Search Results: when someone makes you smile

I know some people who don't go out much, but still get a decent amount of attention when they go out (women will whisper when they leave, stare them down, they've been checked out, when they weren't paying attention, at least a couple of times) and usually when they see a woman, the woman will at least smile at them, but a few don't make eye contact. I think one time, a few women came into a store, and told someone, that they were trying to holler at one of the guys. Also, they'll have a woman or two hit them up on social,.

In the movie Bad Teacher, Cameron Diaz's character says "I love how his eyes light up when he smiles, I want to sit on his face." while looking at the character played by Justin Timberlake. My question is the following. Is this desire something common? such as the desire to kiss and hug someone you find attractive.

After a few days texting on tinder we took it to snapchat and pretty fast went out for a sushi-date that ended up being like 6 hours long. She thanked for the date when we said goodbye and like 30 minutes later she sent a snap saying the same thing again and then asked for when I was free next time… which unfortunately was some time away but we made plans to make plans when we knew better.

She said “good night, sleep tight” and in the morning she said good morning. However, this hasn’t happened every day. But she has reached out to me on snapchat every single day except for a few days when I reached out to her first. And she has always sent a selfie and asked how I am or how my day is as a conversation starter or something other very random. She basically never uses emojis, but I realised that she isn’t an emoji-girl… but she always smiles and looks in the camera. She tells me to be safe at work and sometimes asks if work was good when I got home.

to me this feels like she is very into me since I feel like these things are thing I would probably do when I am very interested in someone… you know like finding any way to start conversation which easily becomes “how was your day”. But I mean, I’m biased…