So I was going to uni the other day when I noticed this HB8 atleast, at the bus stop. It was fairly crowded but as I was looking up the road I could notice this girls body language. My eyes were looking past her but perfect peripheral vision on her.

Anyway I kept noticing her looking back and then having a sly glance at me, then she would face away from me and directly play with her hair, pulling it all so its over one shoulder revealing the top of her back, and then brushing her fingers through small parts of her hair. I was thinking hmmm is this girl inviting me over or am I assuming too much.

Anyway bus arrives, we all get on, I get on before her, sit down on an empty section, and she sits directly infront of me, yet again now and then brushing the back of her hair to one side. revealing the top of her back etc.

Were these tell tale signs she wanted me to approach?

Yeah she most likely wanted you to talk to her and if not it probably wont help your game to think of it in a less positive light .although girls who have no real interest in hooking up will flirt for validation reasons ,she may have even had a man at home but still likes to harmless flirt or some girls flirt to thank and validate harmless looking guys and get very few guys with the balls to open them and if you call their bluff and approach they go cold.but forget all that just think of it as yep she wants me just dont be arrogant be real.
peace.

Does it matter now? If you see a girl you want to meet...go up and meet her.
Don't wait for a sign to approach as this will not happen with very attractive girls but yes, there are exceptions to that, I know.

Regardless, if you found her good looking...you don't know jack shit about her until to talk to her...she could be single, she could have been into you, that could have been your next gf or she could have just been another lay for you...either way...if you want something, you need to go after it...it's not going to come to you.

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