Infatuation Rules
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Touching your waist from behind is an obvious sign of attraction coming from him. It's a bold move that declares he wants to take your relationship to the next level—whether it be from strangers to friends, or friends to lovers.
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Read More »We sometimes include products we think are useful for our readers. If you buy through links on this page, we may earn a small commission. Read our affiliate disclosure. You were out with a guy—perhaps you were dating, or you were simply hanging out—and then out of nowhere, he touched your waist from behind.
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Read More »You may or you may not like being touched at the waist. It can be sensual and romantic, even protective. But it’s also a very domineering gesture. If a superior or a teacher decides to touch you on the waist, you better hope they’re doing it just as a brotherly gesture—one that means “I’m comfortable with you.” But chances are that he’s trying to push his sexual attraction on to you. And given the fact that he’s in a position of power over you, this could count as sexual harassment. Because of that, it helps to be cautious around him.
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Texting you frequently, talking about you when with friends or others, getting jealous, drunk texting or calling you, trying everything he can to...
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