This article is about how to command respect as a woman. It discusses the different ways we can use to get respect from people and the importance of using the right technique at the right time. The article talks about the different techniques that are available for women to command respect from people and what…
Eye contact is a key part of making a connection with the person you are talking to. It is important to make eye contact when you are talking and listening to someone. Eye contact does not have to be an intense stare, but looking at the other person for about three seconds to seven seconds…
The neck is the most vulnerable part of our body. It’s also a vital part of our body, as it allows us to breathe, drink, eat, talk, think, and receive signals from our body to our brain. The most common nonverbal cues we see people use when it comes to the neck are as follows.…
Scratching the neck is a sign of stress, anxiety, or insecurity. It can also be a sign of lying and guilt, and it may also be an indication of discomfort. The scratching of the neck can be a cover-up for or a sign of hiding something. It’s sometimes called an adaptor or a pacifier…
Body language of feet provides plenty of information about a person or group of people. It is said by many body language experts to be the forgotten but most truthful area of nonverbal communication. The feet can say where we want to go, who they find most interesting, if they want to leave, and if…
This is a non-verbal communication in which an individual in a social situation moves their hand from one area of their body to another. The most popular gesture is when someone’s hands move from the top of their head down to their groin. This is usually done when the person feels intimidated or…
Have you ever noticed how much your eyebrows say without you speaking a word? It’s fascinating! Eyebrows play a big role in showing our emotions and thoughts. They move in special ways to express feelings like surprise, confusion, or even disbelief. It’s like having a secret language right on our face. Let’s dive into the…
Ears come in many different shapes and sizes, some are small, some are large, some stick out and others are thin. Whatever the shape or size of the ear they are still worth studying from a body language point of view. Listen up! The ears do way more than we know and in ways you…
The lips are usually one of the most expressive features on the human face. Whether you are smiling, frowning, or talking through your teeth – your lips show it all! There are many different ways that you can interpret what someone’s lip movements might be telling you in regards to their emotions or intentions. The…
Body language of the feet and legs can be one of the most telling places we can see that is usually controlled. The feet and legs can tell us a lot about a person. For instance, if they want to leave or stay, who they like the most from those present, and who they think…