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Read on for more interesting signs of attraction, according to experts. Their Pupils Are Dilated. ... They Aren't Blinking As Often. ... They Can't Stop Fidgeting. ... They Angle Their Bellybutton Towards You. ... They Lean Back In Their Chair. ... They Change The Tone Of Their Voice. ... They Seem Like They're Glowing. ... They Seem Flushed. More items... •
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Read More »Even if they're trying to play it cool, you may be able to tell if someone's attracted to you by their mannerisms, the way they hold themselves — even the way they look you in the eye. And it may come in hand the next time you’re trying to figure out if your crush likes you back. It all comes down to body language and the way it reacts to nervousness and excitement. For a quick example, people naturally sync up with folks they’re interested in. So if you're sitting across from a date in a restaurant and they're sitting exactly like you, consider it a sign that things might just be going well. It's important not to jump to conclusions, though, however tempting it may be. "[Reading someone's body language] will give you only a superficial idea of what the person is thinking," Maryann Karinch, a body language expert and author of The Art of Body Talk, tells Bustle. Everyone's different and this isn't an exact science. But it may provide a few hints as to what they're feeling well before you're both comfortable enough to talk about it. 1 Their Pupils Are Dilated fizkes/Shutterstock One way to spot a budding connection is by looking the other person in the eye and casually noticing if their pupils seem small or large. Are they tiny pinpoints? Or are they wide? "When we like someone we want to see more of [them],” Tiffany Toombs, a body language expert and owner of Blue Lotus Mind Coaching & Training, tells Bustle. The pupils dilate, she says, to allow more light in so they can quite literally get a better look. Dilated pupils are also a sign of excitement, Holly Schiff, Psy.D., a clinical psychologist, tells Bustle. “Physiological responses like sexual excitement or attraction release oxytocin and dopamine into your brain, which affect your pupil size,” she says. 2 They Aren't Blinking As Often Another eye-related giveaway is how often they do (or don’t) blink. If it seems like the person has been staring for quite a while, that’s a good sign. According to Toombs, it’s not uncommon for someone experiencing attraction to sync their blinks with the person they’re talking to. It’s an unconscious way to take in more of you, she says. Basically, they won’t want to blink and miss a second of looking into your eyes. 3 They Can’t Stop Fidgeting When someone is feeling attracted, they might pull some nervous behaviors, like playing with an earring, rubbing their fingers together, or stroking the side of their neck, Karinch says. These are nervous habits common among people who are stressed — but in a totally good way. “Attraction often involves a kind of tension we might call 'good stress,'" Karinch says. "Whether stress is caused by something 'good' or 'bad,' however, the body has some similar responses. On a date with someone you find exciting, and who finds you exciting, these self-soothing movements might occur more frequently." 4 They Angle Their Bellybutton Towards You It may sound strange, but you’ve seen it before: “Two people sitting at the bar and instead of facing forward, one person’s chair is angled toward their partner,” Margaret Stone, a licensed therapist and dating coach, tells Bustle of another example of body language when someone is attracted to you. Turns out it’s all about bellybuttons, which people apparently angle towards the object of their affection. And it has everything to do with the association between your core and nourishment or life. “Aligning our bellybutton with another is a sign of security, trust, and attraction,” Stone says. They’ll probably also lean in, Schiff adds, possibly by moving forward slightly while they speak, tilting their body towards you, or angling their chair closer to yours. 5 They Lean Back In Their Chair AleksandarGeorgiev/E+/Getty Images Also, look at how your partner is sitting in their seat. "Another reaction — one that suggests some degree of comfort with a person as well as the desire to connect — is open body language," Karinch says. "Open body language involves leaving the front of your body 'unprotected' by arms or holding a phone or a glass of whatever you’re drinking in front of you, for example.” Instead, they’ll lean back in their chair, keep their arms casually at their sides, etc. “This could also be called invitational body language, and it’s the body language of trust,” Karinch says. They’re looking to make a connection and want their body to communicate that to you — with nothing getting in the way.
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Read More »12 They Glance At Their Phone Similarly, you might notice that they can’t seem to stop looking at their phone. “Checking the phone has become a way of self-comforting when under extreme anxiety, so if someone is attracted to you, but very nervous about approaching you or talking with you, they may give you the phone check sign to show they think you are hot,” Patti Wood, MA, a body language expert, tells Bustle. This is way different, however, from someone who is looking at their phone because they aren’t interested. The key difference, Wood says, is that they’ll look at you, glance down at their phone, then look back at you in a flirty way. It mimics the old coy “look at you, look away” flirting technique of yesteryear. 13 They Draw Attention To Themselves Pekic/E+/Getty Images Take note if you’re talking to someone and they start biting their lip, rubbing their collarbone, or puffing up their chest. When someone wants you to like them, they’ll “use physical gestures that are meant to make themselves look more attractive,” therapist Laura Richer MA, LMHCA, NCMHCE, CHT, tells Bustle. These are “sexy” areas of the body, and they subconsciously want you to look at them. Nine times out of ten, all these quirky little signs will mean someone is, in fact, attracted to you — or at least wants to get to know you a little bit better. Studies referenced: Leknes, S., Wessberg, J., Ellingsen, D.-M., Chelnokova, O., Olausson, H., & Laeng, B. (2012). Oxytocin enhances pupil dilation and sensitivity to ‘hidden’ emotional expressions. Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience, 8(7), 741–749. https://doi.org/10.1093/scan/nss062 Leongómez, J. D., Binter, J., Kubicová, L., Stolařová, P., Klapilová, K., Havlíček, J., & Roberts, S. C. (2014). Vocal modulation during courtship increases proceptivity even in naive listeners. Evolution and Human Behavior, 35(6), 489–496. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.evolhumbehav.2014.06.008 Rieger, G. (2012). The Eyes Have It: Sex and Sexual Orientation Differences in Pupil Dilation Patterns. PLOS One. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3411709/ Experts: Maryann Karinch, body language expert Tiffany Toombs, body language expert Margaret Stone, licensed therapist and dating coach Holly Schiff, Psy.D., clinical psychologist Julia McCurley, professional matchmaker and relationship coach Patti Wood, MA, body language expert Laura Richer MA, LMHCA, NCMHCE, CHT, therapist
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