Men only! Do u consider flirting as cheating?
817726
For some people flirting is just in their personality. Now if it's flirting with the intent to cheat, or they are being very suggestive, then I don't think it's acceptable. Still, while it may be innapprorpriate, I wouldn't call it cheating.
1147481
My answer is don't do anything that seems like your flirting.  In other words, from my experience guys seem to read women wrong.  If You are totally flirting most guys think your not.  AND when YOU ARE NOT flirting guys think you are.
163773
for sure everybody flirts..it's just u are a biggest flirt or smallest flirt..i do flirt sometimes..it's all depend..
326417
I think we women are way more obvious when we flirt than men are.  Do you catch her looking at you?  Smiling and laughing at the silliest things you say?  Start by doing things together out of work.  Going for a quick drink after work.  Meeting with others from work for drinks or dinner.  Pay close attention and ask questions, you'll figure it out.  :o)
1150720
yes, i think it's very possible to do that, and am pretty sure i do it alot.  it's the whole defensive wall thing.  my daughter told me the other day this girl in the restaurant was blatantly flirting with me and I didn't acknowledge at all, she was quite hot too.
192337
If you are asking, probably! Ask yourself two questions: Does it make you feel guilty? Would you object to your partner doing what you are doing? If you can truly answer NO, then you are the ONE man in the world who isn't cheating!
496158
I think he is flirting with you ;)
362177
well i personaly would not date a big flirt because if u end up getting serious with him he is going to continue to be a flirt, even if its harmless to him, this might lead him to infedelity. i've dated a few guys that were flirts and believ me they all ended up messing around.
291486
I don't think so.\n\nYou seam like the type who is honest and are really confused by your own addmission. \n\nI think you guys will ok and that you will not cheat on him. You come off as being a very nice and and fun to be around sort of gal.
1114313
Sounds like he doesnt respect you if he will not listen to your concerns and tells you to leave! What a jerk. I am not against flirting in itself, but when it hurts your feelings then it should be discussed at the very least.
1076092
If seduced, she would have "put out". You were played. Flirting is often fun for married people who know they have no intention of having sex.
266858
Flirting is lightly touching the guy,playing with your hair,constant smiling,and being overly friendly,at least to me.The hardest part is knowing it's happening to you.
559990
I don't think so. I am a natural flirt and so is my bf, a little flirting doesn't hurt as long as it remains JUST flirting. I think we all like a little extra attention!
371526
Yep. But I dont intentionally ignore them. Im just not a flirt. Most guys think that if a girl isn't flirting, then she's ignoring them. Thats so not true.
873853
It doesn't matter how you tell him. Now would he be flirting with you?.... Sometimes it just feels good to flirt. It may be that you are boosting his ego. Or maybe he's really into you. Age doesn't matter. Your old enough to know what you are getting into. Just keep in mind you are likely in different places in your lives. \n\n Ask him out casually and see what he says.
409164
Depends on the man.  I would say if the right opportunity arose, most men would consider "cheating" (there are, of course, many forms of "cheating").
510609
Flirtation crosses the line when it accompanies attraction.  My husband, for example, is a harmless flirt: he flirts with any woman who wouldn't really take him seriously (elderly ladies, for example), and if someone does act interested or attracted, he shuts down immediately.  I think that flirting crosses the line when the individual who is flirting says or does things that s/he wouldn't say or do if their significant other were standing within earshot.  It's hard, too, to define the term "flirting."  It's a subjective term, and "flirting" as in sexually suggestive movements or language is quite distinct from "flirting" as in playful and friendly behavior.