Studies show that men read too much into a woman's actions and assume she likes them, so how are men to tell when a women likes them?
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i have found i over think things lol but usually come up with the conclusion ah she prob not interested in me but my new philosophy is lesser think more doin lol its goin good
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She carries a large sign saying HEY WANNA GO OUT ON A DATE FELLA?
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I really think that study is wrong. I think most men fail completely to pick up on the clues that women give. We don't do subtle. Speaking for myself, if a woman takes off her clothes, lies on her back in front of me, spreads her legs and screams "Take me! Please take me!" I might begin to suspect that there is a certain interest there.
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It's best to wait until they actually TELL you, but that takes awhile. In the meantime, just assume she does and act accordingly. She'll let you know if you're wrong! : D
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If she somehow magically changes out of her regular clothes into burlesque clothes, and a chorus line of dancers appear out of nowhere, and she starts singing "Hey Big Spender", that might be just subtle enough to work.
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There is no "tell," you have to feel it.
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Yeh I know we're much too subtle for you! Maybe over the years you'll begin to understand...
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After joining AB I would agree w/ this study. Girls are subtle & men need tol pick up on it. Girls flirt. Sometimes it's just making eye contact & smiling. Other times it's laughing & hugging/touching. She'll let you know she likes you. You just have to have an open mind. If you're telling her about your weekend & she says "That sounds fun. Invite me next time." Or SOMETHING like that - she likes you. If you tell her about your weekend & she doesn't seem interested in your interests, she's not interested. Just because a woman talks to you, doesn't mean she likes you.
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I have no idea. That is one reason I avoid all social encounters, especially with women. I an terrified of misreading a nonverbal cue and being accused of sexual harassment. +1
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