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The Basics and Beginning Principals of Flirting for Men. 

  This is the start of a series of articles about flirting for men so come back every week to see if there is something new.

Great Flirting Personalities

  There are many famous people who have flirtatious personalities.  Some of them have been on the top-ten lists of sexiest men of their time and all of them have one thing in common; they have captured our attention through the flirtatious signals they give off to a crowd at large.  It doesn't matter that we somehow feel their energy is directed at us and for us.

  Bill Clinton, with his soft southern accent and the way a smile always plays around his mouth, is one of the famous flirting personalities.  George Clooney consistently flirts his way through the media circus that follows him.  His laid-back attitude is punctuated with the most dazzling smile that lights up his entire face, and the smile seems to be meant just for you.

  Sean Connery is a great flirt and is still considered one of the sexiest men alive.  He is a master at making the sort of eye contact that appears to exclude everybody else.  He engages with his eyes and holds you captive.  As a contrast, the other actors selected to play James Bond have been chosen because they are stylish, sophisticated and seductive.  Sean Connery is this...and more.  Also note, the Bond character often crosses the line and uses seduction rather than flirting to get what he wants.  But the best flirt of all flirts most likely was Giacomo Casanova.  Did you know that the greatest lover in history was many times jobless? He was not good looking, was not tall, had an ugly nose and was losing his hair. But, he knew the secrets that unlock a woman’s heart in spite of an unremarkable mug, no below average man is more renowned for his power over women than Giacomo Casanova.

It  is a Anthropologists and Social Psychologists dream to study Giacomo Casanova because he was below average in many ways. Yet in fact, his name has become synonymous with seduction. During his 73 years, he made love to noblewomen, actresses, dancers, chambermaids, Greek slave girls, a priest's niece, a farmer's daughter, five sisters (plus their mother), a transvestite, a hunchback (with "an excitingly misplaced vulva"), a nymphomaniac, and two unrepentant nuns--132 ladies in all. He was, quite simply, irresistible. And the 200-odd years that have passed since his death have only embellished his reputation. Every man at one time or another has wanted to be a Giacomo Casanova.

I bet you have always pictured Casanova as a very attractive, tall male with lots of money, did you not? Well he was not.