“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.com
“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.com
“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.com
“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.com
“His eyebrows are raised. People tend to use this subconscious expression to help open their eyes when they like what they see. If he raises his brows ever so slightly while you're talking, it means he's interested in whatever you're saying.”— Elizabeth Narins, cosmopolitan.com
“His pupils are huge. Either you're in a super-dark place, or this subtle signal means he's into you.”— Elizabeth Narins, cosmopolitan.com
“Pay attention the next time you’re out to dinner where he chooses to sit. If he chooses to sit facing you as opposed to another easily distracting spot he will focus on you. The more you are the center of his attention, the least likely his eyes will wander elsewhere and remain in the moment during…”— Giselle Castro, quemas2.mamaslatinas.com
“Use body language. A neck rub here, a clavicle scratch there – use your body movements to draw attention to your chest without having to wear skimpy outfits. The movements that are drawing attention to your chest will make any person you’re talking to follow the course of the action and notice what’…”— Danielle Anne, lovepanky.com
“Hold yourself tall and proud. A girl who sits and stands naturally upright exudes confidence. Don’t hunch your shoulders because it gives the mental impression of you cowering away. You want you body to appear open and inviting.”— Scarlet Robinson, youqueen.com
“Try running your hands through your hair (once, don't overdo it or you'll look crazy), tracing your finger along your collarbone (again, don't overdo it) or licking your lips (AGAIN, once!).”— Jessica Booth, gurl.com
“Flick your hair to the other side slowly with one hand while talking to him. Guys are suckers for this move.”— Cheryl James, lovepanky.com
“Turn sideways in your chair, cross your legs, arch your back, and run your fingers through your hair.”— Korin Miller, cosmopolitan.com
“Make genuine, consistent eye contact. Let him know you're paying attention to what he's saying. Smile often when you're with him (And not at the guy behind him). Smile at him.”— Marni Battista, yourtango.com
“A good way to initiate is to lock eyes and give him subtle clues you’re about to make your move …things like heavy breathing, licking your lips, and staring at him. Then you can pin him down and entice him with some cute facial expressions such as biting your lip and raising an eyebrow.”— Evan M., fromgirltogoddess.com
“A perfect kiss isn’t just one kiss, it’s a series of well timed kisses. Kiss your date for a few seconds, and move your head back slowly, but keep it within a few inches from your date’s face. It makes you feel more in control, and you’ll be able to read your date’s expression too.”— Gerry Sanders, lovepanky.com
“Great posture exudes confidence, and confidence is the first step toward getting what you want and deserve. I’m a habitual sloucher, so I can tell you first hand—people treat you differently when you stand up straight.”— Jennifer Winter, thegrindstone.com
“If you want to persuade someone to take on your point of view, then make sure that your feet are pointing in the direction of the person. If you’re standing, this means that you want to position yourself across from the person; it’s much more difficult to do this when you’re standing side by side.”— Karen S. Exkorn, huffingtonpost.com
“Open body language promotes a more open and agreeable response. That means uncrossing your arms and legs. Crossing your arms and legs creates both a physical and psychological barrier, which can set up a defensive posture on the part of the person you’re trying to persuade. Most women, however, are…”— Karen S. Exkorn, huffingtonpost.com
“Actions speak louder than words. And often, so does body language. If he’s consistently the one to initiate holding hands or even cuddling on the couch, he likes you. Guys don’t show their lovey-dovey side to just anybody.”— Marisa Tesoro, hercampus.com
“Dogs look at you with both eyes open. Emotions on a sleeve, that wagging tail.”— S.L. Northey, amazon.com