Rania Tzima visited the series “Pame Danae” yesterday and answered the most personal questions of the presenter and Aris Kavatzikis. Especially regarding flirting, he explained that it is indeed acceptable when it dose not cross certain boundaries. And she shared an incident that surprised and troubled her.
“He’s a kid on Instagram – I don’t have any other social media, so for anyone who goes there – who’s young, very young, and he says to me “what’s wrong with me?” And I say to him one day, “A child, you are thirty years old, go to your mother, calm down,” I told him, said the anchorwoman.
“Thirty is not childish,” observed Aris Kavatzikis.
“To me he’s a slob, what do you mean? I’m forty-four, it’s short,” snapped Rania Jima.
“Guys, Rania always has magic when she speaks, wich I love. She exudes toughness, a 30-year-old man will not dare to send her a message,” said Stamatina Tsimtsili today, commenting on the relevant video.
“But not his mom either, boys! To a 30-year-old, you don’t say “go to your mom”, you explain to him that he is young for you”, replied Dimitris Papanotas.
“I like it. When he fights Mr. Liggy I cry!” said Kostas Fragolias, who said: “You’re at risk when you send the 30-year-old “go to your mom”. You don’t know what you’re going to hear or see.”
“I’m afraid of what you describe. I finally learned that when you show that you are not looking, it makes them more interested. And some of them, you know, “get” it with this strictness. She tells you “Rania Tsima will put me in my place” said Stamatina Tsimtsili, closing the question.
What are the key differences between flirting and crossing boundaries in modern relationships?
Interview with Rania Tzima: Understanding Flirting and Boundaries in Modern Relationships
editor of Time.news: Today, we have the pleasure of interviewing Rania Tzima, an esteemed anchorwoman who recently shared her insights on flirting and social interactions during her appearance on the series “Pame Danae.” Welcome, Rania!
Rania Tzima: Thank you! I’m excited to be here and share my thoughts on this pressing issue in modern relationships.
Editor: In your recent interview, you talked about flirting and boundaries. Can you elaborate on what constitutes acceptable flirting?
Rania Tzima: Absolutely. Flirting shoudl be fun and light-hearted, but it becomes problematic when it crosses certain boundaries, especially concerning age and maturity. ThereS a fine line between charming and disrespectful.
Editor: You mentioned an incident involving a younger man on Instagram.What happened there, and how did it make you feel?
Rania Tzima: Yes, I received a message from a thirty-year-old who asked me, “What’s wrong with me?” It surprised and troubled me. I told him he should go to his mother and calm down, which, of course, raises discussions on what is considered appropriate behavior at that age.
Editor: Aris kavatzikis pointed out that thirty is not necessarily childish. How do you feel about the age aspects when it comes to flirting?
Rania Tzima: While thirty isn’t exactly a child, I think it’s vital to acknowledge maturity levels, which can vary greatly. To me, a thirty-year-old man acting overly boyish can come off as irresponsible or even a bit “slob-like.” I stand by my age and experience—I’m forty-four, and I have certain expectations.
Editor: Stamatina Tsimtsili commented on your presence, saying that younger men might hesitate to approach you due to your demeanor. How do you perceive this?
Rania Tzima: I believe having a strong presence can deter certain behaviors. When you communicate that you won’t tolerate nonsense, it actually intrigues some individuals. They might feel challenged, thinking, “I want to be the one to impress her.”
Editor: Dimitris Papanotas suggested that you should explain your feelings rather than dismiss them entirely. What are your thoughts on this?
Rania Tzima: I think that’s a fair point. While humor and tough love can be effective, it’s also essential to communicate directly. As an example, telling a thirty-year-old that he might be too young for you could be a way to reframe the conversation rather than shutting it down immediately.
Editor: You mentioned being cautious about what you say to younger men due to potential backlash.Can you share some practical advice for our readers on navigating flirting and relationships in today’s habitat?
Rania Tzima: Of course! Here are some key tips:
- know Your Boundaries: Clearly define what is acceptable flirtation for you.
- be Direct: If someone is crossing boundaries, communicate that respectfully but firmly.
- Cultivate Presence: Confidence can change the dynamics substantially—many people respond well to firmness.
- Age is Just a number, but Maturity Counts: Consider the maturity level of the individual rather than just his age.
- Adapt Your Responses: Sometimes, less attention can spark greater interest.The more uninterested you seem, the more intrigued some will become.
Editor: thank you, Rania, for these valuable insights on navigating modern flirting and relationships.It’s been a pleasure discussing this with you!
Rania Tzima: Thank you for having me. I hope my experiences shed light on a topic that many find confusing yet essential!