How the body reacts when we like someone

There are ways to show someone else that we like them without exaggerating, one of the clearest is what is manifested through our body language. We all know the typical signs of flirting, but there are reactions that we cannot control and that have to do with the way our body handles attraction to another person.

sweating It is one of the strategies that our body uses to transmit attraction, precisely because through sweat the other person can detect our pheromones and feel attracted to us. The palms of the hands, the armpits and even the intimate area tend to sweat when someone is really attractive to us.

The previous sign may show us, but this one will hardly be noticed: the pupil dilation. When we receive a pleasant stimulus, such as seeing or talking to someone we like, our pupils dilate as a physiological reaction to the pleasure.

There are many gestures we can do when we like someone. One of the most common is to place our legs or feet facing that person, especially when we talk to him/her, this unconscious reaction indicates that we are oriented towards that person, giving it our full attention. We also have the tendency to stand up, stick out our chest and tuck in our belly, to expose a slimmer and more confident figure.

A common reaction in women is to touch or play with the hair as a result of nervousness, but also of primitive coquetry, and our hair is a element of sensuality and attraction for them. Meanwhile, when men approach a girl they like, they unconsciously place their thumbs in the belt area in order to highlight her genital area, a way of indicating her availability and virility.

Biting our lips, run your tongue over them, leave your mouth a little open. Everything seems like the product of a calculated seduction plan, but it is really a reaction controlled by our body. When we are attracted to someone our mouth and throat tend to dry out, and we feel nervous being close to that person. That’s why we drink more liquid and have a tendency to play with our lips or clear our throat.

The most famous body signal of all: when we like someone we blush when you see him/her arrive, when you talk to him/her or when he/she makes a pleasant comment. Our heart is racing and anything causes the capillaries in our face to dilate too much, we feel a rush of heat and our cheeks end up the color of a tomato.

Furthermore, when we like someone we can react with other subtle signals such as exposing our neck or wrists, touching our clothes a lot, especially in the chest area (both men and women do this) or opening our legs slightly in the case of girls, a subtle invitation to intimacy.

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