This is a great book for increasing your knowledge of body language and psychology in the area of flirt and love. We concentrate on the body signs of flirting, romance, stability and impending break-up while also speaking in depth about the psychology of love. What sets this book apart from existing body language books are the over 70 real life photos with detailed analyses of the body language being displayed. A simple to read and a fascinating adventure into the most important human subject – love. Julia Brook (alias Ülli Kukumägi)– the author of the book, has for many years been teaching psychology and non-verbal communication (including lie detection, and identification of psychopaths). She is a practicing hypnotherapist working with clients. “The body and the subconscious will react first. Afterwards, attitudes, thoughts and actions follow.”
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Julia Brook. Body language in Flirt & Romance
For whom is this book meant and for what purpose…
What nonverbal behaviour tells us…
What it means to love…
Falling in love…
Looking for a potential partner…
Eyes, smiles and laughter…
What is a flirtatious look…
The kind of partners that we prefer…
We turn, rotate and lean toward the person that we like…
We reflect someone, if we like them…
Flirting signals…
If a man is interested…
Women in flirt…
When we kiss…
The Power of touch…
Who is the dominant one in the relationship…
He / she is mine…
What can legs tell us…
If we truly care about someone…
Being in a relationship…
Messy relationships…
Finally…
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For many of us, the most important and difficult to fulfil desire in life is that of finding a partner – someone to share our happiest moments with and someone to lean on during difficult times.
We all wish to love and be loved, yet we often experience our beloved becoming our greatest enemy. The person we expect to be supporting us becomes someone that destroys us, weakens our self-esteem, crushes our dreams and betrays our most intimate secrets.
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The third stumbling block involves our experiences from the past – our previous relationships and their influence on our current relationship. This obstacle is often the most difficult one to overcome for those who have had previous experiences of breaking up with former partners.
Additionally we are haunted by our parents' perception of relationships, and their opinion of our partner plays its own role. How our parents accept and appreciate our partner's suitability for us has its influence. Not to mention the impact of the 'family model' developed by our parents, which undoubtedly overshadows the way that we think about love and marriage.
