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http://youtu.be/b1XGPvbWn0A
She didn't look fearful but she may well have felt fear, mixed with intimidation , embarrassment , maybe annoyance .
she wasn't in a resort but the situation of approaching a stranger is similar
Hello old kid
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when you approached the women at the resort
1. What was your intention - to be friendly/sociable??? To find romance (or something else :-)
2. How did you ascertain that they were single ???
3.. Do you feel you made any assumptions at all about the social situation ? If you were not in a resort would your behaviour be any different ?
4. Did you form any expectation the women were obligated to interact with you .
5. Where you the only man to approach them on that occasion or was there a frequent stream of men vying for their attention lol ?
6. What are your thoughts on invasion of personal space in social situations ?
7. Are you good at reading body language and social cues ?
You don't have to answer my questions .. just making a point ... We all have our own personal space and boundaries when it comes to social interaction . What you may feel is appropriate , others may perceive as an invasion :-) your challenge is to work out who is interested in talking to you . Deciphering Body language and social cues will help you in that regard :-)
Sounds like you are making the most of the resort ... remember to slip slop slap :
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