I am just curious because one day, there was this guy I work with who was walking a few paces behind me. We weren't really talking to each other so I pulled a little to the side and slowed down to give him room to pass me if he wanted to but he just stayed behind me. Mind you, I am only 4'10" and he seems to be at least 6'2" so he could have easily passed me with just a couple strides but he stayed behind me. But another time after shift, he was walking out with a girl who kind of flirts with him but he was walking a few paces ahead of her. So do guys generally walk in front of girls they like or behind them? Or is it completely coincidental?
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