KEEP HIM INTERESTED

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Here are seven ways to keep a guy interested, according to Match.com:

Have a life
He'll see that you're someone with stuff going on, and he'll wonder what you're up to now.

Call the shots
Invite him to do something outside-the-box with you.

Stir his senses
Wear a subtle and alluring scent. When he hugs you close, he'll be drawing you in with every breath he takes. When you part, a little hint of you will linger on his collar, invoking the essenc of you in his mind all day long.

Wear sexy underwear
Even if you keep all your clothes on, a pair of lacy boy-cuts under your jeans will make you feel hot.

Feed the fire
Let him know you think he's sexy. Brush lightly against his shoulder as you walk by him, tell him you like those pant he's wearing, give him "the look" as your parting glance.

Kiss to impress
With an unforgettable kiss like that, you'll be guaranteed to hold his interest.

Stay in touch
Shoot him an e-mail or a quick phone call to say hello and let him know he is on your mind.

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