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Hace 4 días · 7) Twitching and fidgeting. We all have those little quirks and nervous habits that seem to take over when we’re feeling uneasy or stressed. Fidgeting, tapping your foot, or playing with your hair…they all indicate that you’re feeling anxious, uncomfortable, or just plain impatient. I’ve noticed this in myself.
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Hace 5 días · Things like: secretly knowing what someone’s thinking. getting a raise without working any harder. having your date never forget you and wanting more. No, I’m not talking about some magic superpower… although some might call it that. I’m talking about body language.
Hace 5 días · Nose touching may mean a person is unconvinced, uncertain about a situation, or feeling anxious. When a person feels stress or anxiety, their heart rate increases, which may cause them to breathe faster through their nose. This in turn leads to their blood vessels in their nose dilating, causing a tingling or itching sensation.
Hace 2 días · 3) Touch. Physical touch is another unmistakable sign of attraction, especially when it’s gentle and respectful. When a man is attracted to you, he may find ways to establish physical contact, such as a light touch on the arm, a pat on the back, or brushing against you subtly. These gestures are his way of establishing intimacy and expressing ...
Hace 5 días · Here’s exactly what to do to perfect your handshake 1: If possible, initiate the handshake. Keep your body square with them. Make strong eye contact and smile. Make palm-to-palm contact. Match their level of firmness. Hold the grip for one second longer than you’re used to. Start talking before letting go.
