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This woman is like 23-25. She keeps staring at me. She has resumed staring at me

several years ago she was staring at me and I rolled my eyes at her to try to put an end to it. She stopped it

I did not see her for a few months

Now I saw her again and she got nervous

A few weeks after this she was walking behind me but was walking incredibly close to me like almost touching me and staring at me from behind and I moved aside and then she kept walking but she looked straight ahead. I only realised she was doing this because I felt someone was looking and it was her

Several weeks passed and someone was angry at her and shouted at her and they stormed off. I felt compassion for her and looked at her with a look of care and compassion and I felt so bad because yes I do have an attraction to her but I also care about her

i dont know if she saw me do this

Now when she sees me she stares at me again. She seems friendly doing it

I am attracted to her and I really desire her sexually so I of course want her to desire me sexually but what is going on here? Speculate for me please

these actions on her part are happening every time I see her so it is not in isolation

If things were different I might say hi to her

The comments saying that it means nothing I will ignore because in my view not every interaction between members of the opposite sex is meaningless

The other day I went on a date with a girl and she commented on my height. The last time we saw each other in person was about 7 years ago when I was 14 or 15, and I was a late bloomer so I was just a little kid. I'm now 6'2" and although she's seen photos of me, when we met again I noticed that she looked a bit surprised by my height. She later commented that I was much taller than she expected but she was really nervous and shy all date so I found it hard to read her body language and I couldn't figure out if it was a compliment or not.

I've heard that girls generally find height attractive but I'm curious to know how much it really matters.