Some singles have a hard time deciphering whether or not their date is
genuinely interested in them. People express themselves differently
depending on their personality temperament or even past experiences. In
fact, it's not at all uncommon for some singles to mistake attention for
affection.
The key to finding out if someone is interested in you as a friend,
or possibly more, is through the act of reciprocity. Think about this
way. Most people are afraid of rejection, regardless if you're a man or a
woman. It really doesn't matter who makes the first move, just as
someone as long as someone is making a move to begin with. This gives
the other person a chance to respond to the move with further
encouragements or a move of his or her own.
For example, simply making eye contact with someone may not be enough
to indicate interest, but if you start a conversation with someone, you
can gauge their level of interest based on the response. If the person
continues to engage with, that person is interested in continuing the
conversations until that interest escalates or wanes. However, if the
person isn't really engaging with you and is responding with simple,
one-word answers, then that person just isn't interested enough to
reciprocate.
The common expression "it takes two to tango" has never been more
true than in dating and relationships. It's a wonderful dance of give
and take to a song that never stops. The next time you meet someone with
romantic potential, put out a few feelers in the form of playful
comments or potential opportunities to hang out in the future and see if
the response you get is favorable or revealing in other ways.
Wednesday, 25 March 2015
It Really Does Take Two to Tango!
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