{Most women would never tell a man they like him but by reading her body signs, you can tell if she\u2019s into you.}<\/p>\n
Here are 6 common body language signs that show a woman is into a man<\/p>\n
{{1. She maintains prolonged eye contact }} <\/p>\n
If she maintains prolonged eye contact when you look her way, that\u2019s a sign she\u2019s into you. A smile added to the prolonged eye contact is a huge sign.<\/p>\n
{{2. She fiddles things when talking to you }} <\/p>\n
When a woman is into a man, his presence makes her nervous in a good way which makes her fiddle her phone, jewellery or drink. If you notice her fiddling things while talking to you, she\u2019s into you.<\/p>\n
{{3. She always stands close to you }} <\/p>\n
Women tend to stand really close to a man they care about. So if you notice her standing really close to you always, that could be a sign she\u2019s into you.<\/p>\n
{{4. Lots of accidental brushes }} <\/p>\n
Women tend to brush a man a lot when they are around a man they like. Don\u2019t just assume those brushes are accidental, that could be a huge clue she\u2019s into you.<\/p>\n
{{5. She smiles and laughs a lot }} <\/p>\n
Women tend to smile and laugh a lot when they are with a man they like. If you notice she laughs more and smiles more when with you, that\u2019s a huge clue.<\/p>\n
{{6. She plays a lot with hair when around you }} <\/p>\n
If you notice her play a lot with her when you are around, that\u2019s a sign she could be into you.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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