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How can you tell if a girl likes you or not
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How can you tell if a girl likes you or not
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the girl will be playful/tease you
Shes comfortabl around you
If someone tells something funny and she laughs and looks at you that's a great sign
And she will hang out with you all the time
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slight smile comes on her face by seeing the person whom she likes
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