u/Chance_Adagio_19

The simplest and honest advice.

Most of the time, the people we like are not dumb, they know we have attraction towards them.

If they had found us attractive, they would have reciprocated it back.

So the lack of any positive body language or reciprocation from their side signals DISINTEREST. They are just kind enough to interact with us and not be honest about it.

Yes there are exceptions(like introvert, socially oblivious, some other issues etc) to this but us trying to deny the possibility of this is just our desperation to feel that we are also being liked back...and searching for a sliver of hope in subs like this.

Assuming the woman likes a guy and wants him to notice her, what are some body language she does to make it known?

To women, some stuff which you have done to a guy you like?

To men, some stuff you have noticed women do?

What are some ways a woman tries to initiate the touch or contact with a guy she is attracted to?

Is frequently touching a guy's palm when giving him a pen or penny a sign? 😂

Assuming the age difference is somewhere between 5-15 years, what are some signs which older women give to show their attraction to a guy younger than them?

I have heard older women tend to be more open and confident than younger women, so how different are their respective body languages based on their age category?

Always...a woman looks at a guy and then immediately whisper something in her friend's ear.

Please share with us men what is that you say or she says to you?

What are some ways to know that the person you like likes you back using subtle gestures and body languge?

Similar to animals during mating season.

Men tend to-- act more confident, speak in a bolder rougher tone, show their physical prowess(like flexing their muscles or talking about gyming), display more leadership skills etc.

Women tend to-- act more reserved, change their voice into softer tone, become more vulnerable to him, flaunt her sexual characteristics etc.

This is contrary to what has been the mainstream idea which is "be yourself".

Biology dictates us to go beyond ourself in order to impress our "mate"(for lack of better term)...although exceptions always exist.

Do you guys agree?

Although this may seem like a broad generalization it isn't a rare occurrence in real life as most people do tend to act much different in front of someone they like from their usual self.