Guys...help me decode my ex-boyfriend based on his behavior?
He sounds whacked and extremely controlling. He doesn't think you should be at the Mall Food Court? Good riddance, scary behavior, you lucked out to be rid of him.
Help with decoding some teen boys?
1. maybe they both feel akward about it. she should talk to him, but casually. 2.it shouldn't matter that he brings up other girls because you said you don't like him anyways. 3.he's either asking for his best friend, or for himself. can't tell. 4.stand up for yourself. my best friend is doing the same thing to me, and i can't stand it. make her see that it's not right to let him say that. and you should come before him, because if they do go out, they'll break up eventually. and it's not worth ruining your guys's friendship. plus, if they do go out, the relationship will run it's natural course ending in them breaking up since he's a jerk and all. 5.can't you sit in the back so the bus driver can't hear you? ask him if he wants to hang out sometime, he sounds nice. or you could wait for him to ask you, but that won't get you anywhere, because you don't know what he's thinking. 6. tell him to back off and quit looking at you. he sounds like a freak.
What are your thoughts on men sitting with their legs crossed?
When a man crosses his legs, there is a non-verbal message being sent out.There are as many different messages as there are styles of crossing legs, and they vary with circumstances, context, situation, who is around at the moment, other signs of non-verbal communication.So here are a few ‘’basic’’ styles:don’t come close, in case you’re missing the crossed legs, there is a look and a hand to go along with it ment to stop you in your tracksflirtatiousness - looks, legs at a non-threatening angle, and touching his thightension hidden as flirtatiousness - forget the open shirt, concentrate on the rigorousness of his silhouette along with his hand clenching tight the rm of the chair.total arrogance - when done in the company of women this is one of 3 non-verbal ways to show-off ‘’masculine agility’’, this one being the most subtle. When done in the company of men, it is a sign of ‘’male superiority’’ (alpha wolf in a group of other wolves)‘’polite boy’’ posture - here you pay attention to the neatly crossed legs along with the hand placement. Message: non-threatening, just want to be friends with you, and agree with everything you say. White knuckles reveal extreme tension, even though a fake smile is an attempt to suggest otherwise. A possible reason for his discomfort: feeling uneasy talking to the person at the other side of the table. Clues: his gaze is directed to the left, and along with his smile suggests that he’s looking directly at the person, his feet point away from the person, signifying a desire to leave. Also, he created a barricade of objects at the table between himself and the other person, which signifies unwillingness to open up and connect.low confidence disguised as entitlement - don’t come close, this is my space, don’t invade it. Associated gesture - hand on the chin: I’m thinking about important things, don’t interfere.
How can i read my boyfriend's mind ?
well anyways I've been dating my boyfriend for over a year and i still cant read his mind and emotions... he seems very disappointed because he can read my mind >< he keeps telling me to find out by myself but i cant, i don't know why though. im kinda jealous that his best friend, that's a girl can read his mind. why cant that be me? is it normal for some people not being able to read others minds? yahoo answers can you please help me i really want to know.. thank you
My best friend's boyfriend won't let her speak to other guys?
So basically, I'm a guy and my best friend is a girl. Her boyfriend of 7 or 8 months has just made her stop talking to guys completely, me included. She has to delete bbm and snapchat and everything else uses to talk to guys and she already has. So has her boyfriend. She goes to all girls school so she can't speak to guys there but he goes to a mixed school so he can speak to girls there. The thing is, she loves her boyfriend so much but I don't think that the feeling is mutual. He says stuff to her like everything she does annoys him unless they're in person and she said to me that he gets these weird moods where he just has a go at her for no reason and it makes her just sit there crying but not saying anything (this is over text) so that they don't start an argument. So many people, me included, have tried to make her break up with him but she never does she told me that it's impossible for her to leave him. The problem is that she loves him so much but when they break up she hates him so much she even got annoyed by the fact that she always goes back to him. Please can someone tell me what to do because I don't want to lose my best friend I just miss her. They're both 14 but I'm 15 btw she's also changed so much since they started going out and I've told her how we started drifting apart when they started going out