Taire Stephen: Flirt like a Pro!: So You mean flirt? Really? Yes I mean flirt and like really. The word flirt or flirting is bound to raise an eye brow with most folks es...
Monday, September 12, 2016
Flirt like a Pro!
Posted on Monday, September 12, 2016by Unknown with No comments
So
You mean flirt? Really?
Yes I mean flirt and like really. The word flirt or flirting is bound to raise an eye brow with most
folks especially the conservative lot. Flirting comes across to many as dirty,
filthy, and sinful even evil. But is it really?
Not necessarily. If that was
the case then we would all be dirty and filthy and sinful cos we all flirt at
one time or the other. We all flirt at some point in our lives. The difference
is that some of us do it effectively and objectively and we end up finding love
while others do it badly and end up being rejected.
For those who don’t know how to
flirt effectively and are willing to learn how it’s done, this book is for you.
So back to the morals of the
concept of flirting. Is flirting really bad? No its not. It all depends on why
you are flirting in the first place; provided you even know how to flirt
effectively.
Flirting like anything else in
life can be used for good or for bad. It can be used to find a husband like
Ruth did in Ruth Chapters 3 and 4, or it can be used to find a wife and to
raise a family. On the other hand it can be used to solicit for clients by a
prostitute who wants to make money; it’s all about the intent.
Flirting is a tool, and a means
to an end; it all depends on you.
So
what does it mean to flirt?
So what does it mean to flirt?
What is the definition of flirting? A quick search on google brought up this
definition, “to behave as though sexually attracted to someone, but playfully
rather than with serious intentions”.
Opps!
I just said SEX!
So flirting is kind of a game,
a kind of play to stimulate sexual interest in someone you are interested in.
Oops! Guess I just mentioned another controversial word, SEX! But then again is
sex a bad thing or a good thing? My answer again is that it depends. Some
people use sex as a way of having illegal fun and pleasure or to make money
while others use it in marriage to raise a family to the glory of God.
I am convinced that sex in
itself is not a bad thing, it’s the abuse of sex for selfish gain that is bad.
To get more on sex, sexuality and sexual depth read my book UNDERSTANDING SEX. Get it here http://tairestephen.com/books
If after all I have said you
still think that sex is a bad thing by default then I would advise you to go
open your bible and read the songs of Solomon. That book talks mainly about
sexual desire of a man and woman for each other. If sex was a bad thing by
default then it wouldn’t be in the bible. It is not sex that is bad, it’s the
abuse of sex that is bad; get that clear.
If at this point you still are
not convinced, please stop reading thing book and close the file. Thank you.
Now let’s move on.
You
can master the game of flirting
So how do we become masters at
the game of flirting? How do we apply the outer game of flirting to perfection?
Well to master the outer game of flirting you first need to take care of the
inner game; you need to build your self-esteem, your self-confidence.
All of us are always talking to
ourselves in our heads. We are always conversing with ourselves without even
knowing it. We talk to ourselves all the time. Sadly most of the time we talk
negatively to ourselves.
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Monday, May 02, 2016
The sexual commodity called woman
Posted on Monday, May 02, 2016by Unknown with No comments
Are women sex objects? Are they created simply to satisfy
and feed the sexual cravings of the men folk? Is the place of a woman strictly on
her back in the bedroom and the kitchen?
To start with it’s this kind of articles that gets men in to
trouble with women but what can I say, maybe I like walking on the edge.
First of all I think that the truth really is that women are
indeed sexual being. You only have to take a look at them to see this. Virtually
everything about a woman screams of sexuality.
From the way she dresses emphasizing her hips, buttocks and
boobs to the amount of time she spends wearing makeup in a bid to attract men
and women; it all speaks of sex.
In my opinion, the subject of whether or not women are
sexual beings need not arise. The real question is, “are women more than just
sexual beings” and my answer to that question is yes.
Women were created to fill a void in a man’s life and that
void includes but transcends sex.
Women are our nurturers, our care givers, our sisters, our
mothers and wives.
They fill up the gaps and help us get through times and
situations that we would otherwise be unable to.
Women love us, guide us, coerce us to eat fruits from forbidden
trees and strengthen us when we are weak.
If women indeed do all these thing and are all these things
why then do so many view them as mere sex objects?
Sadly the answer to that question lies in women themselves.
Truly women were created with a capacity to fulfill and
complete humanity in ways that are far reaching and beyond sexual pleasures but
the problem is that too many women have failed to realize this truth. Lots of
women have gone on through self-portrayal to suggest that all women are sex
objects.
Trends in female fashion that focus on showing up more than
decent amounts of flesh and body parts, trends in society that see many women
insisting that a man who can’t give them ten orgasms a night isn’t worth being
called a man and the associated trends of women emphasizing sex as the most
critical factor to the success of a marriage alongside or before money leaves
many men with the perception that women may indeed be no more than sex objects.
Off course we are all aware of the age old practice of some women trading sex
for money.
Yet when you observe the army of female doctors doing noteworthy
things in the medical profession or business women in different spheres of
commerce building and leading fortune 500 companies you realize that the sex
object objectification of women isn’t exactly accurate.
Whenever women are seen as sex objects it is often because
of the antecedents of some of the same women folk who cry out against this inaccurate
categorization.
Like someone once said, “you are addressed the way you are
dressed”.
Are women sex objects? My answer is no. however until women
start to migrate from tendencies and habits that consistently label them as
such they might inadvertently continue to promote this wrong and faulty
perception about the women folk.
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