Reviews for 101 Ways to Flirt: How to Get More Dates and Meet Your Mate

The average rating for 101 Ways to Flirt: How to Get More Dates and Meet Your Mate based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2014-08-06 00:00:00 Jacqueline Sanders The book is dated. Nevertheless, some of the techniques don't' seem to bad. Break up the pack. The opposite sex could get scared off by having to go through your friends to get to you. If you're too chicken for that, agree to mingle on your own for a little while at parties. Smile at everyone. Sincere smiles always make you feel wanted. Short, repetitive glades indicate "of all the faces in this crowd, yours is the most interesting to me" If a man strokes his tie in your presence, it could be the male equivalent of preening. A man with relaxed brows is probably bored by you whereas a man with wide-eyes is surprised and excited. A man who uses the arm guide doesn't want to lose you in a crowd and is simultaneously marking his territory. Pretent to take pictures of scenery to attract conversation in public, If you're really shy smile at 10 strangers a day then progress to saying hello to 10 strangers a day. Use the line "I bet there's a story behind that…" Make an interactive Halloween costume such as a refrigerator with snacks inside. Don't overly attach yourself to one interest at a party but do let him know you'll be back and glance his way occasionally. "I promised the host I'd mingle" A brief firm handshake with a broad smile could mean he's playing to the crowd A sweaty shake could mean he's just as nervous as you are The bone crusher is probably too showy A stiff-postured shake w/o leaning in could mean he's inflexible Regardless of gender, you can use the hand-over-hand clasp to impress or hold longer than necessary The bored, above-it-all look and vague disinterested answers are a turnoff for men Don't tell him about your problems, he'll think "do I need hers too" Compliment another woman to show you're not catty nor insecure Look at his car to see if he's attached. A minivan doesn't make sense for most single men (laborers) Pay attention to "we" slip of the tongues. We vacationed in the south Ask him how much groceries and takeout cost if he's responsible for his own care, he should know Use flirting props such as life-size cutouts of famous people in your car to spark conversation Don't just ask the cute guy at the gas station for directions go back and thank him…give your mechanic cookies Be cognizant of incongruous gestures such as nodding no but saying yes ask open-ended questions zero in on commonalities refer back to past conversations if you forget his name…show you were interested by recalling the conversation.."your story about…was great but I've seen to forgotten your name volunteer to role play at seminars standing with 1 foot pointed toward you and the other away means he's begging to get away from you tapping anxiously wants to get away--let him! rubbing legs together or smoothing pants he's interested ask for wine or food recommendations rent a motor scooter abroad "I'd love to thank you by buying you a drink" Go public (no one in particular-see who'll take the bait) with your trivial inner thoughts in a waiting room, airport, etc...

Review # 2 was written on 2009-12-01 00:00:00 Tom Fleming Yeah, someone gave me this book because they felt sorry for me. I actually read it. I don't remember much about it. I remember the two-handed hand shake. That's it. I don't think it helped me much, but I got married anyway so who cares? I later passed it on to a friend. I'm pretty sure he's still single.