walkingwithaghost Posted December 28, 2005 Share Posted December 28, 2005 Hey can it ever be a good sign if a guy laughs at you? Like per say if you do something stupid and he laughs, can't that mean he's paying attention to you and enjoys you and your stupidities. Or is unsolicited laughter more often than not the guy being rude and disrespectful? Like if I said something dumb in front of my boss or teacher they might not laugh if I said the same thing to some dude who was the slightest bit into me. let me know what you think. L Link to comment
DiscipleOfChange Posted December 28, 2005 Share Posted December 28, 2005 i think it depends heavily on context. As in, what you did/said. I mean, if a female friend of mine does something stupid or funny, I can laugh and it doesn't mean I mean I'm interested in her. However, it does mean, that he's paying attention, whatever that may be worth. Explain the context a bit more and we'll be able to help you out more Link to comment
registered Posted December 28, 2005 Share Posted December 28, 2005 To me laughing and teasing is a sign of being comfortable. If something is funny, I'll laugh, I can't help it and I do it when I'm comfortable with someone. It is kind of flirtatious, but flirting like this isn't a definite sign to me... it could be a sign of affection or it might just be a sign of ordinary friendship. I'd go on other things as well, at least then the laughter can be put in context and a better picture can be formed. Link to comment
walkingwithaghost Posted December 28, 2005 Author Share Posted December 28, 2005 Um I was studying with him and some friends. When I was leaving he looks up from what he's doing and I said to him "take care" (he was alone) and he laughs and says "bye" and looks down. He already asked me out a couple days before this, but was joking/serious when he did so... Link to comment
registered Posted December 28, 2005 Share Posted December 28, 2005 to me it seems meaningless... it's at the least irrelevant in my opinion and I wouldn't pay it any attention. I wouldn't worry! Sometimes people laugh when someone says something awkwardly, and maybe you were a little awkward? To me it's just not important. He already asked me out a couple days before this, but was joking/serious when he did so...What happened, are you going to do something? Link to comment
walkingwithaghost Posted December 28, 2005 Author Share Posted December 28, 2005 Um I said it really happy because I was leaving lol and I didnt say no or yes when he asked me I just smiled I guess, But I could have taken it like he was serious and said yea but was too cowardly to do so (bummer). I think he knows that I'm attracted to him because I stare at him a lot (not on purpose it just kinda happens when I get bored lol).. Link to comment
registered Posted December 28, 2005 Share Posted December 28, 2005 well ok, I still think it is such a small thing and I laugh like that all the time and other people do it too. I don't think twice about it, but that's just me. Does it matter if it is a good or bad sign? Can't you just not worry about it and look for other things? If he asked you out, I'd take that as a good sign, even if he was joking - he could have joked because he was shy, because he didn't know how else to do it or because he was a jerk. The last option is easily ruled out if you look at his other actions. Link to comment
ShySoul Posted December 29, 2005 Share Posted December 29, 2005 What kind of laughter was it? Was it loud? Or was it a quiet nervous chuckle? Being shy I can see myself give a nervous and shy chuckle if someone I liked said something that made me feel awkward. But like registered said, there are other better signs to look out for. He asked you out. Was it joking or serious? Maybe he meant it put was trying to play it cool so as to not be too nervous. And you just smiling made him more nervous so that when you spoke to him again he didn't know what to do. Thus he laughed because thats what people tend to do when they don't know what else to do. Link to comment
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