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*lisaVali
writes:Here is a guy at my class that I think he likes me. He does tease me sometimes and stuff and gives me some signs that he likes me. Well he once asked for my friend to move so he would sit next to me. Sometimes he tries to make me jealous so he flirt with my friend only infonr of me. He act so weird around me. And I catch him a lot staring and glancing at me and he keep looking at me from the corner of his eyes. And once I was talking to my friend about my guy friends and kind of dating and stuff. He was in front of me and I think he was stalking what I was talking about because he told me to move backward (He said it to me and looked very annoyed)But he never did that when I don't talk about these stuff. Why did he get annoyed? And once my friend said my old crushe's name loudly. So that guy was near me. When he headed the name his face looked upset and he suddenly went calm. (he doesn't know that the name was my old crush's name.)What confuses me that I heard that sometimes he still have feelings for his ex. Both of them are still friends till now. But they aren't back together yet. What does that mean? Do you guys think that he likes me? And if you could mention some body language signs that he likes me?
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reader, Honeypie  +, writes (19 September 2014):
 Honestly, why would you even WANT this guy to be interested?
Flirting with your friend to make you jealous? seriously, that is attractive?
Or stalking your conversations and trying to control who you talk to?
And talking about his ex, usually mean he ISN'T over her.
Seriously? Are those traits you'd like in a guy?
I think he is playing with you. I think he can sense you are interested and he LIKES getting his ego stroked BY you.
You can't really read much in what you wrote about him, body languages have many nuances that is hard to describe by words, but it's also up to HOW you CHOOSE to interpret them.
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