Human beings are naturally driven to flirt with those to whom we're attracted, whether we realize it or not. Trying to get a stranger to notice your interest in them can be a difficult thing to accomplish, though. But there are scientifically proven ways to get someone to take notice. Psychologist Monica Moore has spent a lot of time studying the way women flirt, and it's more covert than you might imagine. Women in public settings send non-verbal cues to those that they're interested in. Sometimes, they're so subtle, the other person might assume they're the one making the first move, when in reality they've just been summoned.
The more cues that are thrown out, the better the chances of scoring a mutual flirtation. Moore notes there are 52 behaviors that women use to get noticed, including glancing, primping, and licking their lips. Often, the more shy and subtle behaviors women engage in are coupled with more overt shows of interest, like flirting with several people at once until one of them shows the same level of interest.
Watch the video to learn about more of the absolute best ways to flirt, according to science!
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Let them know | 0:14
The right angle | 0:57
Be direct | 1:36
Know your audience | 2:21
Fly solo | 3:21
A genuine smile | 4:01
Eye contact | 4:49
Use your hands | 5:30
Take up space | 6:10
Dress the part | 6:57
Buy something warm | 7:34
Skip the small talk | 8:16
Check your body language | 8:53
Make her laugh | 9:38
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