of the opposite sex, would how much you liked them depend on whether or not they liked you?

 

if you liked them, and they were indifferent to you, and as you knew them they liked you more and more, would that affect how strongly you felt towards them?

 

if you met someone and instantly they seemed to really like you, would that mean that instantly you would like them more than if they hadn't liked you?

 

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its human nature, if some1 takes an interest in u then u automatically take an interest in them

^Yeah That^

 

QUOTE (benrostwood @ Dec 6 2004, 01:24)

its human nature, if some1 takes an interest in u then u automatically take an interest in them

no thats not true....

QUOTE (EmmaBlu @ Dec 6 2004, 08:43)

QUOTE (benrostwood @ Dec 6 2004, 01:24) its human nature, if some1 takes an interest in u then u automatically take an interest in them no thats not true.... Agree with Emma on this one. How can you liking someone make them feel the same way?? if so why the heck hasnt brad Pitt come knocking yet

I meant agree in some cases Ben is right !

 

You're either attracted to someone, or your not.

 

Just drop your pants Phil, slap it on the table and wait for whatever reaction is given and take it from there.

sometimes being given the cold shoulder can make you like someone even more, and reinforce your determination to get them to like you back in the same way

 

isn't it generally referred to as 'playing hard to get'?

If someone gives me the cold shoulder I tend to run a mile

 

 

Also, they could just be really shy or something