How would you describe a girl chasing a butterfly?
the butterfly wings flutter on the flower. the girl watches with wide-eyed wonder. suddenly a gentle breeze comes from no where and the butterfly takes off. the girl follows in all directions. the girls hair is flowing freely her giggles of delight entice the butterfly. it lands in a field of daisies and awaits the girl. when the girl catches up she lays down to rest. the butterfly nears her and finally lands on the girls out stretched hand. hope that helps...don't know. just my suggestion. good luck!!
Girl names reminding you of a butterfly?
NOT EVEN SURE IF ITS WORTH THE EFFORT BUT I LOVE butterflies but i obviously dont want to name my girls middle name 'butterfly'. i tried to google names of butterflies but they are strange. any idea of a new search method or something that reminds you of a beautiful butterly? by the way, i dont like CRAZY spellings....'abigail' is her first name.
What does chasing butterflies mean?
It usually means that you are chasing something that you cannot catch. Butterflies flutter seemingly aimlessly, so it's like trying to catch a dream that is just out of reach.
Describe a girl being chased through a forest and then bumps into a stranger?
I push through the leaves with no hesitation. I don't bother looking behind me. I can hear him. His footsteps. His heavy breathing. He's chasing me. And he's catching up. I stumble over sticks and logs. Most of my yoga pants are ripped or dirty now. It feels like I've been running for hours though it's only been a few minutes. These woods seem to be endless. My legs ache and I don't think I can go on any longer. A branch hits me in the face and I scream. I fall to the ground, hitting my back on a log and losing my breath. I gasp for air, but nothing comes in. "You can't run forever!" his raspy voice screams. He's not too far behind anymore. I gulp and get up. I glance around in all directions. Where can I go? Everything looks the same. I shake my head. Every second I waste here, he gets closer. I dash to my right without thinking. The tears stream from my eyes into my mouth. I hate the bitterness of the taste. I swerve through tree after tree, through bush after bush. This isn't going to end, is it? A tree root snatches my ankle and I fall to the ground screaming in pain. I try to get up, but I can't walk. My ankle is broken. I try to take a step, and scream again. I fall to the ground. This is it. He caught me. I cover my head with my hands like a turtle shell. I shiver. I hear footsteps getting slower and slower until they finally stop. He's behind me now. "Found yo-" I hear a loud punch, and tense up. I poke my head out of my turtle shell, still sobbing and see a tall man in a tuxedo punching my father. Blood splurts out of my father's mouth. The man has his back turned to me, so I can't see his face. He gives my father one final punch, and my father falls to the ground. He stands with his shoulders lifted, huffing and puffing. I lay on the ground, my ankle throbbing in pain, still shivering. "Who… who are you?" I choke. The man turns his head to me. He has crystal blue eyes, with dark brown hair. Thick eyebrows, full lips, and high cheekbones. This man is absolutely gorgeous. He squints his eyes at me and tilts his head. The man walks toward me. I gasp, and start to crawl away. "Wait. I'm not going to hurt you." His calm, deep voice says.
Is it true that girls are like butterflies? The more you search the more they will elude you but if you stop looking they will come when it's time?
Why do you think that? I mean, girls or women in general are just people. Why would they be any different? They feel, they have wants and dreams. They are just regular people. Of course, with differences between them but they are.I'm sure if you come close some girl or women and be nice and talk to them as regular people your mindset will change and you noticed it's not HAS HARD to hold our attention. I love meeting people and if they are kind and interesting and fun to hang around then HECK I want to have them around me all the time!Just be you, no games, no tricks. Be yourself. Be the fun person you would like to have around you and we will notice you and want to be around you as well. It's THAT simple. :)
Whats a butterfly man
A guy who can't stay in one place (with one woman) very long. They go from girl to girl like a butterfly goes from flower to flower. In Thai they may call this guy a Lai Jai (means many hearts). The Thai joke on this is, "I only have one heart, but it has many rooms. (Mee Nueng Jai, dta Jai Mee Lai Hong). Say this to a Thai girl who calls you a butterfly man and it should get a laugh. Thais have a great sense of humor.
What is meant by the phrase "butterfly in stomach"?
Like a flower rubbed against the belly in a very slow manner giving the tickling effect and goosebumps, both at the same time.It is a sensation in the stomach and the nerves of our body that we feel only when we go through something really special and unusual.But we don't laugh anyway. We can be nervous and can smile as well. It depends on the reason of the butterflies.The moment you enter your roll no. and click ‘ ok’ to check your results ,can give you butterflies.Remembering someone special and their one special compliment can give you butterflies.Waiting for something or someone and getting their glimpse from a distance can give you butterflies.Fantasising about someone can give you butterflies.Getting that most awaited good news can give you butterflies.That very special touch of your love can give you butterflies.Holding a newly born delicate darling and letting him/ her sleep on your chest for the first time can give you butterflies.That feeling of accepting love for the first time can give you butterflies.Your crush staring back at you can give you butterflies.There can be many more reasons for this creature running in our little stomach.Life is changing every moment .Let us explore it. Who knows ,you find some more reasons of these butterflies one day.And at last a punch line for the mingled souls out there - Butterflies were just insects until she met him. :)Thankyou.~Chitransh.
How can I get my dog to stop chasing bugs?
That's actually a common behavior in prey dogs such as Cattle Dogs, they love to chase and hunt. And you often see this when they are understimulated or aren't getting enough exercise. I'd encourage you to take her for a run if you’re able or a long walk. Play fetch in a big dog park or field (I'm guessing you have the space if you're training with a disc).What I won't do is tell you to discourage harmless playing. Instead try to differentiate between play time and training time through some simple training techniques combined with consistency, patience, and a $0.49 tool.Are you using a clicker? If not I reccommend one, It's a really great tool as it uses a classical conditioning approach to implement good habits.When your pup wanders off and chases the butterflies, begin to call her back. When she returns, tell her “Good girl!”, pat her head, and simultaneously give her a treat and click that clicker. Now repeat. Over and over. You'll notice she will soon begin to listen to you and once she does, slowly trade out treats for verbal rewards and lots of pets.You can do the same thing with the disc, when she catches and retrieves it, verbal and physical affirmation followed by a treat and click.I'm sure some people may suggest using a negative response when she plays but I urge you to give this (or any other approach that affirms good behavior) a shot first.Good luck and don’t forget to implement play time too.
Dating a social butterfly, is this normal?
I am a 24 year old guy dating a 24 year old girl. We're both mature, independent adults working full time jobs. The difference that kind of bothers me is that I am a bit of an introvert and she's a social butterfly. I don't have too many friends, I value my immediate family and a couple friends, I love spending time alone or with my significant other. She on the other hand, has tons of friends, travels a lot between different friends and has a crazy schedule. She keeps saying "I don't like to be bored, I always need something to do". We've been dating for about 2 months now, and I am getting to know her. She definitely seems to like me and things are going really well, but I am a very sentimental person. I get attached. I love communicating with my significant other. I like seeing them. The problem with her is that her schedule is so packed with her plans with friends that I only get to see her once, on a rare occasion, twice a week. She says in her past relationship her and her ex were ok with not seeing each other all the time. She also isn't a huge phone/text person. She doesn't rush to respond and she's clear about it - "I am not really into texting when I am at work or spending time with friends". So there are times when I send a "good night, princess" text and don't get a reply until next morning. She also rarely initiates contact unless I haven't texted for a couple days. Anyways. I am just not sure what to make of it. Is she into me? Am I just too used to girls chasing after me and always being there? Do I need to be a little bit more laid back? Advice much appreciated. Thanks!