Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Mark Travers writes about the world of psychology. Flirting can take many forms, but not every approach leads to a successful date ...

Speaking to people from four different generations about their approaches to flirting and how they like to be hit on, the ...

You catch someone's eye from across the room. Maybe you smile and hold their gaze for a moment. Or perhaps you're having a conversation with your crush, and you laugh a little more freely when they ...

Flirting is a natural and often enjoyable part of human interaction. When done in a healthy manner, it can be a fun and harmless way to show interest and connect with others. Clubs, with their lively ...

When flirting well, one mixes honesty with a drop of innocence, as well as a mild level of deception (expressed in flattery). A good flirt cares for others —by listening to and showing interest in ...

If a fear of rejection keeps you from showing interest, these six micro-flirting techniques can help you spark a connection without overstepping your or their boundaries. A 2024 study in Personality ...

Flirting looks more different today than ever before. Though there's more texting, there's less talking. There's more dating apps, but less dates. There's more emoji, but less eye contact. Even if you ...

Flirting represents a universal human behavior that sparks curiosity, excitement, and sometimes confusion. Understanding male flirting behavior provides insights into relationship dynamics and social ...