These are the spots where you feel the most carefree, relaxed, and happy, making you look and feel more attractive. You'll also be more likely to meet men who share your interests and have fun doing the same things you love. For example, if you love playing softball, join a co-ed softball team. You're at your most attractive when you're relaxed and having fun, so be good at what you do, but don't take it so seriously that you get angry or mean! This is possibly the most effective flirting technique there is. Making eye contact projects confidence, show's you're interested, and makes people weak in the knees. A common practice is to look into his eyes and then smile briefly before looking away. Do this a few times over 20 minutes or so, and if he's interested, he'll likely approach you. If you're already talking to him, make eye contact at special points in the conversation, like while you're giving him a compliment. Once in a while, hold his eyes just a little longer than normal to suggest that something deeper is going on. Don't linger for too long, or it could get intense and weird. Keep things subtle in the beginning. . Research has shown that happy women, particularly smiling ones, are generally more attractive to men. Make sure your smile is sincere, engaging your eyes and not just your mouth, which can come off as looking fake. Laugh if he says something you think is funny, but make sure it's not forced. A very powerful flirtation technique is to smile and make eye contact at the same time. You can tailor your smile to the occasion a brief shy smile to get him interested, or maybe a longer mischievous grin once you're already talking, to let him know you're interested too. You don't have to wait for him to do the talking. If you're interested in someone, introduce yourself and strike up a friendly conversation so you can get to know each other a bit. Be sure to keep things light-hearted. If you've just seen a movie or a concert, talk about that. If you're sharing a class, ask how he's enjoying it. As you converse, see if you can gauge his interest. If he returns eye contact, asks you questions and seems engaged, keep up the conversation and see where things go. If he doesn't seem interested, don't push it. Just tell him it was nice to meet him, politely excuse yourself, and start talking with a friend or someone else. A safe way to show a guy you're interested and to make him more interested in you is to compliment him. Studies have shown that even insincere compliments can be effective, but it's be to be sincere in your compliments. If he looks good in a specific shirt, tell him. If he changes his hair, let him know you've noticed and that you like it. Compliments will not only make him feel good; they'll hint to him that you like him. If the conversation goes really well, and it seems like he's reciprocating, you can ask for his number. You don't have to wait for him to make the first move. Schedule the date for a few days later so you both have some time to think about it and get ready. If you're not quite ready to go on the date, you could just get his number or give him yours. Don't be obvious about it, but do mirror the positions and movements that a man takes when he's talking to you. Mirroring his actions sends a subconscious message that you like him, and it will make him more likely to like you back. As an example, if he runs his hand through his hair, wait a minute or two then casually do the same, with your other hand though. Make sure it looks unintentional. You don't want to seem like a creepy copier (which you kind of are!).

Summary: Hang out in places where you tend to have a lot of fun. Make eye contact. Smile Start a conversation. Compliment him. Take the conversation to the next level. Mirror his body language.

Often called trich, trichomoniasis is a type of vaginitis that is caused by a protozoa or parasite. It affects up to five million people in the US each year. This organism is a small parasite with a tail. In men, if trich is untreated, it can lead to chronic prostatitis. The symptoms of trichomoniasis include an itchy, green, and possibly frothy discharge with a fishy odor. This disease is sexually transmitted, so if you think you have it, you should let your sexual partner know so both partners can be tested and treated before resuming intercourse. If one of you is diagnosed then both of you need treatment. Traditionally, the diagnosis for trich is done in a doctor's office. A wet prep is done by placing vaginal secretions under the microscope with a drop of saline solution. This will cause the parasite under the microscope to swim across the field and be identified. There can be doctor discrepancy. Because of this, your doctor may also perform more standardized testing, such as a PCR assay to determine exactly what disease you have. You may also be given a pap smear as well. If this is not treated in pregnant women, there can be complications when giving birth such as low birth weight and prematurity due to a premature rupture of membranes (PROM). As with BV, trich can be treated with oral medication such as Flagyl. The usual dose is 2 grams taken once orally. You should avoid alcohol while taking Flagyl. Your partner should also take Flagyl at the same time. While you are taking the medication, intercourse should be avoided until both partners have completed treatment. Some studies recommend the use of Tindamax for trich as well. If prescribed, you will only have to take one 2 mg dose. This medication has a cure rate between 86-100%.
Summary: Learn about trichomoniasis. Diagnose trich. Treat trich.