Lecture Notes: Seven Body Language Signs a Woman is Secretly Attracted to You

Introduction

• The presentation discusses seven body language signs indicating a woman's attraction.
• Emphasizes the importance of taking action when signs are noticed.
• Men should lead and make the first move.
• Recognizing choosing signals gives an advantage.

Key Signs of Attraction

1. Raised and Energetic Posture

• Women sit up more, may arch their backs when attracted.
• Indicates excitement and attraction.
• Example: A woman adjusting her posture when someone she likes enters the room.
• Psychological Aspect: Sign of pining, showing interest and excitement.

2. Displaying Vulnerable Parts

• Includes exposing wrists, neck, inner arms.
• Actions like moving hair to reveal neck are signs of submission.
• Psychological Aspect: Indicates trust and attraction, inviting more intimate interactions.

3. Smiling

• Distinguish between genuine and fake smiles (genuine smiles have eye crinkles).
• Seductive, genuine smiles hold longer and invite interaction.
• Psychological Aspect: Invites engagement, signals interest.

4. Playing with Hair

• Can indicate attraction if done in your presence.
• Sometimes a sign of nervousness or trying to make themselves appear attractive.
• Psychological Aspect: Drawing attention to femininity and nervousness around someone they admire.

5. Leaning In

• Leaning closer during conversation shows interest and attempts to close the distance.
• Psychological Aspect: Closing physical space indicates comfort and interest.

6. Touching

• Includes self-touching and touching the other person.
• Breaking the touch barrier signals permission for intimacy.
• Psychological Aspect: Shows comfort and an invitation to reciprocate.

7. Eye Contact

• Sustained eye contact suggests interest.
• Women may not approach but will show interest through eye contact.
• Psychological Aspect: Eye contact as a form of non-verbal invitation to approach.

Conclusion

• Recognize these signs to better understand and respond to attraction signals from women.
• Importance of making the initial move as a man.
• Additional resources available for further learning.