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So then at what point in time does flirting really become flirting? I mean to say that at some point you and the receiver know your actions carry intent.
Well, if at any point you begin to even wish that you could be involved with the other person, even with no intention of acting on that wish, you have no business flirting with them. It's a dangerous game. Don't go there.
It requires some introspection to decide if you are behaving in a manner that is appropriate or inappropriate and really you're the only one who can answer that question. If you're dating someone and you're sexually attracted to someone else then I think it's quite obvious that you shouldn't be flirting with them, whether it bothers your partner or not. Too many people opt for self-sabotage and then say "but I didn't know, I didn't mean to, etc".
Again, I think flirting is fine and I do it alot, but only because I'm in touch with my own feelings enough to know when it's inappropriate. If I have a little crush on someone developing, I back the hell off and spend more time with my husband.
Am I making any sense?
Nexa