Whether a woman likes you or not, just send a WeChat message and it will be tested

Want to know the other person's feelings but dare not speak up? In fact, there are many "mind reading" passwords hidden in WeChat chats. Seemingly casual reply styles, emoji choices, and even the use of punctuation can all become hidden clues for judging favorability.

1. The secret of reply speed

1. A quick response may not necessarily be true love

Don't be misled by the chicken soup that "a quick response represents care". A truly busy modern person who can reply within 2 hours is considered positive. On the contrary, those who intentionally wait a few minutes before returning may be more concerned about their image in your heart.

2. The dialogue terminator should be vigilant.

If the other party always replies with "um" or "oh" words, or never initiates a new topic, this one-way output mode often implies a lack of interest. A healthy relationship should be like table tennis, where there are ups and downs for fun.

2. Emojis can speak

1. Emojis reveal intimacy The density

has been upgraded from the system's built-in emoticons to the collection of cute pet animations, and this "emoji evolution history" often reflects changes in psychological distance. When the other party starts using the same series of emojis you have posted, it is usually a good sign.

2. Late night emojis have deep meanings.

Sending cute emojis or sharing song links suddenly after 10 pm often carries a probing tone. Pay attention to distinguishing between the "goodnight" of health conscious individuals and the "what are night owls doing.

3. Punctuation Psychology

1. Period may represent alienation

Excessive use of periods in conversations among young people can appear deliberately formal, such as "Okay." having a stronger sense of distance than "Okay~". But it should also be noted that some people's input method habit is to add punctuation.

2. The wavy lines hide tenderness.

Sentences with wavy lines like "I'm eating~" usually convey a sense of relaxation and joy. If the other party suddenly changes their punctuation style, such as changing from cold commas to full screen wavy lines, it is worth observing.

4. Hidden Interaction in Moments

1. There are rules for liking time

Giving you a like on a selfie taken three months ago at 3am may not be as simple as insomnia. Occasional 'archaeological likes' are often a clever tool to enhance one's presence.

2. Comment content shows sincerity.

Compare "looks good" with "this outfit shows off your collarbone", the former is a polite compliment, while the latter carries more detailed attention. If the other party can remember the small things you mentioned and comment, their favorability will increase by 1. True affection does not need to be deliberately tested, it is hidden in those natural desires to share. It could be a strange cloud shot on the way to work, or a childhood anecdote that suddenly comes to mind. When someone starts sharing fragments of their life with you, the signal of their heartbeat is already clear enough. Instead of dwelling on the clues in WeChat, it's better to create more opportunities for offline interactions. After all, no matter how subtle the network hints are, they can't compare to a smile at each other in the real world.