I only flirt with my fiance. I give him a lot of compliments. I say sweet thing to him. I touch him.

Otherwise, I don't. At least, not consciously. I do make jokes and smile, but flirting requires (at least, in my book) an ulterior motive of actually showing a romantic of sexual interest in the other person, which I try to avoid.



I think I'm not good at flirting without giving the impression that I'm actually interested.



Don't talk about yourself too much, keep the topic light, smile, but mostly also just be yourself.



Being in an age group where all the good looking guys are taken (including my fiance, but then by me), I try to avoid noticing such things. I don't care to fall in love with someone else. And I can't respect a guy in a committed relationship who'd fall for me.



Time. Love takes time. Crushes can turn into love.



I've never had an issue finding relationships. Nor have I had an issue breaking up, most of the time. I am not afraid to get hurt, as getting hurt is part of life. It will happen, so why not live in the way that gives the most chance for happiness?



The one time I fell in love with a friend, it did end up destroying the friendship. Another time when a friend fell in love with me, we ended up still being great friends. It really depends on the situation and mutual expectations. These things happen. Let the chips fall where they may.



Yes, in the sense that I don't know how to act toward women in a romantic/flirty way. It's very easy when it comes to men. But essentially, it's not different, as in that all people like compliments and someone showing an interest in them.



Yes, it's possible. But it depends on the circumstances and the other person.