[six_to_the_nines]

I'm talking about a short-lived smile before you start gaming her.

For certain reasons, I imagine that it probably is not a good idea to smile back, since it shows that perhaps you have too much interest in her before you start gaming. But perhaps it would relax the cat and put her in a better mood. What do you all think?

[Prowl]

I smile back, but once I get in conversation I just try not to wear a constant stupid grin on my face.

[Sushifan]

I look at her, nod my head (chin up), and say "hey"

Then she will smile again and feign shyness. And I'll then say "what's up?"

The rest you can figure out.

[Samseau]

This is varies according to the person.

This also belongs in the newb forum

[masterh]

what's wrong with smiling back?
People do get offended when they do something nice and totally get ignored

Just think of this way. you smiled at someone and they just totally ignore you. how would you feel?

[Mrs. Chocolate]

Smile back does not mean act goofy.

[Lumiere]

Whats with all the newbie questions on the forum these days?

[Prowl]

I also like "Who the hell are you?" if I get eye contact and I'm within earshot.

Don't give her your rage face or she might think you're serious business though, don't grin either, just a tiny smirk.

[Giovonny]

(12-03-2011 07:10 PM)Sushifan Wrote:  

I look at her, nod my head (chin up), and say "hey"

Then she will smile again and feign shyness. And I'll then say "what's up?"

The rest you can figure out.

Beautiful.

"Hey" and "whats up" have gotten me more pussy then any other words in the English language.

[Tuthmosis]

I give back a smug-looking, skeptical smirk. It's my natural reaction.