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[People have always been puzzling for Karla. As far as these dating auctions and everything else romance-related are concerned, she has noticed a pattern; that men like to hit on women who keep rejecting them. What is the point? Of course, the only way to understand such matters is to ask the public at large.]
...I've a question for all the men out there. When you flirt with a woman, what are you truly looking for? The pattern I have noticed is that men aren't truly looking for a relationship.
[It also didn't help that she's noticed that men have stopped flirting with her the moment she accepted their advances.]
Do you enjoy being rejected? If so, why? Men are so strange...
...I suppose women can also answer if they understand men better than I do...
...I've a question for all the men out there. When you flirt with a woman, what are you truly looking for? The pattern I have noticed is that men aren't truly looking for a relationship.
[It also didn't help that she's noticed that men have stopped flirting with her the moment she accepted their advances.]
Do you enjoy being rejected? If so, why? Men are so strange...
...I suppose women can also answer if they understand men better than I do...
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Depending on they maturity level and what type of commitment he's open to, there's a chance men could just be looking to get laid. Ironically, when women are confident of their own sexuality and flirt back, that might cause some men to doubt themselves and retreat because they don't feel like they're in control of the situation.
Mind you, those are the kind of people who aren't worth your time, specially if their fragile masculinity can't stand a woman showing interest.
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I don't recommend it, not.
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I don't know why other men would chase a woman who isn't interested. I've never enjoyed being rejected, or seen rejection as an encouraging sign. It seems to me like these are special cases, and these would-be couples just have a brusque manner of interacting with another? Otherwise, they're going to get themselves slapped, or worse.
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[Probably worse, from the impression she's gotten from Winter so far.]
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[ He's so glad he didn't go. Sounds like it really wasn't his scene. ]
If they're making a nuisance of themselves, I hope they do get slapped.
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Perhaps they just like the challenge?
[She can kind of see that, remembering how Bartre came after her after she had beaten him the first time. Except it wasn't for a date.]
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[ Or maybe masochism, if Winter Schnee is the one they were outbidding another for. Why would anyone pay to spend time with Winter? He wouldn't even do it if she paid him! ]
People are strange. I'm glad my relationship has never been quite that exciting.
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[It's satisfactory enough, so no reason to go any farther on that.]
People are strange...though they'll probably find me to be the strange one.
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[The side of her that came out during the last "event," yep. And that is certainly not normal...]
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[ And he obviously hasn't been happy with his discovery, sour as he looks. ]
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Some men do very much enjoy the pursuit of a woman. I do think Kaytoo summed it quite appropriately, but everyone is different and people here tend to come from an even more diverse background than most of us are accustomed too.
As for myself? Well, I can't say I'm looking for anything in particular, I do it for fun, some women enjoy it immensely just because of the gesture, and some utterly ignore it. I don't mind either way~ As for looking for a relationship? I can't say that I am not looking, but most people here tend to assume that any interest means marriage from their reactions. I do feel people need to spend a certain amount of time together before a serious relationship should be considered.
[He's got a lot to say on love, so.]
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Heh, depends on the flirting. It can be a tease--for fun--or a flattery; a more beneficent kind of fun. The serious flirting I haven't had the pleasure of, if there is such a thing.
That's an...interesting follow-up. Do rejection and flirting succeed each other so often, in your experience?
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...Then what would you say in the case of a dating auction?
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[For a change he tried to spend as little time at the auction as possible, so he's unsure of the connection.]
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Some are looking to mollify, though they might be taken to task for vulgarity. "I'd buy that for a dollar!" "That" being the prospect of personal time, and the dollar being red bills, of course.
Some are looking to mortify and tease, dangling an unknown fate in front of the victim.
Some are seeking to run interference; that is, not looking to date themselves, but only to arrest any dates their object of attention might get from whom they deem unworthy. Spoil-sports, in other words.
Some are looking to throw lots for themselves, eager to see what fate might have in store with a little prodding.
Some might be wrought with pity, and bid only so one would feel desired and have their feelings unharmed.
And some, I suppose, could simply be looking for dates.
[But that's almost too obvious to say so he left it for last.]
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[Because some of the responders must have been participants in the auction, right?]
I suppose that will do for a general answer...