If a woman stands at her front door as you are leaving her house, does this mean she likes you?

Question

I was at this woman's house yesterday to help her move furniture and she paid me to do it. After I was done, she walked me to the door and we said our goodbyes, however, she stood at the door and watched me go to my car prior to saying goodbye again. Does this mean anything or was the woman just being courteous to ensure that I made it to my car? This is the second time that this happened to me. The first time was with another woman where I hooked up her TV and VCR for her. Again, this was business and she paid me for my services. As I was walking down the driveway to my car, she stood at the door the whole time. I have heard the old urban legend that if a woman turns around to look back at you after she walks away, it means that she is interested in you. Would this apply as being the same principle?

Answer 1

This is common courtesy. Don't think too much about it. In your line of work you'll likely to encounter alot more. Get the job done, get paid and move-on. If a woman is interested in you, most probably she'll call you for any other job to create opportunities. Unless that happens, otherwise move on.

Answer 2

quite humorous. yet.... quote:; > >you already know that indestructible black container > >it relatively is used on airplanes? Why do no longer > >they make the entire plane out of that > >stuff? > > the clarification is: if the plane replaced into completly made up of this fabric it may be too heavy to fly. style of lame, isn't it?

Answer 3

I think its creepy.

Answer 4

shes going to kill your ***