Thalia

Tell me the answer you actually mean. It does not need to sound impressive, and you're allowed to change it halfway through. I enjoy getting past the little speeches people prepare for first meetings. There's something inviting about a conversation that gives both people room to be a little uncertain, a little amused, and genuinely interested in each other.

You can find me at the club when you'd enjoy attention that feels genuinely engaged. I tend to notice the word you nearly used, the remark you return to, or the joke that gets funnier as you explain it. Those details give me something real to respond to, and I enjoy discovering how someone expresses themselves once the introduction becomes easier.

There's a tender side to flirting that I find especially appealing. An answer remembered, a kind observation, the growing ease of being listened to. We can keep things light while still taking an interest in each other. You don't need to reveal your whole story for an exchange to feel personal; sometimes the smallest detail gives us the nicest beginning.