At the beginning of a relationship, it is completely normal to sometimes wonder what your partner is thinking and how to correctly interpret his reactions. The answers are often hidden in body language, which betrays our feelings and intentions before we do so with words. That is why we have prepared for you 5 ways to understand your partner's body language.
1. Watch his facial expression
It has probably happened to you that you have tried to pretend, that everything is fine, but yours betrayed you facial expression. It is the facial expression that often tells more than words, so it is important that you know it to interpret.
If your partner he smiles, his eyes but they stay cold, this may mean that in fact he is not satisfied or to him stress it makes it impossible to really enjoy it. They also indicate stress frowning and jaw tightening.
If you are licks or biting her lips, is most likely nervous or he has feelings for you attractiveness. Also raising eyebrows it depends on the situation: maybe it is surprised, maybe skeptical, but it can also be for him uncomfortable. If he raises his eyebrows he smiles, this most likely points to passion.
Facial expressions often say more than words Photo: Timothy Dykes / Unsplash2. Pay attention to eye contact
Eye contact points to during the conversation interest and connection. It means that you partner listens carefully and yes in communication actively participates. What if his eyes they swish all around?
That most likely means yes thinking about something else: they may be pestering him worries, maybe it is tired or anxious. Of course, this does not mean that you are not interested in him: when we are under stress, we often unintentionally dedicate to the interlocutor less attention, as we intended.
3. Monitor the position of the arms and legs
When we want our own emotions to hide, we usually pay the most attention to the expression on the face, but we forget to control it movements of your arms and legs. If you notice that they are your partner's hands crossed or clenched into fists, this could be a sign defensive position. It is usually taken by a person when it seems to him that the conflict begins or we asked her to do something that you doesn't want to to complete.
Also pay attention to whether they are muscles on your partner's hands tense or is his position relaxed.
Monitor the position of your hands and feet at the table Photo: Mental Health America / Pexels4. Observe your partner's movements
When we feel with someone relaxed, usually we don't move a lot, but our movements are gentle and calm. If you notice that your partner constantly moving fingers, feet or hands, this could be a sign irritation, boredom, nervousness or anxiety. It also indicates stress and embarrassment if your partner turns during the conversation offset away from you or takes a position where his face somewhat covered up.
The movement in which the partner leans has the opposite meaning closer to you: this most likely points to increased interest and feeling connection.
5. Pay attention to his pace while walking
But what about when you and your partner go for errands, on a walk or recreation? Then you can pay attention to the pace of his walk.
It is believed that they will be partners who have feelings for each other intimately and love, holders similar pace, making sure that one of them don't get left behind. They will be for each other as well messages, if you intend to to turn or to stop.
