“Mirroring technique. Have you ever mirrored every action that your crush did? Sometimes we mirror guy’s actions without actually realizing it. This can range from mirroring manner of speech and voice tones to mirroring blink rates. For example, he is laughing and you are also laughing. The point is…”— Julia Melko, en.amerikanki.comTagged: body language, mirroring, copying
“After he says or does something funny, he looks at you for a reaction. Let’s say a guy tells a joke or does something funny in a group and everyone around starts laughing. If he looks at you first to see your reaction, it’s a sign he likes you because he wants to make sure you noticed and laughed to…”— Adrian B., mandecoder.comTagged: body language, Laughter, Eye Contact, Attention
“He touches you. If you notice a guy making a lot of unnecessary physical contact with you, he probably likes you. He might brush against your arm, pat you on the back, put his hands on your shoulders, touch his leg to yours, or give you a lot of hugs. The more physical contact he makes, the more obv…”— Adreienne Mansfield, mandecoder.comTagged: body language, touches, hugs, physical contact
“Actions showing boredom: -Turning the body away from the subject or person. -Leaning away from the person. -Looking around. -Not making eye contact, especially if looking down.”— Amera Khanam, body-language.knoji.comTagged: body language, Bored, Eye Contact
“Be aware of a physical pulling-away. If he's giving signs that he's trying to put actual distance between the two of you, don't start picking out china patterns just yet. Any form of obstacle he puts in the way of being with you — be it leaning backwards, tensing his face, or looking over your head…”— Melissa Lafsky, yourtango.comTagged: body language, Distance, tense, Obstacles
“Positive body language: Your partner might move towards you and decreasing the space between you two, if he or she likes what you are doing or asking. In addition, other liking behavior can include: leaning in towards you, feet pointing towards you and wiggling happily, legs uncrossed and comfortabl…”— Jeremy Nicholson, psychologytoday.comTagged: body language, legs, arms, Eye Contact
“He locks eyes with your face — not your eyes. You might think that a guy who is totally enamored by you will find it hard to peel his eyes away. But now that everyone is used to being glued to their phones, nonstop eye contact can make people feel uncomfortable. So, new rule: If he spends about 80 p…”— Elizabeth Narins, cosmopolitan.comTagged: body language, Eyes, Eye Contact, Attraction
“Smiling. A nice smile is always a great sign and it’s another male body language movement to watch out for! If the guy is smiling at you, there is a great chance that he considers you to be beautiful and perhaps he wants to approach you.”— Julia Melko, en.amerikanki.comTagged: body language, smiling, Happiness, facial expressions
“Listen closely to the way he talks to you. If you two are having a conversation, but he is constantly looking at his phone, or looking somewhere else, that is certainly not a sign of he's a good listener, and it is most likely a sign that he is not very interested.”— Abie Giles, slism.comTagged: body language, Phone, Conversation, Bored
“Facial Cues. The mouth can reveal several signs of anger, usually in the form of tension. The jaw might appear tense, or the teeth clenched.”— Mitch Reid, classroom.synonym.comTagged: body language, facial expressions, Anger, tension
“Their feet like you. The feet serve as a direct reflection of a person’s attitude. The key is to recognize where a person’s feet are pointed. When the feet are pointed directly toward another person, this is a sign of attraction, or at the very least, genuine interest. If, on the other hand, the fee…”— Vanessa Van Edwards, scienceofpeople.comTagged: body language, Feet, interested, Attraction
“Negative body language: Your partner might move away from you and create space between you two, if he or she dislikes what you are doing or asking. In addition, other behaviors that signal dislike include: leaning away from you, feet pointed away from you, legs crossed and stiff, arms crossed, palms…”— Jeremy Nicholson, psychologytoday.comTagged: body language, frowning, arms, nose, Eyes
“His pupils are huge. Either you're in a super-dark place, or this subtle signal means he's into you.”— Elizabeth Narins, cosmopolitan.comTagged: body language, pupils, Eyes, Attraction
“A big smile. If he’s smiling more than normal, it might mean he’s into you.”— Diana Bradley, beyondtalk.netTagged: body language, smiling, facial expressions
“He ‘scans’ your face. When you’re talking to him, he’ll be staring at your eyes, your hair, earrings, etc. If his eyes linger on your lips, that guy wants to kiss you (unless you have a stain or something).”— Mahima Barrow, topyaps.comTagged: body language, Lips, Kissing, staring
“They open doors. Is he walking to your side of the car every time you get in and out of it to open the door for you? Is he opening the door for you when you’re in public going out to eat? This is a sign that he is trying to impress you. When men are being chivalrous, it shows that they like you and…”— Shannon Y., youqueen.comTagged: body language, Chivalry, Gentleman
“He’s out of sync with your body language. When a guy is romantically interested in you, he will mimic your body language, so if he doesn’t copy you, gesture for gesture, odds are he isn’t smitten.”— Chelsea Kaplan, match.comTagged: body language, mirroring, mimic, Bored
“Men tend to blink more when they see something that they like. So you should try to keep an eye out for this subtle change.”— Holly Riordan, thoughtcatalog.comTagged: body language, blinking, Eyes
“The sexy grimace. When a guy stares at you and likes you, his intention isn’t just to get an eyeful of you. He also wants to impress you with his intense, sexual gaze. When the guy stares at you, take a quick glance at him to read his body language. If he rubs his chin or his face slowly, or if he c…”— Keith Brown, lovepanky.comTagged: body language, Eye Contact, Sexy, macho
“In general, anything that indicates "more chances to touch" is a very good sign. Like if he grasps your forearm, grazes your cheek, or gently puts his hand on your waist. Other good signs are if he stands taller around you, laughs at your jokes, says something funny and then immediately looks to you…”— Melissa Lafsky, yourtango.comTagged: body language, touching, Laughter, Protection