The person who keeps waiting for something--anyone to happen.

You may find someone you like, who gives you the impression they are eternally bored. You see them walking the identical route every morning, purchasing the same groceries. Particularly alone. You're curious about them - but don't want to approach them. They seem immersed in their solitary activities.
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You may find someone you like, who gives you the impression they are eternally bored. You see them walking the identical route every morning, purchasing the same groceries. Particularly alone. You're curious about them - but don't want to approach them. They seem immersed in their solitary activities.

The truth is, you probably should. Deep down inside they're yearning for an adventure - a romantic one. They're waiting for something to happen. They have the desire to break free from the chains of boredom, and routine. Many of them wish to relive the days they were teenagers when they were free of responsibilities, and worries. Maybe they spend lots of time alone, and yearn for the presence of another person.

Yes, routine can be good. Some of these people can look grumpy. Their exterior shows they are grumpy because.. they are! As I've mentioned their lives consist of monotony. They live with a profound yearning for something they believe may not happen.. which would be adventure, romance. uncertainty.

I know many people like this - I'm one of them. I live with people like this. My neighbours (at least the ones I'm aware of). Lead lives like this. Some people are content with it. Yet, the ones who carry disgruntled looks on their faces are the ones who have that deep hunger to break free. They've forgotten how pleasant romance is. Mostly, they've forgotten how nice it is to feel alive.
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I wake up knowing it's another day, hoping for adventure. Should I decide to leave my house, I walk around my neighbourhood hoping to meet a neighbour that wants to show me their secret refuges they hide out in when their families are arguing.
Consequently, that doesn't happen. Although today there was progress: I bumped into two of my neighbours. (Both interactions I had screwed up - due to my cold exterior.) My friend and I discuss reliving the memories that seem so distant. We both have responsibilities and deadlines to meet.
I'd give you a million examples of people who are desperately seeking out of the imprisonment of boredom. Given this, you probably already know of a few.

How to make them fall for you: 
You know what they say - opposites do attract. Because people who have unmet needs and don't believe they are capable of fulfilling it, will become attracted to people who embody the opposite characteristics.
Bring them on an adventure. Particularly one that engages of all their senses, and on an emotional roller coaster.
Uncertainty most definitely involves emotions vs logic.