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Nonverbal cues, including eye contact and leaning in, that signal interest.
Couples use a compact vocabulary of —eye contact and looks, touch patterns (squeezes, pats, tie signs), vocal tone and subtle mouth movements, and movement rhythms—to communicate pleasure, preference ...
Women who use to signal interest most often rely on small, context-dependent, and indirect contacts—light brushes, lingering hand or arm touches, playful nudges, or an intentional hand on the knee or ...
are uniquely prone to decontextualization because their design compresses time, severs narrative anchors, and privileges vivid sensory fragments over explanatory context . That compression, coupled wi...