Signs that a Married Woman Likes You



Women are mysterious. When you know you know them, you actually don’t. And when you know you don’t know them, you actually do. Men often get confused in understanding what women want. But if the man is smart enough to focus on the woman’s body language, he can learn many things and thus get to know her. Men use words to attract but women use body language.



In whichever society you are living in - conservative or modern - the use of body language is standard. In modern society, the results are faster, while in a conservative society it may take longer because of various factors. Single and married women do not use the same body language to show their interest. There’s a subtle difference. Since this blog is about married women, I’ll talk about the body language that they use to show they are interested in you.



A married woman may have things going perfectly well for her and yet there’s ‘something’ missing, which she desperately wants. But if for a married woman, things aren’t going perfectly well, then she has a bigger empty space to fill in. In order to be as specific as possible, I will only talk about married women who have things going perfectly well for them because their body language will be different from the married women for whom things aren’t going perfectly well.



Eyes, feet and voice – these are the three most important tools that a married woman (for whom things are going perfectly well) uses to show her interest in you. She’ll maintain a definite eye contact while talking to you, and even though you look here and there, she’ll keep looking at you while talking. Her eyes will tell you how deep her intensity is. The direction of her feet will always be towards you, not sideways. And her voice will be always be soft and tender and full of life and vivacity.



There’s one thing common across women of all three categories - single, married (things going perfectly well for them) and married (but things not going perfectly well for them) - and that is praise. If she is really interested in you, she’ll compliment you a lot. And it’ll be more about your physical attributes (especially your body and hair) than your other talents.



A married woman will stop here. She has given enough tell- tale signs to the man and now it is up to him to take the relationship to the next level. One more point which men think is a negative but is actually a Big +. If you’ve had relationships in the past, it increases your attraction level. The woman then feels that you are likeable and desirable and thus if other women could have you, why not she? Ego drives her further. An intelligent man can capitalise on this.



-          NZ

14.9.2019

BN: 127

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