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Since I thought this over, women are unique in their own ways in showing that they are attracted to certain men, I have met a few who played with their hair when talking to me, looked at me in the eyes in a certain way. Or when I finally approached them (from an angle) they seemed a little overjoyed in speaking to me. Since the eyes are the gateway to the soul, and from early childhood I was always told when talking to someone you look directly in the eyes (in the case with women they wander, but I make sure the majority of that looking is in their eyes) so what are some basic signs of attraction or openness in a woman's eyes?
I think I just need to prep and know what I'm looking for before jumping into the field.
That's not really something a bunch of strangers on a forum can explain to you. You'll be a fumbling fool for years before you get it right. Just something you have to experience for yourself, bud.
Goes for both women of men. When we speak to someone we are not attracted to, friends or relatives with, or in a general strictly business kind of way, we tend to focus on the whole face as a whole focusing most of our attention directly between the eyes, on one eye in particular or, moving from eye to eye in a prolonged time frame.
When we look into the eyes of someone we're highly attracted to, our senses are heightened to pick up on the minutest of unconscious sexual cues from the other person. As a result our eyes tend to quickly dance between each eye in particular trying to pick up on these fine cues...basically, we're looking for a hint of acceptance and intrigue from the other party towards ourselves.
If you are seeing these cues, it might be time to push the conversation towards something a little more forward or flirty.
Goes for both women of men. When we speak to someone we are not attracted to, friends or relatives with, or in a general strictly business kind of way, we tend to focus on the whole face as a whole focusing most of our attention directly between the eyes, on one eye in particular or, moving from eye to eye in a prolonged time frame.
When we look into the eyes of someone we're highly attracted to, our senses are heightened to pick up on the minutest of unconscious sexual cues from the other person. As a result our eyes tend to quickly dance between each eye in particular trying to pick up on these fine cues...basically, we're looking for a hint of acceptance and intrigue from the other party towards ourselves.
If you are seeing these cues, it might be time to push the conversation towards something a little more forward or flirty.
Yes, but does it drive women to play with their hair, look overjoyed, and give particular eye signals (almost like its from in the pupils and cornias!) and smile a bit wide when talking to you?
Since I thought this over, women are unique in their own ways in showing that they are attracted to certain men, I have met a few who played with their hair when talking to me, looked at me in the eyes in a certain way. Or when I finally approached them (from an angle) they seemed a little overjoyed in speaking to me. Since the eyes are the gateway to the soul, and from early childhood I was always told when talking to someone you look directly in the eyes (in the case with women they wander, but I make sure the majority of that looking is in their eyes) so what are some basic signs of attraction or openness in a woman's eyes?
I think I just need to prep and know what I'm looking for before jumping into the field.
Staring directly into your eyes and acting bubbly. You know? Stuff like playing with her hair, smiling a lot, laughing and giggling when you don't think you are being funny. Touch and feel. A new one I just picked up on a few years ago. Finding something in your hair or on your shirt and removing it for you. Dang cobwebs and sawdust are good for something.LOL.........
Staring directly into your eyes and acting bubbly. You know? Stuff like playing with her hair, smiling a lot, laughing and giggling when you don't think you are being funny. Touch and feel. A new one I just picked up on a few years ago. Finding something in your hair or on your shirt and removing it for you. Dang cobwebs and sawdust are good for something.LOL.........
I see, with the one I was talking with though, she was playing with her hair before we formally met (we were at a college tour and I caught her looking at me from around 3-6 feet away looking at me and when I looked at her she looked away and flipped her hair around to the sides). When I finally got up the confidence to talk to her and look her in the eye she looked at me with a mile wide smile, light green beautiful eyes and just continued smiling at me the whole time we talked (for 2 hours too ,but she claimed to have a boyfriend! ). I should also mention she was a redhead as well, probably explains all the bubbly.
BTW this happened last March, I'm blessed with a great memory.
Staring directly into your eyes and acting bubbly. You know? Stuff like playing with her hair, smiling a lot, laughing and giggling when you don't think you are being funny. Touch and feel. A new one I just picked up on a few years ago. Finding something in your hair or on your shirt and removing it for you. Dang cobwebs and sawdust are good for something.LOL.........
One of my signature moves is straightening the guy's collar, even if it's already straight. Hey, he can't see it so how would he know lol? I've found that there's something rather endearing and intimate about it. It may sound crazy, but this move has a 94% accuracy rate of the guy asking me out.
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