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Signals That A Guy Likes You
If a guy likes to make you laugh and keeps you talking for the sake of talking, you can be pretty certain you are picking up signals that a guy likes you. Men are strange creatures at the best of times; they will often say the silliest things or even jokingly talk dirty to catch your attention. If a guy finds you attractive the signals come thick and fast.
One of the sure signs you can read when someone likes you and they want to meet you is when they stare at you. He may stare from across the room and if you make eye contact with him, look quickly away. They do this in the hope that you will notice them and see you have attracted their attention. Another sure signal is if he asks you inconsequential questions or for something they don't really need. Guys who like you will find even the smallest excuse to talk to you. So don't be surprised when you are approached with a question that doesn't make sense.
He may be telephoning you a few times a day for no real reason, just to say hi! This makes most girls feel good, unless they feel they are being stalked. Keeping in contact with you at arbitrary times is a very strong signal. It can mean that he wants the relationship to get past the telephone stage and become something more tangible.
If a guy picks on you for fun gives you cute little nicknames and plays around a lot, then you can be pretty certain that he likes you. If his pupils dilate when he talks to you, beware, and if he bumps into you accidentally, guess what? He likes you! If you respond when he talks you he will hang on every word, this is another sure sign.
If a guy is really honest and sincere with you and shares your anger or sadness, he likes you. If he likes to play with your hair, acts nervous or a little jealous of other men, chooses a scary movie as an excuse to cuddle. Then he really does have a thing for you. All of these signals and more can tell you when a guy likes you, so be sure that you know what to look out for.
Learn more about this topic here: Signals That A Guy Likes You
Samantha Sanderson ^.^
Too many rules in church (Legalism)
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