun. No I don't bother cos I am lazy. I would like more men to chat women up too. Maybe it is just the places are go...everyone is crippled by shyness!


When I was young, women only really went around in two's, never used to drink much and always wanted to be chatted up by men. It was very easy to chat women up.

I noticed about 15 years ago women started going around in big gangs and drinking loads of alcohol, and not really open to be chatted up. Not as easy as it was to chat women up imo.

 

16.06.2007, 11:59 quote

Anonymous

Minijellytot wrote:
I believe life is too short so if I like a guy I go up to them, some like it some dont but hey if u wait for some blokes to make the first move u'd be alone for ever.

Saying that i have been told im a tad intimiadating Laughing


All depends how women approach it, most men have love on thier minds and are always after one night stands if available, so the thing on most mens mind is is she up for it ?

The question of the thread is should they 'come on', which is maybe a bit different then chatting up.

From my experience a women 'comming on' could be intinidating, chatting up is nice. But its always best for a women to get a mate to make the first move for you in a pub/club/bar imo.

 

16.06.2007, 14:06 quote

Anonymous

Minijellytot wrote:
Where I come from chatting up and comin on to mean the same thing


Not sure it does where I live, doesn't to me anyway. But then I'm old Confused

 

16.06.2007, 14:47 quote

Anonymous

MsIbiza wrote:
Jeggea wrote:
Minijellytot wrote:
Where I come from chatting up and comin on to mean the same thing


Not sure it does where I live, doesn't to me anyway. But then I'm old Confused
why what does comming onto mean where u are from, i meant chatting up/making first move to approach someone


As Scuba says there is a difference, maybe a London thing. 'Coming on' to me is wanting love. If I said to my mates MsIbiza was coming on to me, they'd think you were after love off me. But maybe nowadays its different amongst younger people.

 

16.06.2007, 15:03 quote

Anonymous

MsIbiza wrote:
Jeggea wrote:
MsIbiza wrote:
Jeggea wrote:
Minijellytot wrote:
Where I come from chatting up and comin on to mean the same thing


Not sure it does where I live, doesn't to me anyway. But then I'm old Confused
why what does comming onto mean where u are from, i meant chatting up/making first move to approach someone


As Scuba says there is a difference, maybe a London thing. 'Coming on' to me is wanting love. If I said to my mates MsIbiza was coming on to me, they'd think you were after love off me. But maybe nowadays its different amongst younger people.
ohhh ha ha sorry it must be an irish saying then lol i dont mean love, just in general making first move to talk to someone you fancy


Apparently same in different parts of Britain by the sounds of it. probably why some of the views in this thread are a bit mixed.

The first thing I thought when I read your first post, you were talking about offering love to men. Sorry don't mean to offend, maybe I'm a bit thick Smile

 

16.06.2007, 15:08 quote

Anonymous

scubawallace wrote:
personally I think about comming on to someone as being blatent about it in language and/or body-language, as opposed to chatting up which is more friendly banter and not quite so in-yer-face...


Thats similar to me......more sexual ??

 

16.06.2007, 15:18 quote

Anonymous

MsIbiza wrote:
Jeggea wrote:
MsIbiza wrote:
Jeggea wrote:
MsIbiza wrote:
Jeggea wrote:
Minijellytot wrote:
Where I come from chatting up and comin on to mean the same thing


Not sure it does where I live, doesn't to me anyway. But then I'm old Confused
why what does comming onto mean where u are from, i meant chatting up/making first move to approach someone


As Scuba says there is a difference, maybe a London thing. 'Coming on' to me is wanting love. If I said to my mates MsIbiza was coming on to me, they'd think you were after love off me. But maybe nowadays its different amongst younger people.
ohhh ha ha sorry it must be an irish saying then lol i dont mean love, just in general making first move to talk to someone you fancy


Apparently same in different parts of Britain by the sounds of it. probably why some of the views in this thread are a bit mixed.

The first thing I thought when I read your first post, you were talking about offering love to men. Sorry don't mean to offend, maybe I'm a bit thick Smile


no u arent lol just diff sayings mean diff things everywhere, i should have explained myself more lol


Thanks. Wink

I know when I go to Grimsby to see my family up there, its only 120 miles away but its like going to a foreign country sometimes, have to watch what I say

 

16.06.2007, 16:01 quote

Anonymous

scubawallace wrote:
Jeggea wrote:
scubawallace wrote:
personally I think about comming on to someone as being blatent about it in language and/or body-language, as opposed to chatting up which is more friendly banter and not quite so in-yer-face...


Thats similar to me......more sexual ??


yes the way your looking at it I would agree comming on is the more sexually provocative of the two but as I said I think for most of us the two are interchangable, I took the topic of the thread to mean chatting up rather than being sexually blatent.

Its just you Jeggea <in london accent> you dirty old man Laughing Wink


I had to think I must admit, but I guessed she probably meant chatting up, otherwise she would have put it in love forum and she is a nice girl and wouldn't post something like that Wink .

But where I come from there is a clear distinction between chatting up and coming on. Maybe its my age but I am a little confused now Laughing

 

16.06.2007, 16:43 quote

Anonymous

MsIbiza wrote:
irishlgirl74 wrote:
u c thats wat i would be afraid of, if i went up 2 a guy and started chatting or whatever, will he think hes in there or im easy
yea true thats what im scared of 2


I don't understand why someone should think that. Just starting to talk to someone doesn't mean you're going to shag anyone. It's just conversation, nothing more and nothing less. You can still withhold kissing or love for as long as you wish. I understand that some people might see it that way, but those people are idiots, you still have the option of not making, or rejecting any advances that they might make to take things further.

Initiating a conversation equals little more than moving the 1st pawn in a game of chess. Although I am not good at making the first move, I think it's a very silly thing to be scared of doing, because it's just making a mountain out of a mole hill.

 

16.06.2007, 16:46 quote

Anonymous

irishlgirl74 wrote:
jus cause i chat 2 a guy or come on 2 him, it dont mean i will sleep with him, curt him ya, i may chat 2 him cause i like him, but that dont mean i will sleep with him straigh away, cause im not that type


I suppose it all depends on the man, how drunk you are, and what you say..also how drunk the man is. Personally I've had women say hello to me and I didn't think no worse of them.

 

16.06.2007, 18:02 quote

Anonymous

I dont think there's anything wrong with a female ''coming on'' to a male....''coming on'' meaning chatting to them and saying hello... if you like the look of them! Very Happy why should it always be left for the male to do.

 

16.06.2007, 18:54 quote

Anonymous

thanks .... Embarassed .. your new ones lovely too, i did say so on another thread

 

16.06.2007, 19:04 quote

Anonymous

aww thanks mrs

 

16.06.2007, 19:04 quote

Anonymous

I can't go in one post these days without a mutual love-in taking place. Laughing

 
 
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