<p>Many professionals have said that when you're attracted to someone, you tend to fidget, run your hands through your hair, sit with your legs facing them, and that our faces light up around them, which are all actions that happen involuntarily. Why does this happen? </p>

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Body Language: Why do we act differently around someone we're attracted to?
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# Body Language: Why do we act differently around someone we're attracted to?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-09-08)

Many professionals have said that when you're attracted to someone, you tend to fidget, run your hands through your hair, sit with your legs facing them, and that our faces light up around them, which are all actions that happen involuntarily. Why does this happen?

**Tags:** social-psychology, sexuality, physical-attraction


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