How To Tell If They Like You


Sometimes you crush on people, but aren't quite sure if they're also interested in building a lasting and healthy relationship with you... If that is correct, then this is for you.

Actions speak louder than words, you can actually tell if someone truly intends building a long lasting and healthy relationship with you from the sacrifices they make for you, the respect they have for your personal values, and their willingness to contribute towards your success without asking you for something costly in return. So don't be fooled by manipulative narcissists who intend to take advantage of you in order to feel good about themselves.

Take time to observe (not judge) people who you like before concluding if they are right for a close relationship with you. 

However here's how to know if someone is truly interested in you:

- They enjoy sitting close to you.

- They remember much about you.

- They often enjoy keeping a conversation going when you're talking with them.

- They smile when they see you.

- You can tell that they get quite nervous around you.

- They are curious about you.

- They check up on you occasionally.

- They like to spend long amounts of time with you.

- You either feel valued, respected, loved, or at peace when you're with them. 

Understand that a person who is interested in you may show the signs above, or at least most of them.

However, if it so happens that they don’t make a move and you’re still wondering whether they like you or not, the best thing you can do is to take the first step yourself and ask them. 

Remember, Life is too short to waste time overthinking.

Christopher is a brilliant content writer and digital marketing executive who enables brands to connect in a human way with their audience on the internet. He is also a trained investment advisor, with a passion for helping people secure and maximize their financial resources.

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