If your eyes consistently keeps meeting with a person of opposite sex in a public setting, what do you infer from it?

Any public setting like G-Y-M, cafe, park, market, concert, festival etc...there is this one person from opposite sex who you may not know and who you keep glancing at and notice they too were glancing at you before immediately looking away.

It keeps happening every now and then in that brief amount of time you spend there.

What can one infer from this? Attraction? Creep allert? Random sightseeing? Casual stuff?

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 6 days ago

From my personal observation, many attractive individuals have some of the most insecure body language.

From my personal experiences, many attractive individuals exhibit a body language which tells their lack of confidence.

Such as, they tend to people pleasers, tend to be attentions seekers, they rarely tend to be rebellious and tend to abide by group thinking norms.

In short they tend to be less like themselves and more like what society would expect from them to be like.

Attractive women act "forced" feminine around guys to garner their attention, like changing her voice into more feminine, laughing and acting more oblivious etc.

Attractive men similarly act on stereotypical ways like trying to act fake confident in some situations, forcing themselves to be an extrovert when it is obvious they are not etc.

The reason is simple...they want that dopamine rush.

Attractive individuals frequently experience a surge in their dopamine knowing others consider them attractive, and once they are hit with it they constantly crave for it be it in social media or real life...and hence they tend to act in ways which would please the masses instead of being themselves...this is a never ending cycle.

Could you guys relate to what I am saying? Have you noticed something like this too?

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 16 days ago

Controversial : Been seeing this for few days now, what do you guys think about such stuff?

Saw something related to body language and decided to ask it here, tho its very controversial one.

Me personally, I dont like this one at all🙄😔

Context-

I have found this video which provides some context to this.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=B3e5v3zQlpI

The creator is baised and has lot of controversial content related to women.

u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 1 month ago

Pro Tip for guys, when a woman is "overdoing" something, there is a chance she might like you.

Again not a 100% guaranteed sign but whenever a woman does something more than what is needed there is chance she is doing this because she likes you.

For instance when you ask her how her day was(or any other question) and she gives you the most detailed and redundant information, she is doing it so that she can slip more details about herself to you to make an impression about her to you through this convo.

Or when you ask her a favor and she goes an extra mile in doing it.

It can definitely be because she is an over talkative person or she is just a really good person, but there is also possibility of attraction, particularly when she is being like this to you and not others.

It can also be because she is extremely nervous due to her attraction, and a lot of details( some incoherent ones as well) is simply slipping out of her unintentionally.😅

Again, not a guaranteed sign, but hey its something to ponder over I guess.

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 1 month ago

Women here, the most stereotypical situation, you are walking and you see the guy you are attracted to coming from the other side towards you. Your immediate body language changes?

Typucally I have seen a lot of situation varying from women just looking down while passing by, stealing glances and taking a complete 180 degree turn and go back 😳.

What are some things women do when they are faced with this high stress situation 😂?

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 2 months ago

Women who are uncomfortable with certain body language cues with others, do you make an exception for the guy you are attracted to?

So for women here who get uncomfortable with certain body language cues like people staring at them, mildly touching them, standing really close to them etc, do you make an exception if the guy who does it is someone you are attracted to?

You may get uncomfortable if someone stares at ypu but is it possible that kinda like it if that someone is a guy you are attracted to? Same for other cues as well?

Or Is it uniform or same for everyone irrespective of your attraction?

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 2 months ago

Do you guys believe in proximity principle? Does this guarantee a higher chances of succes?

Are women more likely to find attractive the guys she frequently meets in her office, Gymm or neighborhood than a guy she meets at a bar or some place she rarely visits?

Does increasing your familiarity with a woman increase your chances of success as a man?

In simple terms:

Does the average Joe from her workplace have a higher chances of being perceived as attractive by her than the hot guy she met at the bar, beach or theatre once?(and same for men as well)

u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 2 months ago

Why is Jesus Christ considered a god by his followers when Mosses before him and Muhammad after him were considered human prophets by their followers?

Non christian here and please forgive me if I offended anyone unintentionally.

Why do christians believe that Jesus was god(or son of god) and not a prophet like other religions from the same region believed?

The other two major religion also has a similar conception about god, but christianity seems to differ widely from that.

Is it possible that jesus was considered a human during his time but later he came to be associated as god?

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 2 months ago

ELI5: Why is Jesus Christ considered a god by his followers when Moses before him and Muhammad after him were considered human prophets by their followers?

Non christian here and please forgive me if I offended anyone unintentionally.

Why do christians believe that Jesus was god(or son of god) and not a prophet like other religions from the same region believed?

The other two major religion also has a similar conception about god, but christianity seems to differ widely from that.

Is it possible that jesus was considered a human during his time but later he came to be associated as god?

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 2 months ago

Women, why do women, mostly older ones, touch a younger guy like this while talking to him?

Usually while talking to older women, they suddenly grab the guy's forearm muscles or shoulders.

Even when the guy just distances himself, they again grab his arm muscles or shoulder like this once again.

I dont think it has anything to do with attraction, though touching a guy's arm is an explicit sign of attraction for women afaik.

Could be a friendly gesture but seems a bit odd, cant imagine a guy friend touching a woman like this and have also rarely seen such gestures.

EDIT FOR CONTEXT:

This pic is from 2023 Tom's birthday photoshoot for those who were curious...also this woman, Emmy Rossum, was constantly wrapping her arms around Tom's arm while getting her photos clicked...maybe its common for celebrities to do so but still seemed a bit too close...some people say Tom looked really uncomfortable while this all happened.

u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 2 months ago

Why do women have a "Plausible deniability" in their body language even if they are 100% attracted to the guy?

Women, why giving signs which can easily be either misinterpreted or remain ambiguous even after having 100% attraction to the guy? Why remaining in the grey region when you can be in the sure region?

Not saying to walk up to him and declare your attraction but ateast try to completely match him when he initiates or tries.

Not saying all women do this.

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 2 months ago

Women, what do men commonly do which makes their attraction towards you very obvious?

And once you know of their attraction to you, what do you do if you like them or not like them?

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 3 months ago

Running into someone more often than normal is a strong indication of attraction.

Be it in your school, college, neighborhood or office if you have noticed that you have been frequently running into this one person more often than what you might think is normal then there is strong chance that this person might find you attractive.

Basically they are trying to match their timings and location with yours so that they could get a good look at you.

Though the definition of normal might vary based on your circumstances and their schedule.

Women do it very often but men tend to miss this one a lot. Men also do this as well.

This is also true if you notice that a person who you previously saw very rarely but are now running into you very often.

Frequency of accidental meetings is a strong sign of presence of attraction, though it is not the case always.

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 3 months ago

Pro tip for men, one same woman can have two different body language of attraction towards two different men.

Just like how no two women will show the same body language of attraction towards the same guy, a woman need not show the same body language of attraction to two completely different men.

Her body language heavily depends on the type of man she is dealing with...his group reputation, his perceived personality traits, his social intelligence, his popularity etc.

Based on that, if she thinks you are someone who is highly popular and easy to deal with, she may act more bold and open than if she thinks you are cold and reserved in which case she might be more subtle.

So for men, understanding more about yourself can help you in analysing a woman's body language better.

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 3 months ago

Attractive people, what's your body language like around people you find attractive?

So assuming you know you are attractive in general, whats your body language around other attractive people when you are attracted to them versus when you are not?

Does knowing about your own attractiveness make a difference in your body language which might be absent in other folks?

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 3 months ago

Women, how to know that a woman has "uncomfortable" body language around a guy because she is attracted to him and not because she dislikes him?

Basically many women say they are really uncomfortable around the guy they are attracted to because they can't be like their usual self around him and always worry about messing things up.

So they end up avoiding him, talking very little to him, not at all try to look at him and in general ignore him.

But then women also do the same thing with a guy they dislike or think is creepy for some reason.

So how to discern the two? What body cues and signs shall one look for for differentiating the two?

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 3 months ago

Movies where they break free from a long standing curse which has been passed down for generations.

So I watched The Game(1997) and in it there was a scene which got me intrigued.

SPOILER- The main guy's dad died by jumping off the roof and it was implied that his granpa too died the same way. It was implied this curse will soon catch up to our main guy and to prevent this his brother set up all this.

But unfortunately this one dealt with the curse thing in a superficial way, and I would have loved some horror in it.

Now I am interested in horror movies where there is a long standing curse which has been affecting people or families or villages or communities for generations and now our main character is coming up with ways to get rid of this curse.

Something really scary and creepy would be better. Any recommendations guys?

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 3 months ago

Women, why do women do this when a guy pass by them?

Usually the one who is listening has a smile or suprise on her face with mouth open.

Immediately followed by a giggle from both of them.

What is going on?

u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 3 months ago

Why do some women tilt their head while talking to someone?

Men also do it as well.

From body language perspective, does this mean they are more engaged to have a conversation with you?

Do they tilt their head cause it's comfy for them? Are they like that with all the people they interact with?

u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 4 months ago