Reading Female Body Language

[jaydenjohnson]

It can be hard for some people to decipher what a woman's body language is trying to tell them. Other people just do not seem to have that problem, and that is why they never have a problem with getting women.

Here are few tips

1. Touching - If you ever notice that a woman is touching you hair and saying how nice it looks, or touching your arm as either of you are speaking. Then this is quite a good indication that they may have an interest in you.

2. If a woman starts to ask you about any women in your life such as a girlfriend or your wife she may be trying to find out whether the path is clear for her. It's even more obvious if she asks you implicitly and then shows subtle approval upon learning that you're single

3. If a woman makes eye contact with you it used to be a good sign of their intentions of getting to know you better. Although in today's society it is now just a polite way of talking to people. Don't automatically assume that her interest level in you is high if she looks at you directly while speaking to you.

[buencamino3]

Geez louise...

[Chris F]

Tell us Jay about your success with women from South America? Everyone here has never had any success there so we can all really use your help!!!

[mambocowboy]

Tell us Jay about your success with women from South America? Everyone here has never had any success there so we can all really use your help!!!

I  can't wait

[Researcher]

I like to read a woman's body language like braille. ....with my hands...

[Researcher]

https://youtu.be/anwy2MPT5RE

....Looks like invasion of Spam....

[Ray]

I like to read a woman's body language like braille. ....with my hands...

Here, read this...

[Elexpatriado]

You guys like talking to computer generated spam like its a real human or something?

[mambocowboy]

You guys like talking to computer generated spam like its a real human or something?

+1000

[Researcher]

Here, read this...

It says: Hooters. Honk! Honk!

[buencamino3]

Here, read this...

Doesn't work. You'd be feeling between her tits.

[Ray]

Doesn't work. You'd be feeling between her tits.

Not if you have large hands...

[buencamino3]

Not if you have large hands...

Wouldn't even need large hands, she looks like one of those tiny filipinas.

[mambocowboy]

Wouldn't even need large hands, she looks like one of those tiny filipinas.

Bada Bing

[robert angel]

I'm certified as a braille teacher. While I have taught people from age 2 to age 107 braille, usually on my own time and dime, I have also made some good money doing restaurant menus for almost 30 years now.

In the Philippines, as in almost all countries, even Dr. Seuss and pre primer books for blind toddlers and children come exclusively in Grade Two Braille, which was recently further modified worldwide to UEB standards--Unified English Braille. The US Library of Congress and an Institution called BANA (Braille Authority of North America) make the rules for English braille worldwide.

So for many years, as well as now, Grade Two braille is --has been used, and the above phrase on that lady's T shirt would be 'contracted', which is sort of a shorthand version that everybody's used for years. That Filipina's T shirt reads erroneously--well, the spelling's right--but the format used is in archaic 'grade one' braille and translating exactly as the person who first posted it on-line meant it to, as

 "cheap and easy"--in grade one braille =  ⠉⠓⠑⠁⠏⠀⠁⠝⠙⠀⠑⠁⠎⠽  spelled letter for letter.
  In grade two (proper braille) cheap and easy = ⠡⠂⠏⠀⠯⠀⠑⠁⠎⠽ 

It's a rather insulting or at least demeaning T shirt and again incorrect at that, in terms of generally accepted braille.

I doubt--maybe it will, maybe it won't show in correct braille here on P-L--namely showing in braille dots here like it's showing as I type --but it if someone was wearing such a shirt written correctly, it would again read as follows: (no capital letter braille sign was used on shirt) cheap and easy =  ⠡⠂⠏⠀⠯⠀⠑⠁⠎⠽ 

Cheap----(Ch-=⠡)(ea-= ⠁) p is simple p --dots 1,2,3 &4--⠏--no contraction obviously for single letters. The word  "and"---=⠯⠀ the word "easy"--⠑⠁⠎⠽  You cannot use the contraction for ea, namely dot number two, out of the six dot braille cell, to start the word 'easy', --not in word beginnings  or words with certain endings such as in really' (use 're' and contraction for 'ally') or in 'creation'--use 'cre' and the  contraction for 'ation' instead.

The English word "Understanding" would be contracted as follows (Under) (st) (and) (ing)-Again, if P.L. is capable--in precise braille dots, "understanding" would read/show as follows ⠐⠥⠌⠯⠬

A fairly normal sized print book, written as braille book, even in grade two braille, can easily be five to ten thick volumes, so one might imagine how much space grade two saves over grade one braille.

Like English itself, it's all complicated as hell, with all kinds of cockamamie rules and then exceptions to many of them.

So--how have things been here lately on P-L guys? Lively as ever? From a quick 'look see' it appears there's a computer 'bot' spamming--trolling here maybe? Providing tips for making it with the ladies and generating a following at that? Amazing, if it's really come down to that....

But WTF--the moderator here labeled me a troll---so maybe that's more the acceptable norm here of late and ones like 'jaydenjohnson' have a following. Who'd have thunk?

Enjoy what's left of this site, folks--back to the standard fare...

[Shadow_mas]

But WTF--the moderator here labeled me a troll---so maybe that's more the acceptable norm here of late and ones like 'jaydenjohnson' have a following. Who'd have thunk?

There is a difference between labeling something as trolling and labeling a person a troll.
Besides, the OP has long been banned, the posts are kept for entertainment as now and then someone posts a reply.

[buencamino3]

I knew immediately that filipina was cheap and easy but I'm glad to see you confirm it.