I like to flirt too much...?

I tend to flirt a lot and lead guys on (not always intentional) and then leave the guy mad at me becuase i wont do anything with them. i am a flirt in nature and dont intend to lead them on...any advice to control my flirting?

I like to flirt too much...?
No. You are free to flirt and lead guys on all you like!





Just dont get mad when YOU eventually meet a guy who wants NOTHING TO DO WITH YOU.





You will not EVER be allowed to call him a "jerk".





M-KAY?





LMFAO!!!





:)
Reply:Yeah, how about stopping it or at least decreasing the flirting to something we can tolerate. You know what you are being called don't you. I'll give you a hint ---- tease. You don't want to be one and we don't like it when you are one.
Reply:no advice just hope you dont meet up with a freak that will do something to you


u will hate just cuz of a little flirtin


put on ur ring tone "I'm a flirt " by R kelly lol
Reply:Some women are flirts by nature. I think most women enjoy the attention they get from guys and I suspect this is the case with you as well. I don't mind some flirting but if it escalates into playing games with me then I will abruptly cut off any and all communication with a girl. Its a maturity thing, you need to develop more respect for other people's feelings.
Reply:do as you want others to do to you....eventually your continued flirting will lead you to someone you want to settle with and he will have only lead you on with his flirting....what goes around comes around...change your ways.
Reply:have a friend that you trust and won't judge you or anything like that [good luck with that] help you and like alert you when you're flirting and just like signal to you when you're leading some guy on so that you gradually shape into a non-flirt and you stop leading guys on
Reply:Ehh don't worry about it, there are many women like you that I've met and interacted with. And to control it, try thinking about what your doing and what your saying and how the guy will perceive it and act accordingly to not lead him on.