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Lust in translation.(Hot Sheet: WHAT'S NEW AND BUZZ-WORTHY)(Brief article)
When you're interacting with a guy, you give off--and get--flirty vibes without even realizing it. David Givens, PhD, author of Love Signals, breaks down the unspoken signs of sexual attraction.
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HEAD
Both sexes will tilt their heads to the side to indicate sexual interest.
EYES
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