IF your love interest tilts their head to the right while kissing you, the chances are they’re into you.
Body language can tell you a lot about a person’s feelings, but it’s not always clear whether or not they have romantic intentions.

A study from the University of Saskatchewan, in Canada, might save you the embarrassment of chasing someone who has you friend-zoned.
Leaders of research, Jennifer Sedgewick and Lorin Elias, analysed over 500 pictures of people kissing.

Images included parents kissing children, friends saying goodbye to each other and couples intimately smooching.
Analysing the photos allowed researchers to establish whether couples used a particular type of body language while snogging.

The study argues: “Our research demonstrated the novel finding that turning bias was modulated by the context of the kiss, as a leftward directionality was observed for the parental context and a reversed rightward bias for romantic kissing.”

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What of pecking

I always hold her head, look into her eyes and place my lips on hers.

No wonder she moans from my kiss