Flirting

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What do you think?


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Liamson

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Feb 3, 2010
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I'm not sure what about her, even as a Christian that I would fall in love with.

If the UFC is her job, that is okay. Its good to be good at something. I don't think I would necessarily feel intimidated by her.

I would need to know what her heart is about.

How does she express herself?

What do things Like the Song of Solomon mean to her?

Is she Charitable?

Does she feel it the way I do?
 
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AgeofKnowledge

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#62
So you are saying that if she met your criteria, then you would not feel intimidated to flirt with her a bit and ask her out?

I'm not sure what about her, even as a Christian that I would fall in love with.

If the UFC is her job, that is okay. Its good to be good at something. I don't think I would necessarily feel intimidated by her.

I would need to know what her heart is about.

How does she express herself?

What do things Like the Song of Solomon mean to her?

Is she Charitable?

Does she feel it the way I do?
 

Liamson

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Its not really criteria. There is no bar to meet. There is no Objective scale to be measured on.


Its like asking a woman who wants an independent Man to fall in love with what her dollar amount is that his income should be before she will consider dating him. Its not about the Money, its about the Principle of the matter.


I don't personally find this woman terribly attractive. But, I'm sure there are people who do. Good for them. :)
 
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AgeofKnowledge

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#64
Looks-wise, I think she's hot and I wouldn't be intimidated to flirt with her and ask her out if I was her age (e.g. age-appropriateness) and she was a Christian.

But a lot of guys that say they would actually wouldn't when it came down to it because she's a strong woman doing a tough job in the limelight. That last point means you would be in front of the camera too if she was dating you.
 

Liamson

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I can understand where they are coming from but it doesn't really bother me.

I could imagine myself Dating say Danicka Patrick or Katie Melua or Amanda Seyfried but, I know in my heart that it would not work. The treasure that I find in a woman has to match the treasure that she sees in herself. In order for me to value that treasure, it has to exist in the first place. We would have a problem with the disconnect that occurs when I value things like how she feels about helping a stranger.

I dated a Children's Pastor from a Large church for a while. She was really popular and well liked by the Community, incredible Athlete, Godly Christ centered Christian. However, She lived out her faith very different than I do mine. To her it was about a sense of Duty to the Church Body, it was the traditions, the titles, the community etc. But for me, I believe in going out of my way to exercise my faith in the moments when its seemingly out of bounds. Like sharing Christ and a cup of Coffee with hitch hikers at the local truck stop. Because I believe that its easy to be a Christian in church but, its hard to get over myself and Carry my Cross. Her sense of Charity was to sharing Christ with Children.

We simply did not understand each other well enough to value in each other the things we value about ourselves. I know that we are all the Body but, I don't want to be with someone when neither of us value the things that we value most about ourselves.
 
Aug 2, 2009
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Guys, would you be afraid to flirt with Ronda "Rowdy" Rousey the UFC reigning woman's champion?



I used to train on occasion with a woman that looked just like her at a Ralph Gracie location (before I got old and arthritic and retired from martial arts training) and she was pretty good with the jiu-jitsu.

I wonder how many guys at CC would have the courage to ask a woman like Ronda Rousey out on a date if she were a Christian and they felt a genuine attraction? All, some, none?
If I was built like Dwayne Johnson I might.
 

Nautilus

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Jun 29, 2012
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#67
not a huge fan of muscly women, but she does have a cute face
 

DuchessAimee

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Apr 27, 2011
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#68
I can understand where they are coming from but it doesn't really bother me.

I could imagine myself Dating say Danicka Patrick or Katie Melua or Amanda Seyfried but, I know in my heart that it would not work. The treasure that I find in a woman has to match the treasure that she sees in herself. In order for me to value that treasure, it has to exist in the first place. We would have a problem with the disconnect that occurs when I value things like how she feels about helping a stranger.
This right here... something clicked for me. I mean, I "knew" it, but maybe I just didn't believe it. I don't know, maybe that doesn't explain what I mean, but I'm not going to go into much detail about it here. If anyone who wants me to explain it, PM me. Nonetheless, thank you for those few sentences Liamson. The Lord used them in me today. :)
 

DuchessAimee

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#69
not a huge fan of muscly women, but she does have a cute face

I'm not a fan of muscles on men or women. I can appreciate the look, but it's not something I go for. I'm weird.
 

rachelsedge

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I do agree with what Liamson said about things being misunderstood online sometimes. Like when you're in a chatroom and greet someone with a simple "hi" and a smiley face, some people think that means (in my best Joey Tribbiani voice) "Hey..how YOU doin'?? *wink wink wink* (Hommer does it so much better than I do)

YouTube - Joey - Hey, how you doin'?
I may have a more serious answer later, but you totally just got +10 cool points for referencing Joey/Friends. He is my favorite. I can relate to him the most. We're both able to be goofy and then serious when needed, we both are kind of naive, and we both are easily amused. :D
 

Markum1972

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What do you think about it?
Good poll. Yet I think more specifics would have made it easier to have a concise answer.

I voted...
Someone who flirts can be faithful to one person

I have witnessed married couples flirt with one another and think that it is healthy to express one another's attraction to one another.In a single person's situation, I think it depends on what your boundaries of flirting are.This seems to vary broadly from person to person. For example, some of my boundaries could be summarized as...
Flirting is only OK when it is done so by two people that are either married to one another or are
both single and have expressed a mutual interest in one another. Flirting in anyway that could lead to the temptation of intimacy is not appropriate in the latter case of single people.
I strive to keep this by what is holy and acceptable to God.
 
Mar 22, 2013
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Indiana
#72
I have never in my life flirted with anyone. and as far as I know nobody has ever done it to me.
 
Jun 21, 2011
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geez sign me up wink wink (
I'm not a huge fan of women who flirt with everyone, having a relationship with them is a lot like being another face in the crowd. Nothing is special and no one is sacred. If I'm in a relationship, I like to develop a code or a secret language, so that I can flirt and no one can tell.

I don't have a real clear picture as to what we are calling flirting. In my experience its next to impossible to flirt online, I always get misread or misunderstood, so I tend not to bother. The exception I suppose would be saying the obvious, like what we all did in the show some love thread. If that qualifies as flirting then I suppose I'm a bit of a flirt. (Sorry Zero)

In person I tend to flirt with women by making fun of them and arguing with them, not even really trying to win. Or pushing them into some bushes or the ocean. I like spontaneously putting them on my shoulders. Or if we're running, 'finding the puddle' but, I suppose thats more of a relationship type flirting.
 
Jun 21, 2011
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#74
my friendlyness and compliments towards men and women tend to get me in trouble and I joke around alot too. I've tried changing my demeanor but then I don't feel like me. idk I would hope someone would take the time to know me.
but if they see me in a bad light before getting to know me then they don't need to be in my life.
 
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Tintin

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#75
I wouldn't know the first thing about flirting. I don't even know what it looks like.
 
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OceanGrl

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#77
my friendlyness and compliments towards men and women tend to get me in trouble and I joke around alot too.
I'm the same way and apparently I don't realize that I flirt, a friend will tell me afterwards that I was flirting and I'm like, when did that happen? I guess being friendly means flirting or something. It's very strange. lol