Often times, a guy or girl has interest in a person of the opposite sex but is unsure of what the true feelings are toward him/her. The person will often try to read to much into words/actions to fit their own wishes. However, an external observer who has no knowledge of the relationship and observes the two people interact can offer a more objective point of view.
Let me give you an example. I am questioning a girl's attraction level toward me. She has given me mixed signals (long story). However third parties, who have never even met us before and then interact with us, say things to me after the fact like "are you a couple, because I see the way she looks at you," or "are you in a hot and heavy relationship?" I question them because I don't see it myself, but they do.
Any thoughts on the nature of third parties observing attraction?
2006-12-28
17:05:47
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