Many people, for a variety of reasons, have difficulty determining whether the object of their love or crush reciprocates their feelings. However, if you are certain that she likes you or is at least attracted to you, it will be much easier for you to decide what your next steps are. I understand the agony of not really knowing! If you’re one of those who, right now, is trying to figure out if and how much he really likes you, read on. You’ll find out if he’s just being friendly or if he has a unique interest in you.
There are two types of clues that are unequivocal. There are sure body language clues that she is interested in you and then there are behavioral clues that she has strong feelings for you. If you don’t know her at all, of course, you can only check her body language. Body language cues are also great when you’re in the early stages of dating, when the two of you don’t know each other very well. This is because, while trying to ‘impress’ someone, we unconsciously show those ‘messages’ to that person. And, because they are subconscious, those clues will be impossible to ‘hide’.
There are also love behavior cues that come into play when you’re already dating if you want to know the extent of his feelings (does he really love you?). Ok, on clues that she really likes you, that she’s at least in love with you:
Body language Clues that he likes you:
– looking at you or talking to you he will stroke his hair at some point;
– looking at you or talking to you she will also touch or stroke her own neck (when she looks or talks to you, or even when she thinks of you!)
– looking at you or talking to you she can also put out her breasts in your presence.
OTHER BODY LANGUAGE KEYS:
– he will look into your eyes, then he will look at another part of your face, sometimes from eye to eye to mouth, other times along the length of your hair; it’s a way of ‘caressing your face’ with your eyes
– she may look at you and then look away, often looking back at you with raised eyes/eyebrows
– your pupils will be more dilated than they normally would be in that particular environment/light, so if you can check the pupils of others in the same room/area for comparison.