Woman Shares Expert Dating Tip To Tell If Someone Is Into You
When you are starting to get to know someone new and you are looking to find out more about whether the relationship can work, it can be hard to discern certain things.
Gone are the days of needing online quizzes or other forms of chicanery to find out more about the potential of your relationship. Rhiannon Quinche is here to help us make sense of it all.
As it turns out, someone’s level of interest in you can be determined by their hand movements. This is news to us and that is why we are passing it along to you. Fair warning, you are going to have to be as smart as possible about this one. It may take a bit of detective work but we promise you that it is worth it.
“I can’t remember where I heard this from, but since I heard it, I just noticed people doing it all the time. So basically if you’re speaking to someone and they scratch the back of their hand, it means that they [like] you,” Rhiannon explains in her TikTok video.
We never would have thought of this one in a million years and of course, the comment section was not immediately convinced.
“It’s some kind of subconscious grooming thing. But honestly, you will notice people doing it, and it’s wild,” Rhiannon continued. The comments had us cackling, as people were bringing up common issues like anxiety. This is true. The last thing that anyone wants to do is trick themselves into thinking that their crush likes them and the whole time it was just a stress reaction.
We just hope that the people out there who are going to start watching their partners’ hand movements more closely are prepared for what is about to come their way. There are some men out there who are going to be wondering why they are in an argument because they scratched their hand in the presence of someone else.
All jokes aside, this is food for thought and we cannot wait to learn more as time goes on. It’ll be interesting to see if we notice anyone doing it!
https://www.tiktok.com/@rhiannonbethanyq/video/7073094829877562629?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc&web_id=7019354648058988037