http://realmodernman.com/high-level-flirting-is-a-real-treat-for-the-female-recipient/ Practical Female Psychology for the Practical Man Thu, 08 Oct 2009 22:35:41 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 http://realmodernman.com/high-level-flirting-is-a-real-treat-for-the-female-recipient/comment-page-1/#comment-128 mcmc Wed, 24 Jun 2009 22:56:36 +0000 http://realmodernman.com/main1/?p=954#comment-128 Thanks for the cocky-funny explanation. The clip demonstrates both. Moreover, Charles shows cockiness or lack of fear not just in regards to Mary. His approach to the king displays a lack of fear too and is pure alpha. My only letdown came at the very end of the clip. At this point, Mary (who, although I've not seen the series, appears written as a HSE woman) attempts to frame Charles' teasing, calling him out on his comment. (Well done, Mary.) In response, Charles looks like a deer caught in the headlights. To continue the cocky-funny, I would've much preferred a riposte from Charles. At the very least, he could've offered up a smirk. Left the way it is, Charles appears to have bought into Mary's frame and is the one giving the body language to cause the king suspicion. Thanks for the cocky-funny explanation. The clip demonstrates both. Moreover, Charles shows cockiness or lack of fear not just in regards to Mary. His approach to the king displays a lack of fear too and is pure alpha. My only letdown came at the very end of the clip. At this point, Mary (who, although I’ve not seen the series, appears written as a HSE woman) attempts to frame Charles’ teasing, calling him out on his comment. (Well done, Mary.) In response, Charles looks like a deer caught in the headlights. To continue the cocky-funny, I would’ve much preferred a riposte from Charles. At the very least, he could’ve offered up a smirk. Left the way it is, Charles appears to have bought into Mary’s frame and is the one giving the body language to cause the king suspicion.

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