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beltfed
11-08-2001, 06:49 PM
for us guys- When your flirting with someone, what are usually the most effective head games you play?
for the girls- what kind of head games do you play with guys?
Chance
11-09-2001, 02:12 PM
I truly try to avoid playing head games. I dislike them immensely.
crazy4boyz
11-09-2001, 11:44 PM
I dont like head games either. There confusing for both you and him.
Over and out :angel6: Crazy4boyz
BaSweetie
11-09-2001, 11:50 PM
Head Games are evil.....but can be useful!
I try to aviod them but if someone starts them with me, they deserve a taste of their own medicine.
LoveChild84
11-12-2001, 10:00 AM
Yeah avoid them!
Head games are very nasty. I've just left a girl cuz she kept with the head games and i couldnt handle it any more.
Steer well clear of them, and anyone who uses them. :eek:
Pandora1980
11-16-2001, 08:55 PM
Hello? Are you retarded?
Who likes head games? Have you ever heard the phrase, "Yeah, I like her, she's cute and all, she just doesn't play enough games".
Be direct, don't play games, plus if you start getting more serious- how are you going to communicate, hen you just play games?
Hey Pandora1980, I don't mean to be rude. But I feel that beltfed only post a topic as a discussion. It's not nice of you to call anyone retarded. :(
Fireangel
12-08-2001, 11:11 PM
Mind games make people obsessed. That's a fact, trust me.
Pandora1980
12-09-2001, 02:44 AM
Thinking mind games makes one obsessed- means you're probably the one doing the obsessing...
Ok- mind games- I'm pretty sure that's just pretending you have something better to do than devote your life to this person you met.
The thing is - the pretending that's true is just retarded. Lame, lame, lame for both parties.
Actually having something better to do- like taking care of your own needs- prefectly fine- great in fact!!
If this is the case - then yes, it could work- this person wants your attention- knows you're great because you're doing lots of great things- that does make you more attractive- actually having your own life.
Just don't make it a game- a healthy relationship is not playing head games or being obsessed with someone or spending every waking minute with them.
Have your own life and make it a great one- one you can share with this person.
Hi Pandora1980,
"a healthy relationship is not playing head games or being obsessed with someone or spending every waking minute with them. Have your own life and make it a great one- one you can share with this person."
These are wise words. .....so beautifully expressed.
I agree with you.
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