How often have you been across the room from someone and felt them staring at you? Not in a creepy way, but in an “I’m interested in you” kind of way. How do you respond? Maybe you make eye contact ...

A recent book, Nonverbal Communication in Close Relationships: What Words Don’t Tell Us, explores the role of nonverbal communication in relationships. Edited by Robert Sternberg and Aleksandra Kostic ...

If you're looking to up your flirt game, there's one thing you must be able to do: read your partner's body language. How your partner holds him or herself reveals a wealth of knowledge about how well ...

In earlier posts, I have discussed how to flirt and be attractive in general, and I have shared research on how to get a guy’s (or gal’s) attention. Yet I still get emails from women asking how to let ...

There’s a body of proof that she’s into you. Coquettish glances and flirtatious smiles — they’re often good indicators that a lady is hot to trot for what a guy’s got. But the cutesy cues are only the ...

The Author of "Human Lie Detection and Body Language 101," Vanessa Van Edwards, is an expert at reading body language and says we can learn a lot about people by picking up on their non-verbal cues.

The next time you’re cozying up to a date or cute stranger and they look you in the eye before glancing down at your mouth, they might not be signaling you’ve got food in your teeth. You may in fact ...

Flirting is an art. It comes naturally for some, while, for others, it's an unknown language. Yet, if you are dating, you need to know the language of effective flirting — the type of flirt to attract ...