How to Attract the Man of Your Dreams/How to attract a man ?

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I commute by train to work everyday. For quite some time I have seen this attractive man take the same train and he often sits near me. I have been quite hurt in a past relationship so when this man looked at me (several times) I just looked like I wasn't really paying attention. I was just too scared to let him make eye contact. Unfortunately, I regret it and I don't know how to go about showing him that really I am interested. Recently I've noticed that everytime I pass his street he turns out of his driveway and we arrive at the train at the same time. Maybe it's just coincidence (same schedules) but for some reason I feel a bit more awkward now. I feel that the man should make the first approach. Is there some way I can still achieve this for this given situation? Any comments?

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agreed it's easier to have the man make the initial contact, but the question is, what to do if he doesn't?..i guess that depends on your level of interest; since you're writing me about it, the level is probably fairly high; only you can determine if it's sufficient motivation for you to make the first move;  if you're ready to submit to the "nothing ventured, nothing gained" philosophy, perhaps you could arrange to sit next to him on the train, or maybe start a conversation about how you always seem to see each other; once the ice is broken, who broke it becomes quickly irrevelent....az

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