Why Do Boys tease girls?

[pohpay]

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ingon sila pag manungog daw ang laki sa bae, ang pasabot ana nakagusto ang laki, mao nga para mapansin, iya nalang sungugon.

[cerberus]

naa ra sa duha TS nganu cge ka og sungog nla...first ky bsn naibog na nimu TS pwo gipaagi ra og sungog
or dali ra cguro ka ma pikon...

[ins3cure]

para sungogon pud sa girl

[Yazbuh]

Depende man siguro sa situation ako to tease ko mga kaila nako girl basta close na nako, pero usahay tease2x ginagmay kay crush diay hehehehe

[gamatoy]

mao nay gi ingon ts na triping lang gyud na sa mga boys mo tease sila sa gurls kay tungod kalingawan ra or naay hilom na kaibog sa gurl....

[catheeyen25]

Bitaw. Ngano jud kaha... Hehehe!

[lepitenkevin]

Ganahan na siya nimo TS. That's the best way to get girls attention. pero if classmate nimo na ibog na sa imoha nya torpe. pero kung sa club na nimo nakaila. aw kibaw nata unsay tuyo ana sa imo ana. common moves nana namo. tsk3x.

[nicka]

ksp man gud na cla.. suwayi nila tease kapwa lalaki nila im sure uppercut aabutin nyo... hahaha

[bejabbers]

lingaw man, and admit it girls you love the attention

[durfritz]

Women choose bad boys because their hormones make them, new research suggests. When ovulating a woman's hormones influence who she sees as good potential fathers, and they specifically pick sexier men over obviously more dependable men.

"Previous research has shown in the week near ovulation women become attracted to sexy, rebellious and handsome men like George Clooney or James Bond," study researcher Kristina Durante, of The University of Texas at San Antonio, said in a statement. "But until now it was unclear why women would ever think it's wise to pursue long-term relationships with these kinds of men."

The researchers had women view online dating profiles of either a sexy man or a reliable man during periods of both high and low fertility. Participants were asked to indicate the expected paternal contribution from the men if they had a child together based on how helpful the man would be caring for the baby, shopping for food, cooking and contributing to household chores. Near ovulation women thought that the sexy man would contribute more to these domestic duties.

"Under the hormonal influence of ovulation, women delude themselves into thinking that the sexy bad boys will become devoted partners and better dads," Durante said. "When looking at the sexy cad through ovulation goggles, Mr. Wrong looked exactly like Mr. Right."

The researchers followed up that find with a second study in which women interacted directly with male actors who played the roles of sexy cad and reliable dad once during ovulation and again at low fertility. Again, ovulating women thought that the sexy cad — but not the reliable dad — would contribute more to childcare, but only as her partner (not if he shacked up with another woman).

"When asked about what kind of father the sexy bad boy would make if he were to have children with another woman, women were quick to point out the bad boy's shortcomings," said Durante. "But when it came to their own child, ovulating women believed that the charismatic and adventurous cad would be a great father to their kids."

"While this psychological distortion could be setting some women up to choose partners who are better suited to be short-term mates, missing a mating opportunity with a sexy cad might be too costly for some women to pass up," said Durante. "After all, you never know if he could be the 'one.'