7 Signs Someone Is Attracted To You, Not Just Friends

Are you wondering if he likes you? or if she likes you? You've been friends with them for a while now, but you are not sure if they are attracted to you, romantically. In this video, we cover some possible signs that someone likes you more than just a friend. The more of these signs that you see, the higher the chance that they do like you.

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