50 Signs That You Two Are MUCH More Than Friends

“You're constantly accidentally touching. Maybe you don't mean to do so, but do you find your hand brushing your friend's arm … a lot?”

— Bibi Deitz, bustle.com

“When he hugs you, he takes a few extra seconds to hold you close, feeling his body next to yours, smelling your scent — just taking it all in. And then he doesn't make any effort to pull away.”

— Christine Schoenwald, yourtango.com

“There’s an ease with which the banter between you two flows. You are your most comfortable and witty self around him. That’s crackling chemistry, right there!”

— Smriti Notaniis, popxo.com

“All of your text messages end in smiley faces or hearts, and when you’re feeling particularly flirty, sometimes BOTH.”

— Nico Lang, thoughtcatalog.com

“The two of you just seem to be drawn to each other. Whether its a night out, or just in a group of friends, you always end up beside each other. Even if its just chatting or majorly flirting, you just can't keep away from each other!”

— Stephen Brennan, collegetimes.com

“You spend a lot of time together. Alone.”

— Blue Label Life, bluelabellife.com.au

“When someone wants something more from you it’s obvious they themselves will give you EXTRA – that could be extra long eye contact, extra care, extra available time for you or trying to keep extra conversation going on.”

— Charvi Andani, herentity.com

“You've had moments. If you've been slow dancing in a club as a 'joke' only for you both to look up and look into each others' eyes and nearly kiss then this is a sure sign that there's perhaps something else between you both other than just friendship.”

— Holly Brewer, healthguidance.org

“If you both have trouble not holding hands in public, that’s another sign you have some incredible chemistry going on.”

— Shannon Yrizarry, herinterest.com

“Whenever you are free, he/she is the one you call, text or want to meet. You start planning holidays and trips with them, your weekend plans revolve around their schedule. You want to see them more often whether it is for sex or just cuddling.”

— Bhakti Paun Sharma, thehealthsite.com

“Do you find yourself or your cute friend laughing and giggling throughout the conversation for the silliest of reasons? If your date can’t help but continuously flash a big grin while talking to you, there’s definitely a flirty feeling in the air.”

— Preeti Tewari, lovepanky.com

“Self-touching refers to someone subtly stroking their own hands or face or running a hand down the top of their thigh. A man might also cross one arm in front and reach up to squeeze and rub his own shoulder. It is a subtle movement, but reveals much as a sign of attraction.”

— Sean Jameson, badgirlsbible.com

“Your eyes meet and you can't seem to take your eyes off him, as if you're glued to each other. When you're in a room full of people -- maybe it's the college mixer or a club, but he doesn't notice the room is full of people (and neither do you). Yep, these are signs of sexual attraction.”

— Kathryn Esplin, classroom.synonym.com

“If even the most innocent conversations feel naughty, then there’s definitely sexual tension between you two. There’s no reason for a conversation about your mole removal to be steamy. If it somehow takes a sexual turn, then your minds are both in the gutter together.”

— Holly Riordan, bolde.com

“Long lingering eye contact, and being unable to take your eyes off each other wherever you are in the room, is a definite sign of sexual tension. It’s all in the eyes, guys.”

— David Cullen, lovepanky.com

“You know you have chemistry when you forget where you are when you’re hanging out with someone because you’re so engrossed in the other person.”

— Shannon Yrizarry, herinterest.com

“Time is the most precious gift to those interested in each other and a way of sensing attraction is when you both create time for each other. No matter your difficult life schedules, the two of you will always find time to spend together, share memories, have fun and just be there for each other.”

— Spiritual Unite, spiritualunite.com

“You’ve noticed that you just can’t stop playing with your locks or an object when he or she is around? Don’t worry, this is the ultimate sign of chemistry because people tend to be over-stimulated when feeling attraction.”

— Joi Pearson, rollingout.com

“You can just look your partner in the eye and swear you have telekinetic powers, you've got communication locked down.”

— Frank Kobola, cosmopolitan.com

“When you have crazy chemistry with a guy, his natural body smell will turn you ON--to the point where even giving his armpits a sniff after a long day will be kind of nice.”

— Maura Kelly, marieclaire.com

“Others have started noticing and asking questions. Even others have started noticing there’s something there. In fact, people have even mistaken the two of you to be a couple, more than once!”

— Smriti Notaniis, popxo.com

“You can't wait to see them. And vice versa. If you're dying to see your friend at all hours of the day (and secretly perhaps they feel the same), you want something more.”

— Bibi Deitz, bustle.com

“When you're together, it seems so effortless. It's not forced in any way. You just vibe off of each other. Like, its crazy good.”

— Stephen Brennan, collegetimes.com

“You do middle school things like punch them on the arm, push them or impromptu-ly tickling them. They’re ticklish, right? I guess you’re going to have to find out the hard way. Be warned. They could be a kicker.”

— Nico Lang, thoughtcatalog.com

“If your idea of having a good time with this friend is to get a movie in, to sit under a blanket and to share a meal, or to go out for a meal and then head into town for drinks, then either of these things are signs that you are likely more than friends.”

— Holly Brewer, healthguidance.org

“Excessive smiles and laughter, especially if out of character, are another dead giveway; but equally so long, smoldering silences.”

— David Cullen, lovepanky.com

“Half of your conversations don’t make sense to most people because your inside jokes are starting to rival you and your best friend’s.”

— Lauren Wester, theodysseyonline.com

“They’re always the first one to like your status on Facebook or comment on a new picture of you, telling you how great you look.”

— Nico Lang, thoughtcatalog.com

“You're texting up a storm. Maybe you used to check in with your pal every few days, but now you're sending 'good morning' and 'night-night' texts.”

— Bibi Deitz, bustle.com

“He'll be laughing and telling jokes when the laughter will stop; the two of you will be completely silent but you and he will still be engaged with your eyes. He'll see things about you that he never noticed before like the flecks of gold in your eyes or how your smile seems warm and authentic. It's…”

— Christine Schoenwald, yourtango.com