I’ve found it is almost always true.
Especially when a girl makes a big deal about not liking a guy or not liking something but her body language says the opposite and she always ends up with whatever it was she denounced.
Is this always true? Moreso than not?
My teacher gets really nervous when I show up to lecture and her body language says she’s attracted to me, but she laces her lecture with messages of non-interest (or at least, that her interest is a bad idea)…I’m pretty sure I have a chance after the semester…
@ ? – good answer, I hope you’ll see this because i’d like to hear your reply. Would it be fair to say you’re nervous about some of the guys thinking you’re attracted to them suggests you are in fact attracted to them?
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1 Life Kinda Sucks // Apr 4, 2012 at 11:56 am
Mostly True 99%
Hots for teacher? ow juicy!
2 ? // Apr 4, 2012 at 11:57 am
Maybe more so than not. I am a woman and it does not apply to me. I am a part time college professor, and I also lace my lectures with non-interest messages because I am uncomfortable with male students who think I am attracted to them. Don’t be so positive she is attracted to you. She may look uncomfortable because she senses you think she is attracted to you.
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