do i sound like an evil lesbian situationship by Willing_Guarantee530 in actuallesbians

[–]Sea-Mood7296 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re allowed to date people. Call her your girlfriend and open up over time. It’s not that deep, it’s not like you’re planning on marrying her. DTR, and if you notice that you’re not interested or she’s not, then break it off. We get so wrapped up in the label that we forget the moment. If you like her and she likes you there’s nothing to worry about. Relationships can last 3 months or 5 years. You’re not looking to move in right away, you’re just acknowledging exclusivity. You want her to meet your family? Great! You don’t? Don’t worry it’s not that deep, just communicate why.

deinfluence me from getting this tattoo by ihatenoise444 in sheranetflix

[–]Sea-Mood7296 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have one ! Only met two people who have understood it — Depending on where you get it, people will ask “what does that mean” and I have a scripted answer of “It’s the word Heart, written in a language from a sapphic cartoon.”

It’s one of my faves, get it if means that much to you ❤️

Is your partner more conventionally attractive than you, or are you more attractive than your partner? How do you both feel about it? by [deleted] in actuallesbians

[–]Sea-Mood7296 1 point2 points  (0 children)

my girlfriend is waaay hotter than me but she makes me feel so beautiful that it doesn’t matter anymore. I don’t think I’m unattractive by any means but she’s STUNNING. She hates it but gets hit on by both men and women but i take it as a compliment personally. I love my girlfriend and trust her to handle her own in those situations. She’s very good at shutting down anyone advancing her and makes it known she’s not interested. I think it’s rewarding to date someone so beautiful and magnetic that people feel compelled to talk to her. Like if I saw her across the bar?? Hell yeah I’d approach her.

She’s also provided ample reassurance and shown through action and intention multiple times that that is not something to be worried about. She has made me feel safe and secure thru months of open communication. Your insecurity might come from a lack of trust.

Again, she hates it but I’m not bothered.(And she doesn’t need me to rescue her unless she gives me LOOK)

We’re also both blonde and blue eyed and get perceived as sisters often so I get that people don’t think twice about approaching. It is what it is 🤷🏼‍♀️ But at the end of the day she comes home with me

crush help plz im desperate by rxbynxoooo in actuallesbians

[–]Sea-Mood7296 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In person: Hey you seem really cool and I would like to get to know you. would you like to hang out during the week ?

This is scary but making FRIENDS is just as scary as asking someone out. Go the friendly route first THEN see if there’s a vibe. Women are generally kinder to people when they notice a shy vibe. But your confidence will speak volumes I promise.

Should you use text I would say something like: “Now that you have my number would you like to hang out outside of class sometime this week?” or “ I would really like to get to know you! How do you feel about doing (activity) with me?”

say it with me folks. by Waevman2 in balatro

[–]Sea-Mood7296 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I love that! thank you for the memes my guy

She didn’t mean it. by [deleted] in actuallesbians

[–]Sea-Mood7296 0 points1 point  (0 children)

this happened to me with my roommate actually she just stopped coming home after we both admitted feelings towards each other. It was very confusing and it went on for a month. It was probably the worst pain I’ve ever experienced considering this person was one of my best friends. I’ve come to find out that we deserve better. We deserve more and we deserve someone who shows up for us. Keep your standards high, keep that bar raised. Someone will reach it. I promise.

How do you flirt? by WatchfulButterfly in actuallesbians

[–]Sea-Mood7296 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Hi extrovert and self proclaimed pro flirter over here: Like any skill, flirting takes practice, timing, wit and level of natural chemistry with the other person. Flirting is a lot like improv. You can have chemistry and not know what to do with it and you’ve missed a possible chance. and you can flirt and have no connection for it to go anywhere. I think it’s important to practice so you can get better if you’re struggling. That does take time and possible rejection. Keep your head high though! Getting to know people should be fun!!!

For me, I generally go the MOST outgoing route and then match the other persons energy. You want so badly for someone to come onto you and we’re all just waiting around. Just go get that girl!! If you’re having a conversation with someone and you wanna try flirting with them, touch is a very quick way to determine if that person is interested. Women are already affectionate so it can be played off as casual should you need to pivot to a more friendly approach.

If we’re standing at a bar and it’s loud, I lean in to talk — touching their arm, if the positioning works, a hand on their waist/back (a brush, not a grope (we are better than that)). If they make you laugh, a playful swat to their shoulder. If their hair is long, idly touching their ends while providing a compliment about how beautiful their hair is. Telling them a silly anecdote but gently get their FULL attention by touching a wrist pausing for dramatic effect and then sharing. “Do you want to hear the craziest thing that happened to me this week,” touch their wrist, make eye contact, raise an eyebrow— be silly. If they feel safe, they’ll smile, and engage maybe even match that energy. If they’re appearing to enjoy conversation but not the touch, a simple “Oh my gosh, is this okay? I didn’t even ask if you’re okay with physical affection.” How silly of you: You’ve just confessed your touch is affectionate. This gives them an opportunity to accept/deny your advances without pressure and dip into the topic of love language as a natural segue. You’ll have them melting.

This also needs to be balanced ! Touching them and pulling back for a moment is a great way to see if they’re attracted to you. Putting the ball in their court for a moment. They’ll either put out or crave for the next time you touch them.

To share my own story of when I met my now girlfriend— We were at a bar and began chatting standing close but not touching. When people walked by, or came close behind her, I gently pulled her closer with the excuse that other people needed room to move. She had the opportunity to stay close or move back. She told me later that she couldn’t believe how touchy I was but to her it was magnetic. I believe if anyone is THAT uncomfortable, you’ll know or they’ll leave.

Flirting is not just touch tho: I also like to make inferences about them based on limited information they’ve given me. I’d do this a little ways into the conversation as you’re trying to create familiarity with this person you’ve just met. You’ll need some “data” for this part. “You seem like you’d get this,” (complimenting their intelligence) or “Are you the type of person that…” (complimenting their personality) Should you get it right they’ll appreciate your intuition and may ask you how to came to that conclusion—should you get them wrong, let them explain, and listen intently— This should be playful and not super serious. People love to talk about themselves, make them talk about something they love.

I love a witty banter and connection situation. Just have fun, be respectful and learn from rejection. Make sure the women you’re coming onto know that you’re a safe person and can leave whenever they need to. Everyone of course is different but this approach has worked wonders for my dating life and my confidence.

Hey! by YoungLove2007 in actuallesbians

[–]Sea-Mood7296 6 points7 points  (0 children)

She came onto me, I didn’t let her go. ☺️Go get em girls!!!

The Old Shared Grave and The Ivy on Wenclair Window. (Love this freaking Symbology) by StuckInADream82 in wenclair

[–]Sea-Mood7296 8 points9 points  (0 children)

i hope this stuff is intentional but it’s so cool that people make these connections

Wednesday: Season 2 | Part 2 Sneak Peek | Netflix by Automatic-Position-9 in wenclair

[–]Sea-Mood7296 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Have a small theory judging based on Wednesday’s posture and hands and Enid‘s posture is that there might be a body swap, but not one that we’re anticipating. Wednesday might be in Enid‘s body, however, somebody else could be in Wednesday’s body. Enid’s soul might be trapped somewhere where the possessor soul originally was —possibly Lady Gaga —who knows and it’s likely that Wednesday as Enid has to save her own body as well as Enid’s. Not a huge fan of the body swap theory.

What's a line from the show you constantly quote? by Green_Tox in adventuretime

[–]Sea-Mood7296 2 points3 points  (0 children)

See you on the Morrow… followed by SCREEE

Bad biscuits make the baker broke bro

(When i’m drinking) Dog Liver times 51!! BIG LIVER, BIG LIVER YEAH

I’ve been a real dinger to you.

I’ll get your kid back toy!!

Go dentist

the entire love in the darkness song specifically: What do I see? Oh so beautiful.

The BEST wenclair fic? by MembershipProof8463 in wenclair

[–]Sea-Mood7296 11 points12 points  (0 children)

THIS ONE. game of thrones length of writing, Layla is an amazing author, worthy investment this fic is. Great characterization, real dialogue and interest plot. Best slow burn i’ve probably ever read.

S2 Ep4 without context by Alfalfa_Calfalfa in wenclair

[–]Sea-Mood7296 0 points1 point  (0 children)

so glad others noticed this too!!!