For some teenage guys flirting comes naturally whereas other struggle. Flirting is an art which requires confidence. Teenagers if they manage to master this art of flirting would find it very helpful in various ways. They would definitely achieve success in dating games if they know exactly how much to flirt without appearing cheap. Teenagers can easily build up on their flirting skills by interacting with more people, thereby increasing their confidence level. Here are some basic flirting tips which teenagers can practice.

It is important to have fun while flirting. Be playful, light-hearted and do not take things very seriously.

Have a positive out-look, be cheerful and happy. Remember that you have to feel good about yourself, only then can you make others feel good about them too.

Be the one to make the first move; do not keep waiting to be approached. Start off the conversation by saying a simple ’hello’ and then carry on from there.

It is good if you can manage to vary your voice pitch, tone as it sounds more interesting than a dull, boring tone.

If you compliment someone, it makes that person feel so special. If someone has put an effort to look good, or wear nice clothes, or have achieved something then compliment them for doing so and they would feel great about themselves.

Eye to eye contact is one of the most effective ways of communication and it shows your self-confidence. But do not stare as you would make the other person very uncomfortable. Just a quick glance would do the trick for you.

Always smile as it would make you look approachable. If you look grumpy then you would scare people away from you. Therefore it is important to look cheerful.

A good flirt has the capability to make people around them feel comfortable and open up. Listen with attention when someone is talking to you. It is essential to give your opinions and ask questions too to show your interest.

If you have been flirting with someone for a while, but that person is not showing any positive response then do not be rude. Don’t take it personally and move on to the next person.

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