Soulmate Gem
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6 Scientifically Proven Ways to Make Someone Fall for You Maintaining eye contact. ... Be interested in who they are as a person and listen to everything they say. ... Make them feel appreciated and special. ... Smile a lot. ... Touch them more often. ... Embrace what the other person is most passionate about. More items... •
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Read More »Business Insider talked to talked to , a psychotherapist and author, who said there are six scientifically proven things you can do to increase your chances of your crush turning into something more. Here they are. 1. Maintaining eye contact. According to a study by Harvard psychologist Zick Rubin, couples who are really in love look at each other while they were talking 75 percent of the time, so try to resist the urge to nervously look away. It's so tempting, I know. 2. Be interested in who they are as a person and listen to everything they say. According to studies by the University of Nevada and the University of Washington, being a good listener is a huge part of having someone fall in love with you. Neuman says people love it when other people take an interest in them and don't immediately change the conversation so they can talk about themselves right away. He says to ask follow-up questions and respond compassionately to what the other person is saying, which in my opinion is something everyone should do more of in general.
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There are no limits to what God can do (Matthew 19:26.). He is omnipotent. All powerful. God set up a system to forgive us here and now, not...
Read More »Check out her body language. See if she twirls her hair or looks down at her feet. This means that she's feeling shy and nervous about talking to you because she likes you. See if she shuffles her feet or plays with her hands or jewelry. ... See if she breaks eye contact. ... Check out her smile.
Some people are naturally flirtatious , so in those cases, you want to see how she treats you compared to others. If she treats you virtually the same as other people, she's probably not interested. However, if she flirts notably differently with you (for example, touching you and nobody else, or flirting with you much less or much more than others), seems shy or nervous when she flirts with you, starts conversations with you more often than other people, or looks over at you to check your reaction when she flirts with someone else, she might like you. Even naturally flirtatious people tend to act different around their crushes, so don't panic - if she likes you, she'll show some signs!
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