What Does It Mean When A Woman Keeps Looking At You?

Posted on September 30, 2007 - Filed Under Approaching Women, Dating Tips, Eye Contact

“What Does It Mean When A Woman Keeps Looking At You?”

What does it mean if a woman keeps looking
at you?

Well, there are two possibilities. One is
that she is checking you out. Remember that in
most cases, if a woman is not interested in you
at all, she will not even “see” you. So the
fact that she is looking at you could be a sign
that she is curious about you and checking you
out.

Of course, there’s also the possibility
that she’s looking at you because she thinks
you look or act funny in a bad way. This is quite
rare because women often IGNORE the guy they
find disgusting to avoid any contact. However,
when a group of girls gather together, they
may look around for guys to make fun of because
it is “safe” to do so.

To find out which category you belong in,
check out the body language of the woman and
the “context” of the situation. If a woman is alone
and she keeps looking at you and smiling, then
chances are, she’s interested. If a woman is
in a group and the women keep looking at you
and giggling in your direction, then try smiling back
at one of them and see how they react. If she
woman gets excited, it’s a good sign. But if she turns
away in disgust while other woman keeps laughing,
then they’re probably making fun of you. (Once
again, this is quite rare. Most of the time, a
woman who keeps checking you out is at least a bit
interested in you!)

For more dating tips, sign up for my free
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http://www.datebeautifulwomen.com

Thanks,
Marius Panzarella

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