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"He/she Touches My Arm, Is that a Sign?": What Psychologists Say About Flirting
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A long look, a smile a little too leaned, a hand that briefly arises on your arm... And the question that comes up almost immediately: does he/she flirt with me? In the game of seduction, the signals are rarely explicit. They slip into details, gestures, micro-interactions that we interpret - sometimes wrongly, sometimes rightly. As the psychiatrists Raj Persaud and Peter Bruggen recall in an analysis published on Psychology Today, the flirt is …
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