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Intro:
Dating is hard, largely because meeting new people can be
nerve-wracking.
When you first meet a guy -- at a bar, a friend's house or even
church -- the facts remain: You have to wonder what he's thinking
and whether he really likes you.
But did you know that -- whether they like it, know it or not --
men are pre-programmed to send out physical clues when they're
interested in a woman?
Legend has it that men make the first move, then plead, cajole,
wine, dine and advertisement
basically bribe (via chocolates, flowers and dinner dates) women
into their bachelor pads to either a) have their wicked way or b)
get down on bended knee.
Women -- sweet, passive, delicate little flowers that we are --
start out strong by defying his attentions, until sheer persistence
breaks down our resistance and we agree to...a sherry. Meanwhile,
we fill our days by reading romance novels and peering from behind
closed curtains, on the watch for knights on big white
stallions.
What a load of crap. Women have always made the first move and
orchestrated the pace, flow and direction of romantic
relationships.
Masters of intuition and emotional manipulation, adept at body
language, able to gauge the emotional temperature of a room quicker
than our nipples stiffen in a breeze,
you can bet on it that if he's on his way over, armed with courage
and a pickup line,
you were the one who lured him.
Women choose from no less than 52 moves to show men they're
interested.
The average man chooses from a maximum of 10 to attract a
female.
Good news then, that the average female is usually very good at
deciphering body language.
Just in case you're not, I've included the obvious, along with
signals that are more subtle, secretive and (occasionally)
downright loony.