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When it comes to shared human experiences, wondering if the person you like also likes you back is universal. Figuring out whether someone is interested in you has inspired endless memes, movies, novels and, let's be honest, daily Whatsapp chats between friends. Online dating offers us the opportunity to take advantage of algorithms that show us people that fit our vision of the perfect match, but these apps can also be a minefield of misinterpretation and a source of anxiety for many. Is this person genuinely interested? Is it just a crush? Is there sexual tension? Do they want to be friends with me or date me? Modern dating can be incredibly confusing and often, the bulk of our communication is carried out via direct messages and voice notes, weakening our intuition and creating issues around trust, interpretation and intention. To help you determine if someone is interested in a romantic relationship with you, we asked relationship experts to share the most common signs that a person is into you. They often respond minutes after you send your message. It will make you feel like you're high on their list of priorities. Psychotherapist , Lorna Evans agrees. Can you get on the phone? Can you get on a video call? Is the frequency and pace the same? And also let's look out for red flags here. Does your messaging with this person feel normal and do you feel like a priority in a healthy way?

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It's important to consider this. Hear us out This is where emojis can be helpful. They might seem like silly little faces with heart eyes, however, emojis and the way a person uses them can show us a lot about how they feel about us. Especially if the way the emojis are used changes over time. Emojis can also be used to make messages funnier and more entertaining to read, which shows that someone is putting effort into their communication and trying to make you laugh. However, if they aren't using emojis that doesn't mean they aren't into you.. And, you should beware of people that communicate using only emojis. Fire emojis on all your stories could be the start of something however Then, our body unconsciously starts mirroring the other person. Contrary to what you might have heard, it's not about a specific body language, but whether they are reflecting what we're doing. Notice are they mimicking your posture? Do they copy your volume of voice? Do their facial expressions change as yours do?If so, you have rapport and connection. Even the way they format their messages and the way they show humour and react to your jokes and comments could be an example of mirroring. This phenomenon is caused by mirror neurons — a type of brain cell that responds when we perform an action and when we witness someone else perform the same action. There are so many ways to communicate with someone you like in today's world. You might talk on a dating app, exchange text messages, send memes, have video chats, call each other on the phone or send each other flirty snaps or funny TikToks. The choice that pushes you to try any of these platforms all boils down to comfort. If a person likes you, they'll respect and accommodate your platform of choice. Equally you might not use social media at all or are prevented from using it because of the sort of job you do and prefer to speak on the phone or arrange to meet in person. If something feels odd, go with your gut, set clear boundaries and stay where you feel secure. Clear communication is so important. Often a compliment about your personality, habits and mannerisms are a better indicator of whether someone likes you. Many of us fear misinterpreting a situation that leads to rejection. We have to deal with it because a fear of rejection could cause you to hold back in your life, and stop you from meeting someone else and experiencing love. Overcoming this fear, finding this freedom, seeing the beauty of being vulnerable, allows us to live a life with more fun, adventure, excitement because you no longer hold yourself back.

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If it feels like acting on your feelings and outing yourself to your crush is is too frightening, consider why this might be. Is something else driving your fear? Are you worried about their response? If you think they might not be kind about your feelings, are they really someone you want to be with? If they are looking for an intimate relationship, consider your own expectations. This is about choosing what we do with our time wisely to get what we need and what we would like from our relationships. Any rejection is horrendous but there is also a learning when we take a risk in a relationship. My best advice is to look after your heart, your self esteem and your sexual power. Best lubes for sex during menopause. How to sext: a masterclass on the art of sexting. Sexual tension: the 21 signs you need to know. What is love bombing? Ann Summers launches Planet Pleasure vibrators.Victoria Beckham shares cute Valentine's throwback. The best sex positions to reignite your spark. How to boost your sex drive. Your sex drive explained. The best vibrators for Catherine Zeta-Jones shares sweet anniversary post. Watch Next. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. When it comes to shared human experiences, wondering if the person you like also likes you back is universal. Figuring out whether someone is interested in you has inspired endless memes, movies, novels and, let's be honest, daily Whatsapp chats between friends. Online dating offers us the opportunity to take advantage of algorithms that show us people that fit our vision of the perfect match, but these apps can also be a minefield of misinterpretation and a source of anxiety for many.

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Is this person genuinely interested? Is it just a crush? Is there sexual tension? Do they want to be friends with me or date me? Modern dating can be incredibly confusing and often, the bulk of our communication is carried out via direct messages and voice notes, weakening our intuition and creating issues around trust, interpretation and intention. To help you determine if someone is interested in a romantic relationship with you, we asked relationship experts to share the most common signs that a person is into you. They often respond minutes after you send your message. It will make you feel like you're high on their list of priorities. Psychotherapist , Lorna Evans agrees. Can you get on the phone? Can you get on a video call? Is the frequency and pace the same? And also let's look out for red flags here. Does your messaging with this person feel normal and do you feel like a priority in a healthy way? It's important to consider this. Hear us outThis is where emojis can be helpful. They might seem like silly little faces with heart eyes, however, emojis and the way a person uses them can show us a lot about how they feel about us. Especially if the way the emojis are used changes over time. Emojis can also be used to make messages funnier and more entertaining to read, which shows that someone is putting effort into their communication and trying to make you laugh. However, if they aren't using emojis that doesn't mean they aren't into you.. And, you should beware of people that communicate using only emojis. Fire emojis on all your stories could be the start of something however Then, our body unconsciously starts mirroring the other person. Contrary to what you might have heard, it's not about a specific body language, but whether they are reflecting what we're doing. Notice are they mimicking your posture? Do they copy your volume of voice? Do their facial expressions change as yours do? If so, you have rapport and connection.

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Even the way they format their messages and the way they show humour and react to your jokes and comments could be an example of mirroring. This phenomenon is caused by mirror neurons — a type of brain cell that responds when we perform an action and when we witness someone else perform the same action. There are so many ways to communicate with someone you like in today's world. You might talk on a dating app, exchange text messages, send memes, have video chats, call each other on the phone or send each other flirty snaps or funny TikToks. The choice that pushes you to try any of these platforms all boils down to comfort. If a person likes you, they'll respect and accommodate your platform of choice. Equally you might not use social media at all or are prevented from using it because of the sort of job you do and prefer to speak on the phone or arrange to meet in person. If something feels odd, go with your gut, set clear boundaries and stay where you feel secure. Clear communication is so important. Often a compliment about your personality, habits and mannerisms are a better indicator of whether someone likes you. Many of us fear misinterpreting a situation that leads to rejection. We have to deal with it because a fear of rejection could cause you to hold back in your life, and stop you from meeting someone else and experiencing love. Overcoming this fear, finding this freedom, seeing the beauty of being vulnerable, allows us to live a life with more fun, adventure, excitement because you no longer hold yourself back. If it feels like acting on your feelings and outing yourself to your crush is is too frightening, consider why this might be. Is something else driving your fear? Are you worried about their response?If you think they might not be kind about your feelings, are they really someone you want to be with? If they are looking for an intimate relationship, consider your own expectations. This is about choosing what we do with our time wisely to get what we need and what we would like from our relationships. Any rejection is horrendous but there is also a learning when we take a risk in a relationship. My best advice is to look after your heart, your self esteem and your sexual power. Best lubes for sex during menopause. How to sext: a masterclass on the art of sexting. Sexual tension: the 21 signs you need to know. What is love bombing? Ann Summers launches Planet Pleasure vibrators. Victoria Beckham shares cute Valentine's throwback. The best sex positions to reignite your spark. How to boost your sex drive. Your sex drive explained. The best vibrators for Catherine Zeta-Jones shares sweet anniversary post. Watch Next. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Jump to ratings and reviews.

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Want to read. Rate this book. Smart Girl Summer. Kristin Rockaway. A thieving PhD advisor, a screeching halt to her grad program, and zero job offers have left her high and dry. Or eat, pray, tutor, more like. Her dissertation might be dead, but she can still teach. Their strained relationship could use some mending, though, and Abby can help. Loading interface About the author. Kristin Rockaway 8 books followers. Kristin Rockaway is a native New Yorker and recovering corporate software engineer. After working in the IT industry for far too many years, she finally traded the city for the surf and chased her dreams out to Southern California, where she spends her days happily writing stories instead of code.Be sure to follow Kristin on BookBub for the latest sales! Write a Review. Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book! Community Reviews. Search review text. Displaying 1 - 30 of reviews. I just love this title and cover. Abby is working on a Ph. Richard is the owner of the yacht, and his relationship with his daughter has been a little distant since his divorce. This trip may change everything. Smart Girl summer is easily readable with fun banter. What I appreciated most is that Abby absolutely is a smart and relatable main character. Overall, Smart Girl Summer is a sweet and refreshing love story full of heart. I received a gifted copy. Many of my reviews can also be found on my blog: www. This was nice. A good summer read to take to the beach. Didn't expect to like it this much! The writing is nice and so genuine at parts.

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A few moments extra with the lead couple could've just made it perfect! Between 2. Smart Girl Summer will be published on August 23, ! The only 2 redeeming qualities about Smart Girl Summer: the setting is on a super yacht sailing around the Mediterranean and Bijou being the sweet year-old girl she is. For one, she knew the consequences of seeking romantic relationships with her clients-getting fired from the tutoring agency she works at-and she still fell head over heels for Richard knowing he's an extremely high-profile client who gets a lot of press because of the company he runs and the playboy reputation he has. She makes the equivalent of the shocked Pikachu face meme when their relationship is revealed to the public and eventually gets fired from the tutoring agency when they catch wind of it and gets upset with Richard when she damn well knew the consequences going in. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. Richard, Abby's love interest and the father of the student she's tutoring , more definitely could've been done with his character. The only things we really know about him are that he loves his daughter and wants to build a better relationship with her and that he runs a multibillion-dollar company that uses its money for good causes. Other than that, there wasn't really anything else about him that stood out other than that he's a good person and not what the press makes him out to be. With that being said, it made Abby and Richard's relationship seem very surface-level. The romance seemed to come out of nowhere; they had about 2 decent conversations-both were about Bijou and her progress with the tutoring-and suddenly Abby falls head over heels. It didn't seem very believable to me. I was honestly more interested in the academic scandal than the romance itself because it came out of nowhere. The plotline about Abby's PhD advisor and him committing intellectual theft is pretty serious and something that shouldn't be taken lightly. It can make or break people's careers and reputations in the sphere of academia they're in and I wish there was more said about it in the book. I get that the plot is more about Abby going on vacation for 6 weeks on a superyacht in the Mediterranean Sea and exploring Europe while finding herself and what she really wants to do with her life following the fallout from the scandal, but considering that the reason why she's even on this trip in the first place is because of it so I wish there was more of it in the book.Besides all of that, I did like the setting and feeling like I was traveling through Europe with Abby, Bijou, Coco, and Richard-eating good food, going cliff jumping, exploring sea caves, and going to exclusive nightclubs-it was a good summer vibes book, but the romance wasn't it for me. Leslie D. I wolfed this novel down in about a day. Adorable fun. Ok, this was a good try!! Picked up this romance set on a super yacht because of my obsession with Below Deck and that aspect of it did not disappoint. Here, we have a PhD student looking to set her life back on track and make some money over the summer by being a tutor for a billionaire's kid as they yacht around Europe over 6 weeks. First of all, how lucky can you possibly BE to get that as a grad school summer job. Right away, my eyes want to start rolling, but I stuck it through. So, of course, the tutor and the billionaire who is a playboy in the tabloids?!

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But he's not really at all!? I'm not sure if this was supposed to be a fun call back, but every time they are in a scene together, it starts with him saying her name and her saying "the small hairs on the back of my neck stood up. I don't know why that stuck out to me, but unfortunately it does sum up what I felt about this book - it was not anything special and it felt like elementary writing. It just seemed outdated and obvious, but I enjoyed traipsing through Europe on a yacht through the eyes of this naive woman. After a quick read of the synopsis, I assumed it would be a single-dad billionaire romance with an idyllic Mediterranean yacht setting. I was pretty much right and, for the most part, I enjoyed it! It was a very easy read and interesting enough to hold my attention. I found myself more interested in the first half than the second half though. I really loved how Abby encouraged Richard though and helped him be a better father. Despite being a romance, I think the romance was actually my least favorite part of the book. I was most intrigued by the academic scandal and felt the conclusion to that was a bit underwhelming. Aside from some kissing, the romance in this book is closed door. Overall, a decent read but not an entirely memorable one. Maybe a 3.

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This book had so much potential!! A fun, billionaire, single Dad travel romance that takes place on a boat around the world as Math PhD student Abby Atkinson spends her summer tutoring a twelve year old girl and falling for her father. I didn't love the single POV or that it was a closed door romance. The chemistry between the leads just wasn't there for me either. I can handle no on page sex if there's at least some sizzling chemistry but this one just fell flat in my opinion. I'm usually a big fan of anything narrated by Soneela Nankani but even her voice couldn't save this one. The best part for me was the woman in STEM rep who has to deal with her advisor plagiarizing her work a very relatable and realistic plot! Overall this felt more like a women's fiction book than a romance and was just an okay read for me. Much thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for an early digital copy in exchange for my honest review! Author 2 books followers. The romance felt note-perfect to me, and the lush vacation descriptions gave me serious wanderlust. Exactly the kind of escapism I was looking for! Susan Ballard.