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writes:There's this girl I like who I think likes me back. Among the things she does that makes me suspect this is that her voice tone changes when she talks to me in comparison to other people. She seems to speak with a much softer tone and her words seem to drag out and be elongated. For example when she says "sorry" to other people it's much louder and faster but when she says it to me her voice goes kind of mushy. When I say hey to her when passing by she replies with a kind of shaky and cracking voice. Sometimes I can't barely hear her at all and at other times her voice goes way higher than usual. It's as if I'm almost intimidating to her.
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reader, Phoebe Halliwell  +, writes (13 August 2010):
 Hey :)
Yes, the way we talk changes. You might also want to pay attention to her body language. Maybe she stands closer to you than she does other guys? Maybe she likes to hug you a lot or touches you on the arm/shoulder when you're talking? I think body language is more revealing than tone of voice, because your voice can change depending on how you're feeling. (Eg. your tone when you're upset is different to when you're happy)
But it does sound like she likes you :)
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reader, anonymous, writes (13 August 2010): Sounds very much like she has a crush on you.
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