You have to understand that psychologically, it's hard for a woman to put herself out there.
That's why you don't see a lot of women going up and talking to guys at the bars, or leading
the relationship. They're the ones who get asked out, they're the ones who get asked for marriage.
It's just not in their nature, what they're doing is they're waiting for men to do that,
because it's their way of assessing if he has the masculine traits of dominance and leadership. So,
that being said, when a woman is interested in you, it's going to come out in very subtle
ways. Of course, there's exceptions sometimes, it can be a little bit more overt. But usually,
it's very subtle. Here are those examples right now. One, if she has any interest
in you, she might be asking you open ended questions. Why? Because open ended questions,
lend itself to having a longer conversation. And of course, if a woman likes you, she's going to
want to spend more time with you. So she's going to ask you these open ended questions as opposed
to a yes or no question. She's going to ask you about your experiences somewhere, she's going to
want to try to get to know you, she's going to be digging a little bit so she can hear the stories
of your life and spend that time with you getting to know you. Two, you might see her giving you a
lot of eye contact. The big theme that you're going to see in some of these subtle ways that
women are interested is going to be the idea of attention, of getting more attention with you.
Eye contact is her way of getting more attention with you. When someone's looking you in the eye,
you're basically saying I want to be speaking to you right now, I want to be with you, I want to
be present with you right now. You'll also see the opposite. If a woman is generally disinterested,
not only is she going to be lacking the eye contact, but her body language is going to be
pushing over here outward. She's not going to be facing you as much. So when a woman is facing you,
paying attention to you, giving you that eye contact, paying attention to you, that's a
subtle sign that she might be interested. Three, this is a big one. And I tell you, of course,
the things I'm telling you today, all these could be true, and she could still potentially not be
interested. The way you're going to know for sure is by asking her out. But still, these are really
strong signs that she is and this one, number three is huge. When she laughs at something,
that's not funny, you didn't make a joke, you weren't being dry with your humor or sarcastic,
you weren't being goofy, but she's laughing, this is what's called nervous laughter. And people
tend to have these nervous tics around people that they see as valuable that they want something from
that they're interested in. Here's another one, if she's playing with her hair, or even more so, this
is a really big one, playing with her necklace. Now she might be playing with her necklace,
because she knows she doesn't want to ruin her hair or touch her hair. But any of those two,
that's another nervous tic. That saying like, okay, I'm in a conversation right
now where I'm just a little bit nervous. And people do that, they play with stuff,
they have these little mannerisms, and tics when they're in those situations. Look out for this by
the way. You might not necessarily have to even look out for this in a conversation with you and
a girl. But watch other women talking to other guys, or even when you're in a social gathering,
check for this. Because 100% of the time if she's playing with something her hair, her necklace,
she's nervous, and if she's doing it with you, she might like you. She might tease you. I know
that sounds funny. This is like the back of the day on the playground, when you would tease a
girl or a girl would tease you and you'd be like, oh that they don't like me when in reality they
do. Women who are teasing you, playing with you, making fun of you in that sense, that is generally
a sign that they're interested even though that's very counterintuitive. You would think if a girl's
teasing you she's probably not interested. But if a girl's not interested she's not going to bother
to tease you. She's going to be trying not to pay attention to you, try to look the other way,
walk the other way. She's not trying to engage in that conversation with you. But they will
do that. So if you're ever talking to a girl and she playfully teases you, this is a sign. Next,
offering any sort of advice. So if she's offering advice to you, she's trying to solve a problem for
you, she's trying to help you in any way, she's offering help whether it is some sort of advice or
maybe having to come over and help fix something, I don't know, anything like that, this is a sign,
this is a big one, by the way so pay attention to this one because this means that she's trying to
spend more time with you. She wants to be around you. She wants to help. She wants to spend this
time trying to do something nice for you. She's like basically being like a nice guy. A nice guy
might do that, right? A typical nice guy might try to do stuff for a girl, give stuff to a girl,
help a girl, be there for her just to get her to like him. Sometimes women will do the same thing.
You don't see this one as often. That's why it can be very powerful because when you do see it,
it's more rare, which gives it a little bit more weight. These are some subtle ways. And
there's a ton of other subtle ways that a woman might be interested. The number one sign though,
is going to be when she agrees to meet you on a date. And when you're on a date,
there's things that you want to say to a woman to get her more invested in you. And the way
to do that is going to be described in the video that you see here on the screen. I have different
word for word things to say to a girl when you're dating her to get her more interested in you. So
watch that video. And if you need more help with these women, and you want to get them to be more
interested in you or to like you then consider one on one coaching with Tripp Advice. You can learn
more about that at www.TrippAdviceCoaching.com. There's a link in the description down below.