Do you like it but dare not say it? These small movements of the body have long exposed their heart!

Have you ever had such an experience? Although I was deeply moved by someone, my words turned to 'The weather is nice today'. In fact, the body is much more honest than the mouth, and those small movements that cannot be hidden are already flashing like signal lights. Scientists have found that 93% of human communication is accomplished through nonverbal means, which means that a glance or gesture may be more persuasive than a thousand words.

1. Eyes can speak

1. Pupil changes

When you see someone you like, your pupils unconsciously dilate. This physiological reaction is completely uncontrollable, just like drooling when you see delicious food. Research has found that when a person sees something of interest, their pupil diameter can dilate by 45%.

2. Eye contact frequency

If a person frequently looks at you and quickly moves their gaze away, it is likely that they are acting recklessly inside. On average, if eye contact lasts for more than 3 seconds, a special feeling may occur, and if eye contact lasts for more than 8.2 seconds, the brain may mistake it for true love.

3. Eyebrow Micro Expression

The rapid rise and fall of eyebrows is a typical "surprise reaction", which lasts less than 1/5 of a second but exposes the inner excitement. It's interesting that this expression is difficult to deliberately imitate.

2. Honest body

1. Toe pointing

Both feet will unconsciously face the person of interest, just like a compass pointing north. Even when the upper body is talking to others, the direction of the toes often reveals true thoughts.

2. Grooming

Suddenly teasing hair, tidying collars, or wiping non-existent dust are typical courtship behaviors. These actions can increase attraction, just like a peacock opening its screen is instinctive.

3. Spatial Distance

People unconsciously shorten their social distance with their crush. If you find someone always "happens" to be within 1.2 meters of you, it's not a coincidence.

3. Sound cannot be hidden

1. Intonation changes

When facing someone you like, your voice will unconsciously increase in pitch, and your speaking speed may become faster or slower. On average, male voices decrease by 30 hertz, while female voices increase by 35 hertz.

2. characteristics of Laughter

True laughter can activate more facial muscles and cause crow's feet at the corners of the eyes. Research has found that the frequency of laughter that women emit towards their crush is most attractive between 1000-2000 hertz.

3. Language Imitation

People unconsciously imitate the way they like someone's speech, vocabulary habits, and even accent. This' chameleon effect 'affects relationships It is particularly evident between secretive individuals. Next time you encounter someone who makes your heart beat faster, you may want to carefully observe these body signals. Remember, true liking cannot be hidden, just like sneezing is difficult to conceal. Instead of struggling with how to confess, it's better to first understand these silent confessions. Maintain awareness of your body, and you will find that love has long been written in every subtle action.