11 Ways the Body Reveals Someone Likes You, According to Psychology

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They hold eye contact (and their pupils dilate)

Their smile looks genuine (Duchenne smile)

They mirror your movements

They lean toward you (proximity seeking)

Their body faces you (open orientation)

They do small grooming moves (preening)

They touch you lightly (or reach for casual contact)

Nervous energy or fidgeting shows up

Their voice changes — softer, warmer, or lower pitch

Their eyebrows or eyes “flash” when they see you

Their feet point toward you

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Wondering if someone’s into you — but don’t want to ask straight out? People give off lots of nonverbal signals. Below are 11 body-language cues psychology says often show attraction. Keep in mind: none of these alone is proof. Read clusters of signals, respect boundaries, and remember culture and context matter.

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