Aura of a GL? (GMs)

I've got a few girl moments to share, and after that is something I've been thinking about.

1)
Last Tuesday I was playing volleyball with a large church group, and lucky for me, many of the adults who came brought their kids to play on the playground or play in the water park. Yes, I'm lucky enough to play volley ball right next to a water park every Tuesday :-p.

In between games I was standing by a picnic table talking to a friend, and this beautiful little girl suddenly pops her head out from under the table right beside me exclaiming, "Boo!" I jumped back in feigned surprise and made a shocked and funny face. The little girl giggled and slid back under the table.

She was around 6 years old, wearing a light purple summer dress. Her limp golden blonde hair fell to just below her shoulders.

A few seconds later she popped back out from under the table and shout, "Boo!" at me again. So for the next 5 minutes we played the game, until I had to start my next volley ball game.

2)
This happened about a year ago. I was sitting on a bench at a fair, watching one of the roller coasters. Out of the blue I heard a little voice tell me, "I'm 5 years old." I looked over and a pretty little asian girl had climbed onto the seat next to me and was sitting with her hands in her lap. She stared up at me with big brown eyes, her grin stretching from ear to ear. Her mother was standing beside her watching her son in the line up for the ride. The little girl talked for ten or fifteen minutes while she waited for her brother to finish.

That's just a few GMs, but they're examples of something I'm lucky enough to have happen a lot. Girls all the way up to 15 years old will just start talking to me like we've known each other their whole life. I'm beginning to think I give off some kind of aura that these girls are picking up on. Like, "Come talk/play with me. I'm fun." Do any of you others have this kind of thing happen often too? If so, there's gotta be something about us that they like. Any ideas? Whatever it is, I must admit I love it.