You want to know what kind of feelings you feel for a man with whom you just met?Communicating, the stronger sex in some involuntary gesture often give out true feelings towards the lady.
's interest usually say such gestures:
• raised eyebrows at the meeting.At a meeting with us pleasant and unpleasant people, we we raise or lower (frowns) eyebrows involuntarily.If a person of interest to us, is pretty, we are somewhat raises an eyebrow if the same person is unpleasant to us, we will meet it with a frown.
• Several open mouth indicates that the source is of interest.The man's mouth slightly open automatically for a very short time, until a glance from the objects of interest.
• Open expression If someone is interested in the male half, this will be reflected in the facial expression, it will be open, friendly mood (raised eyebrows, open mouth, the smile, the joy in the eyes).Each person will dash to say that you are glad to see.
• When a man is definitely like a girl, he unwittingly starts to correct hands hair, and does it too often.With this gesture, he also tries to please.
• His eyebrows raised a few, when you tell if when you start to speak, he raised his eyebrows a little, know that he likes you, he finds you attractive and unique.When in conversation with you, he looks at you, as if nothing had happened, his eyebrows are fixed, somewhat detached view, this suggests that they are not interested or what you say, or you yourself, too.
• When meeting with you, he suddenly starts to correct socks, is a 100% said that he was somewhat excited, I want to look in your eyes better, because he really likes you.
• He shows off its merits, abilities, good figure.It may seem ridiculous somewhere, but in a way he's trying to show that it fits you, it is beautiful, talented and he has a good figure (ie it is the best suited).
• But the most obvious demonstration of sexual interest - it's thumbs behind his belt.This gesture underlines if the genital area.The man may also bend over to the woman and put one foot in her direction.
