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

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Make eye contact during intercourse.

If your significant other’s pupils are wide open, then try to look at them to check if they’re dilated. If your partner’s pupils dilate, this means they are excited, which also shows how they’re feeling. If your partner has his or her eyes tightly shut and you feel a weird tension, especially in the neck and shoulders area, then it might mean that your partner is quite anxious or doesn’t want to be intimate with you.

Bear in mind that it’s alright if the eyes are closed at times during intercourse. However, you want to notice if your significant other takes time to look into your eyes. If you’re also interested in knowing more about yourself, we recommend reading “The Secret Language of Your Body: The Essential Guide to Health and Wellness“.

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