[kler]

Hello everyone! So there is this professor who started winking at me
A couple of months ago. The first time he winked I was with a friend
Of mine so I didn't pay any attention to that. I thought it was his
"way' of saying hello. The next day he winked again but I was again with
This friend of mine and I thought he may be winking to her. But a couple
Of days later, I met him when I was alone and he winked at me without
Saying anything.Then suddenly for 1-1,5 month he stopped winking and
Even he avoided saying hello with no reason. Just two weeks ago when I
Saw him and told him hello he winked again. When I asked my friends if he
Is winking at them too, they said no. And some general information
That may help you: we don't have any direct cooperation and communication
Because he is not the supervisor of my Ph.D.We have only spoke once for
2 minutes for a job matter.He is 40 years old, I am 26. He is married
And that is the major problem for me because although I find him very
Handsome, I know I should not do anything with him. When he is around
With other people he avoids even saying hello or looking at me (I don't
Do anything also) and every time he winks or smiles he makes sure first
That no one else is looking. What kind of game is he playing with me or
Is it just my idea that he wants something from me? Thank you very
Much in advance for your help! ;)

[Wondergirl]

It doesn't matter what "game" he might be playing. Don't play it with him. Avoid him. Avoid eye contact with him. He is a professor, and you are a student on the same campus. Avoid him.

[nicespringgirl]

He still thinks he is a player. He must be one when he was younger. Trust me, handsome men know they are handsome!! They like attention too!
Def. avoid him as much as you can! You can't afford to get involved with him.

[br_hjs]

If he's married... don't worry about it. Just ignore when he winks at you. He may like you but you need to stay away from him then. Its never good to be with someone who is married