sexyred1
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ORIGINAL: sexyred1 Planting a seed for what? It is usually showing interest just out of admiration for their words or point of view or how they express themselves. It is also ok to be friends or acquaintances. I mean, there is someone on the board for example who is totally involved with someone. It does not stop me from telling him that I like his posts, etc. But it doesn't mean anything beyond that. As humans, whenever there is interaction, be it typed or verbal, there are potentially up to three 'conversations'. What you said. What I heard. And the truth. Our brains process information subjectively based on a myriad of things. Some of these may be fellacious such that we misunderstand or misinterpret. All I'm saying is that is it not possible that you, as a single person, paying a compliment to another single person could be 'loaded'? And not in a bad way. Is it impossible that instead of being direct and sending an email saying 'Hey! You're cute. Wanna chat some time?' which would be too forward for you, you send an email saying 'Hey! Nice post there.' (with or without the obligatory pat on the butt like football players) and not have it mean the same thing? It's just opening a door that the other person chooses or not to accept without taking the personal risk of putting your feelings on the line. Jeff Hi Jeff, yes I understand what you are saying; and you are right, all of it is subjective and open to interpretation. For example, even just this conversation, could be interpreted as flirting, intellectual discourse or just stating opinions bluntly. It's all a bit of game as we all know.
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