1. Body Position: Openness or Closed

Open body position is a sign of interest and comfort. If a person sits, leaning a little to you, it testifies to the desire to be closer. Hands and feet, directed in your direction, speak of readiness for open communication. On the contrary, crossed arms or legs can mean a protective or uncertain position, which sometimes indicates a distance or desire to close from contact.

However, it should be remembered that crossed arms or legs can also mean simple convenience, so do not rush to draw conclusions if other signs show interest.

2. Visual contact

A look is one of the strongest interest indicators. The person you like will naturally look at you. Prolonged visual contact creates a sense of closeness and shows that the interlocutor is interested in what you say.

If a person tries to keep eye contact but sometimes looks (especially if it occurs because of shyness), it can be a sign that it is nervous due to sympathy. However, if a partner avoids optic contact or constantly looks the other direction, it may indicate a lack of interest.

3. Smile and emotions on the face

A real, sincere smile is different from a simple polite smile that it involves the muscles around the eyes, causing the so -called "goose paws". If you see such a smile with your partner, it can be a clear sign that he feels warm feelings for you.

Positive emotions on the face, such as slight redness of the cheeks, can also give nervous or excitement, which often accompany true sympathy.

4. Touch as an indicator of closeness

If your partner touches you during a conversation, such as touches your arms or shoulder, it can be a clear sign of interest. Even a light touch at a certain point in conversation can indicate a desire to make contact.

Another important indicator is the so -called "mirror effect" - when a person subconsciously repeats your gestures and movements. If you notice that your partner repeats your movements, for example, lifts a cup when you do it or changes the pose as well as you indicate that there is an emotional connection between you.

5. The direction of the feet and body

Surprisingly, even the direction of the feet can show the level of interest. A person who is interested will return to you not only with the face, but with the whole body. The feet and knees, pointing in your direction, signal interest and comfort. If a partner stands or sits, a little turning away, it may indicate a distance or uncertainty about a relationship.

6. Hands and gesture

When a person talks enthusiastically, he naturally uses gesture to reinforce his words. Active gestures and "open" hand movements aimed at the interlocutor show enthusiasm and involvement in conversation. If a person gestures little or his hands remain crossed, it may indicate lack of interest or nervousness.

Minor touches the face, such as touching ear, hair or chin, can also be signs of interest and easy excitement.

7. The tilt of the head and the movement of the body

When a person is interested, he usually tilts his head or body to the interlocutor. It is not only a sign of attention, but also an indicator of sympathy and desire to be closer. The slope of the head on a date may indicate a genuine interest in your words and personality.

8. Increasing physical attractiveness

When a person tries to impress his partner, he can change his appearance or manners a little. For example, women can adjust the hairstyle, emphasize the appearance with light hair movement, or adjust the makeup. Men can subconsciously straighten, become more confident in pose or gestures.
Such details emphasize that the partner seeks to show himself in a favorable light, which is often a clear signal of interest.

9. Behavior after a date

Signs of interest are not always manifested during the meeting itself. If after a date a person writes a message, calls or seeks reasons for the next meeting, it undoubtedly shows his sympathy and desire to continue communication. Moreover, the presence of such actions means that the impression of a date was positive.