“Push-pull” is a technique in flirting where you alternately show interest and disinterest to create attraction.

Here are 10 examples:

1. “I can’t decide if your smile is the most enticing thing about you or if it’s just a distraction.”
2. “You’re pretty fascinating, but I’m not sure if I should be intrigued or intimidated.”
3. “I have to admit, I’m drawn to your confidence, even if it’s making me a little nervous.”
4. “You’re like a puzzle I can’t quite figure out, and I’m determined to solve it.”
5. “One minute you’re captivating me with your charm, the next I’m wondering if I should be wary of you.”
6. “I find myself inexplicably drawn to you, but there’s also this nagging feeling like I should keep my guard up.”
7. “You’re intriguing, but I’m not sure if I should be enjoying your company or keeping my distance.”
8. “I can’t tell if you’re trouble in disguise or just incredibly captivating.”
9. “You’re like a contradiction I can’t resist exploring further.”
10. “You’re definitely interesting, but I’m still trying to decide if you’re too much trouble or just the right amount.”