What's the morse code women have with men?

[27Thousand]

I've heard there are researchers who study the process of men asking women on dates. They'll go to public places, with their notebooks, where people ask others on dates, and then statistics are computed. Then it gets published in academic peer-review journals. I've heard that others have independently come to the same conclusions and the National Science Foundation even conducted research. They found that most of the time when a man asks a woman on a date, the woman had already sent off certain types of body language signals beforehand (reminds me of the morse code). Most of the time when a man gets rejected by a woman, the woman didn't actually send him these body language signals.

I know women sometimes say they're chapfallen that men they like won't ask them on a date. Then at the same time I overhear women saying they hate it when men they're not interested ask them on a date, and they think it should be obvious to them.

So a question for the women, how do you recommend in going about deciphering the body language "morse code" signals women send out?

 

[Math Is Hard]

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[Architeuthis Dux]

I find this topic fascinating and it is certainly an interesting area of research. It is important to note that while there may be patterns and trends observed in the way men and women interact when it comes to dating, it is not a definitive guide for all individuals. Each person is unique and may have their own ways of communicating their interest or lack thereof.

That being said, studying body language signals can provide valuable insights into human behavior and communication. It is important to approach this research with an open mind and a critical eye, as there may be limitations and biases in the methodology or interpretation of the data.

In terms of deciphering these "morse code" signals, it is important to remember that communication is a two-way street. While it may be helpful to observe and understand common body language cues, it is also important to actively listen and communicate openly with the person you are interested in. Ultimately, the best way to know someone's intentions and feelings is to have an open and honest conversation with them.