An expert on body language called the signs that the interlocutor does not like you

In order to get a rough impression of what the interlocutor thinks of you, it is enough to pay attention to someone’s posture, eye contact, where he puts his hands, and whether he wrinkles his nose.

About it stated 53-year-old body language expert Adrianna Carter. She explained that when we are in pain, people wrinkle their nose slightly. On this basis, it is easy to determine that the interlocutor is dissatisfied with the contact with you.

An opponent who would not like to communicate anymore will subconsciously lean back or try to create some kind of barrier between you. He can also cross his arms over his chest.

Adrianna said that she herself uses the opposite gestures to show her counterpart an interest in communication. The key signs are maintaining eye contact (60-70%), raised eyebrows, rolling up sleeves and trying to get closer to the interlocutor. If someone leans towards you, then the conversation is going well.

The expert also noted that it is important to follow the direction of the gaze of the interlocutor. If he first looks away, then looks at you, and then looks away again, that’s very telling. The person is really interested. Eyebrows raised when smiling can also be considered a good sign.

Adrianna Carter named another sign of sympathy – the behavior of a peacock.

“When people start touching their hair, shaking it, it means they want to look good for you,” she explained.

Some men roll up their sleeves to show off their muscular forearms and their strength.

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