• If someone likes you, what do they do with their eyes?
Can you tell just by looking at their feet?
These are 15 ways to tell if someone likes you without them saying so.
15 – Touching or Raising the Eyebrows • There is a subconscious reaction in people
where they will touch their eyebrows if something pleases them, especially something in conversation.
• Men who are interested in the conversation tend to subconsciously raise their eyebrows.
They will also do this if they see someone they like unexpectedly.
14 – Their Feet Point Toward You • It’s simple body language.
If someone likes you, they’ll face you head-on.
Their whole body will point towards you, from the feet on up.
• Of course, people are supposed to face you and make eye contact to be polite, but
if they’re not really into you, the feet might be point off to the side.
13 – A Straight Back (for men) • Men will try to present themselves a certain
way around someone they like.
They tend to stand up tall with a straight back and stiff shoulders.
• That’s due in part to nervousness.
But it’s also a subconscious reaction in men to try making themselves look bigger and
stronger.
12 – Exposing the Wrist (for women) • Much in the same way that men will stand
up straighter, women tend to have an unconscious tick when they like someone.
• They don’t usually even notice they’re doing it, but when a woman is into you, they
tend to show the inside of their wrist – even if they have to roll up a sleeve to do it.
• The wrist is a vulnerable spot of soft skin, so exposing it is basically a woman
letting their guard down around you.
11 – Making it a Point to Touch You • If someone is grossed out by you, they’re
going to avoid contact with you at all costs.
• On the other hand, someone might make it a point to touch you on the shoulder or
arm.
They may try to sit close to you, or to call you over to look at something so your arms
touch.
• Basically, if someone likes you, they’ll look for any excuse to make contact.
Any sort of contact, no matter how innocent or incidental.
10 – Being Weird or Erratic • People with a crush act weird.
They’re not really sure what to do around you.
They’ll have a hard time acting natural.
• Look for someone to change the way they act as soon as you approach.
They may also seem to go from super energetic to super shy from one day to the next.
• There’s a good chance that makes they like you and are just trying to find a way
to get your attention.
9 – Talking About You When You’re Not There
• Obviously, if you’re not around, you’re going to have a hard time hearing someone
talk about you.
• But if you have a friend in the right circle, see if someone is talking about you,
maybe asking about you, while you’re not there.
That’s a good sign that they’re interested.
8 – Breaking Down “Barriers” • If someone like you, they’re going to
want as few things between you as possible.
• That might mean something as obvious as sitting on the same side of the table as you.
But it might also be something as subtle as moving a glass of water to the side of a plate,
rather than between your plates.
• A person’s body language can put up a lot of invisible “barriers.”
Look for someone who is tearing down those barriers by subtly moving things aside that
are between you.
7 – Asking You Lots of Questions • Sure, it’s possible you’re with someone
who’s just nosy.
• But it’s more likely that someone who’s constantly asking questions about you is doing
that because they’re actually interested in you.
• If someone’s completely bored by you, they’re not going to want to know anything
about your family.
6 – Looking at You – Sometimes Avoiding Eye Contact
• Eye contact is a weird thing with crushes.
Shy people will look at their crush a lot, but look away once they notice you looking
back.
• But maybe you’re past the shy stage.
You’ve started dating someone, or we’re talking about someone who isn’t particularly
shy.
• In that case, you’re actually looking for someone who holds steady eye contact.
Not only does that show attraction, studies suggest it actually creates attraction.
5 – Leaning in • It’s a simple body language tick, but
it’s effective.
If someone is attracted to you, they’ll lean in towards you.
This also applies if they’re especially engaged in talking to you.
• If they’re not, they’ll stand straight or lean away.
It’s like magnetism. 4 – Mirroring
• People tend to mimic the body language of the people they’re interested in.
• That could mean standing the same way, toying with their hair the same way, shifting
in your seat at the same time, and any number of other things.
• This can be tough to notice if you’re not looking for it.
If you think you see it, shift your weight or something subtle like that, and see if
the other person follows suit.
3 – Dilated Pupils • When people see something they like, their
pupils dilate.
That’s not limited to people, either.
• Pupils will dilate in response to seeing a kind of food you like, or some beautiful
scenery.
• It’s just that this rule carries over to seeing people, too.
It’s easiest to notice when you’re actually making eye contact with someone.
2 – Talking About Your Relationships • If someone is interested in you, they’re
going to fish for information.
• First off, they’ll want to know if you’re dating anyone.
For most people, that’s a dead giveaway.
They may as well come right out and say they like you at that point.
• But they may also ask about past relationships of yours – particularly what you liked and
disliked about them, and why it went wrong.
They may be looking to use that information to better draw your attention themselves.
1 – Prolonged Smiling • It’s the simplest, most obvious answer.
But it’s also one of the most misunderstood.
• See, people know they’re supposed to smile to be polite.
Most people can flash a decent fake smile to throw you off.
But the longer someone remains smiling around you, the better chance there is that they’re
really enjoying their time with you.
• They might be able to fake a smile or two, but they’ll get tired of doing that
unless they’re actually having fun.
The more they smile, the better you’re doing.