It can be hard to know if a person likes you as a friend or could be interested in more. Both physical and verbal signs can provide clues. Prolonged eye contact, for instance, could mean the person ...

Today in news-that's-not-really news: Science officially confirms flirting works. (Science = a study conducted by researchers from the University of Kansas). But actually, there's more to the okay/duh ...

How many weddings are you attending this summer? Chances are, you have a few lined up on your calendar. If you're single, there’s no need to feel bummed out about going to a wedding without a plus one ...

When you think about dating and attracting a partner, the word “flirting” is bound to come to mind. It’s a great way to get someone's attention and let him or her know that you're interested. Flirting ...

When someone flirts with us, we may be curious about their intentions. Do they really like us? Are they just being playful? Do they just want a quick hookup? It is hard to decide whether we want to ...

Through my research, I’ve found that there are five distinct and unique ways of flirting: Playful, Physical, Polite, Sincere, and Traditional. We are all a combination of the five styles, but we have ...

If you're interested in getting someone's attention, striking up a fun conversation, and possibly even scoring a date, then you may want to try out a few science-backed flirting techniques. These have ...

If you're over 50 and have just got back in the dating game, it's only natural to second-guess yourself. Are they flirting with you or just being friendly? Whether you've met someone through friends ...

London-based Flirtologist Jean Smith has been teaching singles the art of flirting for over a decade. The cultural and social anthropologist conducts Fearless Flirting tours, providing practical tips ...

Flirting is a natural and often enjoyable part of human interaction. When done in a healthy manner, it can be a fun and harmless way to show interest and connect with others. Clubs, with their lively ...

New research provides evidence that people with darker personality traits are more likely to use flirting as a tool for ...