2. You don’t get a lot of compliments from the opposite gender

When you’re in a room full of people, but you’re only complimented by those who are the same gender as you, that could be an indication of your attractiveness. The majority of people don’t bother to tell others how beautiful they are, since they know they already know. The justifications are as follows:

The vast majority of people are sensible enough to recognize that it’s better to keep their emotions under wraps—at least temporarily—than to publicly reveal them to you.

Consider this scenario: picture yourself dating 2 regular men or women, depending on your preferences. One of these people has already come out and told you how they feel about you, while the other is keeping their distance. Can you name the one you’d find more appealing than the other?

The mysterious one is the one most people prefer, but why, you might ask? For some reason, the truthful one is sometimes perceived as weak, desperate, and possibly even repulsive. If someone you admire doesn’t get lost with telling you every second how beautiful or handsome you are; it might be because they’re saving them for the proper moment.

Are they typically quiet or shy? Maybe they are, maybe they’re not. It would be pretty interesting to see how they respond to a date invitation if you feel the same way about them.