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Are people who flirt constantly and say they’re just having “fun”, actually just really insecure and in need constant validation from other people?

I only flirt when I genuinely mean it and get bored of super flirty people who lead others on or use other people to validate their fragile egos.

I have an ex (a man) who would say he liked to make women’s day by flirting with them and making them feel good about themselves. But I hate that. It’s an arrogant assumption that all a woman needs to feel good about herself is attention from a random, strange man, which is probably unwanted and nearly always unsolicited. It’s downright patronising and creepy.

Are people who flirt constantly and say they’re just having “fun”, actually just really insecure and in need constant validation from other people?
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