RedCircle VERIFY_TOKEN_39fad0a2-d575-4428-b25a-dd881c4a5cc3 -- Rendered At Sat, 04 Apr 2026 06:42:26 +0000 How to read female body language https://redcircle.com/shows/how-to-read-female-body-language en-US All rights reserved. Henry Mosley I decided to have a low-key, take-out-and-a-movie night. We stopped off for Chinese and were nearly the only ones there. In the dingy eating area, there was a man probably in his twenties at a table waiting on his to-go order, and a young woman of about the same age waiting to place her own order. *If this man had known how to read a woman’s body language* , they could’ve saved a few bucks by combining their orders and gone home happier because, in the final hours of this equally loved and hated holiday, they may have found their own valentines. *But how was the poor guy to know?* Is it possible to ask a woman directly or is it better to gain experience communicating in coomeet free ( https://callmechat.com/coomeet ) ? *She came in looking cute but casual.* She eyed his seated body from head to toe in a quick motion and then planted herself four or five feet away from his knees. In and of itself, this wouldn’t have meant much, but over the course of her short wait, she rotated her body inch by inch until she was basically facing him, with the counter where she’d order to her right. This guy didn’t make a move and neither did she, so they picked up their to-go orders and went their separate ways. Each probably spent the evening alone, eating egg rolls in front of the television. But what might’ve happened if he had approached her? What could she have done differently to let him know she was interested? *The one thing that most women’s magazines preach to all single girls looking to snag a man is the look-smile-look method*. If the girl had been feeling bold or had done her Man-Catching 101 homework, after rotating her body, she’d have made eye contact, looked quickly away, caught his eye again, smiled at him, and then glanced back away. This tactic works just as well at a crowded bar as it does at an empty hole-in-the-wall Chinese restaurant. If guys know how to recognize it, it’s almost always effective. *Once they started talking, there probably would have been a few clues that aren’t exclusive to women.* Smiling and the touching of an arm or hand in emphasis of what one’s saying are positive body language signs no matter the gender. Another one of those universal gender moves is the head tilt, although women use it more. If her head tilts and she smiles, that’s great! Make sure the smile is a full smile though. Otherwise, it may be forced and done only out of politeness. If she does the tilt, the smile, and runs her fingers through her hair, that’s another very good sign. This brings us to what it means if she touches her own body. If she’s touching her neck or collarbone area, she’s trying to appear enticing to you. Trailing fingers along her other arm is a good sign as well. When her arms are crossed, proceed with caution. She may not be interested, she could be feeling guarded, or she may be thinking that you are getting too personal. What she wears, how she wears it, and what she allows or doesn’t allow her clothes to do can give hints about her innermost feelings. Does she let the spaghetti strap of her top dangle dangerously or slowly fix it by sliding her palm up her arm and onto her shoulder? Does she let her shoe dangle seductively from her toes while her legs are crossed? If you can answer yes to any of the above, she is thinking she’d like to see more of you. That’s the green light. *Let’s say you asked her out in the bar or that Chinese restaurant mentioned earlier, and she said yes.* You pick her up at the time on which you both agreed. She obviously likes you, since she accepted your invitation. At the end of the date, you want to know if she’s still just as (or more) interested in you. Do you walk her to her door? Kiss her? Or is she just ready to get rid of you? Watch her knees. If they are facing you, this is good. If they are facing the door, that’s bad news for you. It’s even worse if she seems to be hugging the door itself. During the conversation on the way home, is she looking at you from the corner of her eye? Smiling? Good! If her hand is on the handle as soon as you pull up to her apartment complex, don’t kiss her, and don’t try to walk her up. She’s sick, scared, repulsed, or just too old-fashioned to want a kiss or anything more on this particular date. You may want to call her again a day or two later if you feel-contrary to the vibes she gave off at the end of your date-that she had a great time. *Suggest doing it again if she spent a lot of the evening smiling at you, brushing against your arm, touching your hand, etc. Even if you are rejected, it’s not as bad as missing out on a great woman just because you weren’t brave enough to pick up the phone.* 39fad0a2-d575-4428-b25a-dd881c4a5cc3 I decided to have a low-key, take-out-and-a-movie night. We stopped off for Chinese and were nearly the only ones there. In the dingy eating area, there was a man probably in his twenties at a table waiting on his to-go order, and a young woman of about the same age waiting to place her own order. If this man had known how to read a woman’s body language, they could’ve saved a few bucks by combining their orders and gone home happier because, in the final hours of this equally loved and hated holiday, they may have found their own valentines. But how was the poor guy to know? Is it possible to ask a woman directly or is it better to gain experience communicating in coomeet free?

She came in looking cute but casual. She eyed his seated body from head to toe in a quick motion and then planted herself four or five feet away from his knees. In and of itself, this wouldn’t have meant much, but over the course of her short wait, she rotated her body inch by inch until she was basically facing him, with the counter where she’d order to her right.

This guy didn’t make a move and neither did she, so they picked up their to-go orders and went their separate ways. Each probably spent the evening alone, eating egg rolls in front of the television. But what might’ve happened if he had approached her? What could she have done differently to let him know she was interested?

 

The one thing that most women’s magazines preach to all single girls looking to snag a man is the look-smile-look method. If the girl had been feeling bold or had done her Man-Catching 101 homework, after rotating her body, she’d have made eye contact, looked quickly away, caught his eye again, smiled at him, and then glanced back away. This tactic works just as well at a crowded bar as it does at an empty hole-in-the-wall Chinese restaurant. If guys know how to recognize it, it’s almost always effective.

Once they started talking, there probably would have been a few clues that aren’t exclusive to women. Smiling and the touching of an arm or hand in emphasis of what one’s saying are positive body language signs no matter the gender.

Another one of those universal gender moves is the head tilt, although women use it more. If her head tilts and she smiles, that’s great! Make sure the smile is a full smile though. Otherwise, it may be forced and done only out of politeness. If she does the tilt, the smile, and runs her fingers through her hair, that’s another very good sign. This brings us to what it means if she touches her own body.

If she’s touching her neck or collarbone area, she’s trying to appear enticing to you. Trailing fingers along her other arm is a good sign as well. When her arms are crossed, proceed with caution. She may not be interested, she could be feeling guarded, or she may be thinking that you are getting too personal.

What she wears, how she wears it, and what she allows or doesn’t allow her clothes to do can give hints about her innermost feelings. Does she let the spaghetti strap of her top dangle dangerously or slowly fix it by sliding her palm up her arm and onto her shoulder? Does she let her shoe dangle seductively from her toes while her legs are crossed? If you can answer yes to any of the above, she is thinking she’d like to see more of you. That’s the green light.

Let’s say you asked her out in the bar or that Chinese restaurant mentioned earlier, and she said yes. You pick her up at the time on which you both agreed. She obviously likes you, since she accepted your invitation. At the end of the date, you want to know if she’s still just as (or more) interested in you. Do you walk her to her door? Kiss her? Or is she just ready to get rid of you?

Watch her knees. If they are facing you, this is good. If they are facing the door, that’s bad news for you. It’s even worse if she seems to be hugging the door itself. During the conversation on the way home, is she looking at you from the corner of her eye? Smiling? Good!

If her hand is on the handle as soon as you pull up to her apartment complex, don’t kiss her, and don’t try to walk her up. She’s sick, scared, repulsed, or just too old-fashioned to want a kiss or anything more on this particular date. You may want to call her again a day or two later if you feel-contrary to the vibes she gave off at the end of your date-that she had a great time.

Suggest doing it again if she spent a lot of the evening smiling at you, brushing against your arm, touching your hand, etc. Even if you are rejected, it’s not as bad as missing out on a great woman just because you weren’t brave enough to pick up the phone.

]]> episodic no Henry Mosley henrylmosley@outlook.com no full How to read female body language How to read female body language Henry Mosley I decided to have a low-key, take-out-and-a-movie night. We stopped off for Chinese and were nearly the only ones there. In the dingy eating area, there was a man probably in his twenties at a table waiting on his to-go order, and a young woman of about the same age waiting to place her own order. If this man had known how to read a woman’s body language, they could’ve saved a few bucks by combining their orders and gone home happier because, in the final hours of this equally loved and hated holiday, they may have found their own valentines. But how was the poor guy to know? Is it possible to ask a woman directly or is it better to gain experience communicating in coomeet free?

She came in looking cute but casual. She eyed his seated body from head to toe in a quick motion and then planted herself four or five feet away from his knees. In and of itself, this wouldn’t have meant much, but over the course of her short wait, she rotated her body inch by inch until she was basically facing him, with the counter where she’d order to her right.

This guy didn’t make a move and neither did she, so they picked up their to-go orders and went their separate ways. Each probably spent the evening alone, eating egg rolls in front of the television. But what might’ve happened if he had approached her? What could she have done differently to let him know she was interested?

 

The one thing that most women’s magazines preach to all single girls looking to snag a man is the look-smile-look method. If the girl had been feeling bold or had done her Man-Catching 101 homework, after rotating her body, she’d have made eye contact, looked quickly away, caught his eye again, smiled at him, and then glanced back away. This tactic works just as well at a crowded bar as it does at an empty hole-in-the-wall Chinese restaurant. If guys know how to recognize it, it’s almost always effective.

Once they started talking, there probably would have been a few clues that aren’t exclusive to women.Smiling and the touching of an arm or hand in emphasis of what one’s saying are positive body language signs no matter the gender.

Another one of those universal gender moves is the head tilt, although women use it more. If her head tilts and she smiles, that’s great! Make sure the smile is a full smile though. Otherwise, it may be forced and done only out of politeness. If she does the tilt, the smile, and runs her fingers through her hair, that’s another very good sign. This brings us to what it means if she touches her own body.

If she’s touching her neck or collarbone area, she’s trying to appear enticing to you. Trailing fingers along her other arm is a good sign as well. When her arms are crossed, proceed with caution. She may not be interested, she could be feeling guarded, or she may be thinking that you are getting too personal.

What she wears, how she wears it, and what she allows or doesn’t allow her clothes to do can give hints about her innermost feelings. Does she let the spaghetti strap of her top dangle dangerously or slowly fix it by sliding her palm up her arm and onto her shoulder? Does she let her shoe dangle seductively from her toes while her legs are crossed? If you can answer yes to any of the above, she is thinking she’d like to see more of you. That’s the green light.

Let’s say you asked her out in the bar or that Chinese restaurant mentioned earlier, and she said yes. You pick her up at the time on which you both agreed. She obviously likes you, since she accepted your invitation. At the end of the date, you want to know if she’s still just as (or more) interested in you. Do you walk her to her door? Kiss her? Or is she just ready to get rid of you?

Watch her knees. If they are facing you, this is good. If they are facing the door, that’s bad news for you. It’s even worse if she seems to be hugging the door itself. During the conversation on the way home, is she looking at you from the corner of her eye? Smiling? Good!

If her hand is on the handle as soon as you pull up to her apartment complex, don’t kiss her, and don’t try to walk her up. She’s sick, scared, repulsed, or just too old-fashioned to want a kiss or anything more on this particular date. You may want to call her again a day or two later if you feel-contrary to the vibes she gave off at the end of your date-that she had a great time.

Suggest doing it again if she spent a lot of the evening smiling at you, brushing against your arm, touching your hand, etc. Even if you are rejected, it’s not as bad as missing out on a great woman just because you weren’t brave enough to pick up the phone.

]]> <p>I decided to have a low-key, take-out-and-a-movie night. We stopped off for Chinese and were nearly the only ones there. In the dingy eating area, there was a man probably in his twenties at a table waiting on his to-go order, and a young woman of about the same age waiting to place her own order. <strong><em>If this man had known how to read a woman’s body language</em></strong>, they could’ve saved a few bucks by combining their orders and gone home happier because, in the final hours of this equally loved and hated holiday, they may have found their own valentines. <strong><em>But how was the poor guy to know? </em></strong>Is it possible to ask a woman directly or is it better to gain experience communicating in <a href="https://callmechat.com/coomeet" rel="nofollow">coomeet free</a>?</p><p><strong>She came in looking cute but casual.</strong> She eyed his seated body from head to toe in a quick motion and then planted herself four or five feet away from his knees. In and of itself, this wouldn’t have meant much, but over the course of her short wait, she rotated her body inch by inch until she was basically facing him, with the counter where she’d order to her right.</p><p>This guy didn’t make a move and neither did she, so they picked up their to-go orders and went their separate ways. Each probably spent the evening alone, eating egg rolls in front of the television. But what might’ve happened if he had approached her? What could she have done differently to let him know she was interested?</p><p> </p><p><strong><em>The one thing that most women’s magazines preach to all single girls looking to snag a man is the look-smile-look method</em></strong>. If the girl had been feeling bold or had done her Man-Catching 101 homework, after rotating her body, she’d have made eye contact, looked quickly away, caught his eye again, smiled at him, and then glanced back away. This tactic works just as well at a crowded bar as it does at an empty hole-in-the-wall Chinese restaurant. If guys know how to recognize it, it’s almost always effective.</p><p><strong><em>Once they started talking, there probably would have been a few clues that aren’t exclusive to women.</em></strong>Smiling and the touching of an arm or hand in emphasis of what one’s saying are positive body language signs no matter the gender.</p><p>Another one of those universal gender moves is the head tilt, although women use it more. If her head tilts and she smiles, that’s great! Make sure the smile is a full smile though. Otherwise, it may be forced and done only out of politeness. If she does the tilt, the smile, and runs her fingers through her hair, that’s another very good sign. This brings us to what it means if she touches her own body.</p><p>If she’s touching her neck or collarbone area, she’s trying to appear enticing to you. Trailing fingers along her other arm is a good sign as well. When her arms are crossed, proceed with caution. She may not be interested, she could be feeling guarded, or she may be thinking that you are getting too personal.</p><p><em>What she wears, how she wears it, and what she allows or doesn’t allow her clothes</em> to do can give hints about her innermost feelings. Does she let the spaghetti strap of her top dangle dangerously or slowly fix it by sliding her palm up her arm and onto her shoulder? Does she let her shoe dangle seductively from her toes while her legs are crossed? If you can answer yes to any of the above, she is thinking she’d like to see more of you. That’s the green light.</p><p><strong><em>Let’s say you asked her out in the bar or that Chinese restaurant mentioned earlier, and she said yes. </em></strong>You pick her up at the time on which you both agreed. She obviously likes you, since she accepted your invitation. At the end of the date, you want to know if she’s still just as (or more) interested in you. Do you walk her to her door? Kiss her? Or is she just ready to get rid of you?</p><p>Watch her knees. If they are facing you, this is good. If they are facing the door, that’s bad news for you. It’s even worse if she seems to be hugging the door itself. During the conversation on the way home, is she looking at you from the corner of her eye? Smiling? Good!</p><p>If her hand is on the handle as soon as you pull up to her apartment complex, don’t kiss her, and don’t try to walk her up. She’s sick, scared, repulsed, or just too old-fashioned to want a kiss or anything more on this particular date. You may want to call her again a day or two later if you feel-contrary to the vibes she gave off at the end of your date-that she had a great time.</p><p><strong><em>Suggest doing it again if she spent a lot of the evening smiling at you, brushing against your arm, touching your hand, etc. Even if you are rejected, it’s not as bad as missing out on a great woman just because you weren’t brave enough to pick up the phone.</em></strong></p> 1b8271ca-5a4b-450b-8b5f-7b8e341e6b00 https://redcircle.com/shows/39fad0a2-d575-4428-b25a-dd881c4a5cc3/episodes/80de5c1b-9ec8-4e86-b0b7-82f3fd689c01 Mon, 18 Oct 2021 08:30:00 +0000 844 no