

Chivalry isn't exactly dead, but it's much rarer than it used to be. Many women are often so thrown by a held door or a sweet gesture that they start to think that a gentleman is actually an amorous Prince Charming. If he's being polite, so goes the logic, he must be interested. Right?
Not necessarily. Sometimes the signals a man is throwing your way through his body language and demeanor really do signify that he's into you, but often it comes down to the simple fact that his mother raised him right and he - gasp! - actually believes in treating women with respect and charm. Before you start crafting your wedding guest list, learn how to separate romantic signs from good old fashioned chivalry.
He Listens to What You're Saying
He remembers the details of your last conversation and asks questions to learn more. His eyes aren't glazing over as you tell your stories.
Check out where his eyes move as you two are speaking:
He Holds the Door
A woman can be as independent as can be, but the fact remains that sometimes it's just nice to have a door held open for her. If a gent holds the door open for you, look closely to see what it might suggest:
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Reading body language requires being perceptive and picking up on the cues being sent your way. |
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As a single woman, perfecting the skill of reading male body language is invaluable. |
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While every person is unique, there are common body language when falling in love cues to look for in your sweetie. |