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Ok so iv recently landed myself a new job, I kind of stayed out of work until one apealled to me
its not the highest paid job but i enjoy it an thats the main thing. I serve around 300-500 coustomers a day so theres a fair share of women who come in. a few regulars also come in. One im going to attempt to number close next time shes in.
Im very into body language an im learning more an more about it recently. The question im searching for is
the hairflick that girls do. Some girls im not really even chatting to but when there placing there order i see the hair flick occasionaly. Can i take this as a genuine ioi or is it just somethin girls do.
I like to spot iois too give me a little boost to my confidence an im in the perfect enviroment for it.
I understand it is an ioi but whats the % of when a girls speaking to you in say the first minute an you notice this sign that she finds you attractive/goodlooking ??
The subject of body language is a good one, but the topic is far too detailed for a forum post. I'll try to give you some pointers though.
In general, guys over-value the hair flick thing. A lot of times...It means nothing more than something.
Without going too detailed into the subject, I would concentrate on her eyes. They don't lie.
You should know the difference between someone who looks at you sexually versus non-sexually, but if you don't...watch any romantic movie and notice how great actors capture a sexual vibe with their face and eyes more than their words.
Pupils will dilate on someone who is feeling aroused. Also look for flush skin and lips that turn more red.
Also look for touch. A girl will RARELY touch a guy she is repulsed by. It doesn't mean every touch signals they are ready for sex, but it's a fair indication of potential interest.
The psychology and neurology behind body language is very fascinating and I recommend you read more on the subject. We have a few articles on our website, but I'm too lazy right now to find a link.
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