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Has he got this sort of body language wrong and the bloke is just being friendly.

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Question - (27 May 2007) 3 Answers - (Newest, 28 May 2007)
A female , anonymous writes:

I asked my husband the other day that if a woman he knew winked at him what would he think and he said 'I would think she wants to know me more, she fancies me'. I asked him what he thought if a bloke winked at me and he said 'I would worry'. He said that if a male friend winked at me and smiled he wouldn't see it as just being a friend he would see it as they wanted something more.

He's normally pretty good on body language and I hope he is wrong as on a few occasions a friend of his has winked and smiled at me and I am not sure whether I should tell him as I don't want to destroy their friendship. Has he got this sort of body language wrong and the bloke is just being friendly.

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A female reader, candy00s United Kingdom +, writes (28 May 2007):

candy00s agony auntI think he was just being friendly - you dont have anything to worry about unless he tries it on with you or starts flirting with you.

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A male reader, kenny United Kingdom +, writes (28 May 2007):

kenny agony auntI woulden't say anything as you could be reading the signs wrong.

When i am talking to people whether it be male or femail i sometimes wink when finishing a conversation, or saying goodby, its an expression alot of people use and don't even realise they are doing it half the time.

I would hate to think that everyone i subconsciously winked at thought i fancied them. I woulden't worry about it, unless he makes an inappropriate advance torwards you.

Good luck x

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A male reader, DV1 United States +, writes (28 May 2007):

DV1 agony auntUnless he makes a move, don't even worry about it. Let it roll off your back, unless he takes some sort of innappropriate action.

DV1

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