Guys How Would You Feel If This Happened

How do you feel when a guy asks you if you are on your period? Has it ever happened?

As a man, I have no personal experience of this. However, if it comes up in conversation, it's sometimes useful to ask, but many women are uncomfortable talking to men about menstruation because of the social taboos surrounding it and the often freaked-out responses by some men. It's probably only worth asking about it if you know the person very well, and even so, it's well worth checking with the woman in question if it's okay to ask about it.And please don't ask if a woman is on her period because she seems irritable. Women get irritable for many reasons besides periods (like men) and if already irritable, it's really not going to help their mood by asking for possibly sensitive medical information.

How would you (a guy) feel if another guy kissed you?

The resulting feelings range from ecstasy to yucky.The main contributing factors to any of these feelings are:-Person involved - closenessPlace - set up : romantic/deserted/publicTaste - how both of them tastePeople around them - friends/family member/complete strangersPurpose - of the meeting/kissSexual preference - what turns either of them 'On'Now, to give my own example, the last time I got a chance(or an opportunity) to kiss one of my close friend(#1) was an ecstasy in itself for me. It was his place. We were watching a romantic movie(#2). The movie was a real feel good romance, which could any time turn you into a poet. We were smoking cigarettes(#3) & if you have ever smoked then you would have experienced the bad taste smoking leaves in our mouth. Since we were very close earlier back in college, we still spoke regularly on phone, so we had developed a longing for each other after starting with our jobs in different towns. I had traveled all the way just to spend the weekend with friends(including him) & here I was(#5 - emotional reunion).So it was a perfect set up - romantic movie, romantic poems, background music to lift you up in air, no-body around except the two of us(#4), drunk, reliving all close memories. For me a turn-on could be both male/female(#6). So I would be called a bi-sexual. & this guy is like Real Hot. So here I was, curled up with a guy with sparkling skin, silky hairs, godly face cut, perfect height, manly voice, red lips, drunk, while a romantic music played in the background & then I kissed him. Kissed him with all my passion, braveness, energy, love & feelings. He returned it back & it was just like how they show it in movies.I felt like I was flying in the sky while someone licked my lips, someone with taste of cigarettes, someone with shinning skin, someone so close to me, someone so warm, someone with so much passion, so much love to share. In short it was awesome (at that moment).I am not sure about doing it again though. But as my memory recollects, it was surely not a bad experience. :)And depending on these factors we could call another of such a Kiss as Yucky.

How would a man feel if a woman approached him first?

This is quite funny, because many guys actually get flustered and a bit lost when an attractive woman approaches them.That's because it's almost always unexpected! You rarely see a woman take the first step and go talk to a guy, usually it's the other way around.That said, if I found the girl attractive, I would feel flattered that she chose me and would make the best of the situation - because we could skip all the games and go straight to actually getting to know each other and having fun together.It's quite liberating, because it removes all the unnecessary fuss from the interaction. You both know you're attracted to each other, so you can skip all the bullshit.If it was a girl that I found unattractive, I would still feel flattered, let her know I'm not interested and would give her props for actually being someone who goes for what she wants.Peace!

Girls, how would you feel if a guy sends you flowers on Valentine's Day? You are not dating, but you know he likes you and you guys still talk.

It would depend to me on what those flowers mean *to him*.Many men use their friendships and their polite gestures as wedges to try and manipulate or “guide” women into reciprocating their feelings, and then get upset or angry when the woman considers his friendly actions to be genuine expressions of friendship. If the guy were like this, then I would be very unhappy with a gift on a day that is typically assumed to be a romantic holiday.Also, I don’t like getting flowers in general. If any person gave me flowers for any reason, I would feel like he wasn’t paying attention to who I am and what my preferences were. So regardless of who liked whom and how, I would be annoyed by receiving flowers as a gift.However, one of my closest friends has sent me flowers for V-Day at work before and he did not know at the time about my feelings on flowers as gifts. He and I have an attraction to each other, but we both acknowledge and accept that a relationship between us is not a good idea. So we remain friends.But he’s a very demonstrative and affectionate sort of person. So he sent flowers to several of his woman friends at work (we all work together) one year, to show his appreciation for us. There was absolutely no entitlement or expectation or hidden meaning attached to those flowers. He just wanted us to feel loved and his Love Language is Gifts. So I was able to appreciate the meaning behind the gesture in spite of my general preference to not receive flowers as gifts.How I feel about gestures depends mostly on how the other person *intends* the gesture, and what the gesture represents. If someone intends it to be a signal of their unreciprocated feelings towards me, and if it represents entitlement, manipulation, assumptions about gender, default behaviour, a lack of understanding (or caring) of who I am as a person, ignorance of social pressures or obligations that come with the gesture, or hopes of things that can’t be, then I would feel a range of emotions from annoyance to anger.But if it’s nothing more than a sincere gesture intended to express appreciation, without any attached feelings of entitlement or expectations, and it shows an understanding of who I am and/or all the other assumptions and associations that go along with the gesture, then I will range from appreciation of the intent to gratitude to joy.

How does a girl feel when a guy proposes to her?

Each girl is different and each relationship is different.If both the guy and the girl have been in that almost relationship status, then there is a high chance that the girl will be super happy and excited. Some girls even if they are in that stage, they need more time to get committed. So like I said it all depends on the girl's personality.But when they are not in that stage, and they are just friends…(sorry to say but) I think this is the most risky stage to propose someone. Because you'll have around 25% of chance getting accepted and the girl won't be happy about losing the friendship. My suggestion to people proposing when in friendship stage is to get some clarity. By clarity I don't want you to be oblivious to the fact that she might not like you…really get some clarity!Assuming the boy and the girl are strangers or just met. When the boy proposes the girl, there are two possibilities. One the girl might slap you or second, she might blush. If its the first possibility that happened..you know your way home. If its the second..you just got your luck!My suggestion to someone proposing a girl is, don't go to the friendship- relationships-strangers phase. Rather when you realize you like her, tell her! Don't give her clues and stuff. By telling I mean, don't force her to like you. You just have to mention that you like her and would like to date her. If she doesn't like you, you can stop. If she likes you, she'll continue to know you more. Then you can have the strangers-friendship- relationship cycle.Goodluck!