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I'd suggest that you stay away from giving girls the opportunity to
say "no" in reply to your comments. Its an automatic response and
people will say it even when the answer is "yes", just because they're
so used to denying.
Instead of
asking if she's hitting on you, you want to say,
"Baby, stop hitting on me it's just shameless!

" You want to
push, but then pull back with the humour and by insinuating with how
you say it that you really don't want her to stop, which is going to
either get her to laugh (which is always good) or to hit on your more.
I see your point. I guess you have to be careful of "yes" or "no" questions
in general.
So, for the sake of discussion, if I were to say “Are you hitting on me?”
in a playful, flirty voice (sly smile included) and she denied it and said
"no", do you think she would say it in that same playful tone?
Wouldn't it still go back to the ideal that it's not what you say, but
how you say it? Or am I just paddling up stream with this one?
Also, would it have that same push-pull dynamic you were talking about?
I apologize if this is veering too far off topic. I'm just curious.
Sheesh, make a new topic about that question! Lol, jk, don't do that! This is a discussion and this is relevant, so don't appologize.
I'd say that its paddling up stream. I know what you're talking about and it does happen sometimes. But other times, girls will say no, when they really mean yes and that doesn't mean they will give you a que with the tone she says it. I dated a girl that drove me crazy cause of that. She flat out told me one day that half the time she says "no" she didn't really mean it. So I told her not to say it the same as when she did mean it then. She told me that it didn't work like that.
Its basically and autonomic response (it happens unconsciously and uncontrollably), so what you can do to avoid that problem is just avoid situations where she has the opportunity to flat out say "no". She can still say no, but by giving you a lengthier reply, so she's only going to say it, if she truly means it.
The way push-pull works, is to push her away by making a comment like, "Ugh, you're way to flirty" and then run your hands up her sides. Its no a dynamic that occurs between two people, its something you do to a person. If you did it in reverse, then it is more like a take-away. Like when a girl starts grinding against your crotch and you pull her in tight for a second and then push her away and say, "Alright, get off of me! You're too forward

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