10 Tips on How to Read Your Partner’s Body Language

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How they behave during an argument

Partners in happier relationships show different body language during conflicts and heated arguments compared to partners in unhappy relationships. You want to show you’re listening and keeping your partner calm during such heated arguments.

Also, you want to look out for signs of aggression, disapproval, and even inattention that might include bare teeth, tightly crossed arms, flared nostrils, finger jabbing at your chest, a body turned away from you, a crinkled nose, and eyes darting around the room.

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  1. Great information. However, one thing was ignored or missed probably because the time of when this was written, but I don’t think cell phone usage should be ignored.

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