what does it mean when someone says you're pulling?
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I've pulled! (UK) : I've successfully seduced, lured, attracted somebody! You've pulled is an English familiar expression. to pull someone (UK slang): to seduce, to successfully attract someone; to kiss someone (UK slang)
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You are telling someone that you are giving them your heart and spirit to cherish or destroy as they desire. It is offering your whole self, letting down all your guard and opening yourself up to them unreservedly and at great risk to yourself.
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Therefore, what seems or feels like him “pulling away” may simply be him taking some time to reflect and decide how he's feeling about the relationship, which is healthy. His “pulling away” may not be indicator that you did something “wrong” but instead an indicator of his need to reflect without your influence.
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He's being dominant Sometimes, when a person is trying to emphasize their authority over others, they will touch them when talking to them or telling them to do something. It could be the case that the guy squeezed your shoulders for dominating reasons.
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It could mean that he is attracted to you, he doesn't like you, you both have different personalities or that he wanted to get a reaction out of you. It would be necessary to consider the context of how he said it and the body language that he showed to get a better idea of why.
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In a professional context, it means he's disregarding your physical and personal boundaries. Probably because he is attracted to you and trying to be flirtatious. If you don't like it: ... Probably because he is attracted to you and trying to be flirtatious.
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pull in American English. 1. to exert force or influence on so as to cause to move toward or after the source of the force; drag, tug, draw, attract, etc.
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Negatively, pulling something or someone in a dream may reflect an insensitive attitude about forcing someone to go along with your views. Struggling to make someone do something you way. ... To dream of being pulled represents feelings of being carried through a situation or responsibly helped.
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When people say you are 'fishing for compliments' it means you try to make people say good things about you. You pretend to be modest about something and hope they disagree and give you praise.
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It's a saying that means it makes you feel really good. It's not used in everyday conversation though it looks good in writing. :) It's a saying that means it makes you feel really good.
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be on the pull. to be trying to find someone to have sex with: Michael was out on the pull again last night. Want to learn more?
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It means that he doesn't want you to develop feelings for whoever He's talking about, whether that is him or someone else. It's childish and He's saying it that way to be silly and try to lighten the mood for if it is him he is talking about then he doesn't want you to fall in love with him.
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When someone comes out and SAYS "I have feelings for you", they want you to believe that they are attracted to you. It may be true, or it might be a manipulative lie, but in either case, they want you to believe that there are emotional feelings based around attraction being expressed to you.
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As verbs the difference between pull and draw is that pull is to apply a force to (an object) so that it comes toward the person or thing applying the force while draw is to sketch; depict with lines; to produce a picture with pencil, crayon, chalk, etc on paper, cardboard, etc.
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"When a guy frequently embraces you like this, it means the relationship's not growing." For example, say your man or crush gives you this half-assed hug when you're out at a bar. He might be doing it to show other people that he is not fully committed to you and is still on the market.
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In this case, pulling on the ear lobe is thought to be a way to block the information from coming in. The interpretation is that the person wants to “hear no evil.” The extreme form of this gesture is when children try to cover their ears when they do not want to hear what is being said.
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Definition of tug/pull at one's heartstrings : to stir one's emotions That movie really tugs/pulls at your heartstrings.