Since known time in history, many writers, artists, composers, musicians, craftsmen and sculpturers have been portraying and adorning vibrant image of woman and her elegance, liveliness, charisma and splendor by employing intellect, imaginations and emotions at their best. Legends and mythologies are meaningless without her. Also, she is the key driving force of human evolution.
Her unique characteristics, skills and qualities separate her from men. Delicacy, serenity, resilience and naturalness can be easily equated to a woman. The entire world is worthless without her warmth, tenderness, affection, caring nature and social skills. She has bigger responsibilities towards human race so has different strategies while choosing a mate (partner).
Her unique characteristics, skills and qualities separate her from men. Delicacy, serenity, resilience and naturalness can be easily equated to a woman. The entire world is worthless without her warmth, tenderness, affection, caring nature and social skills. She has bigger responsibilities towards human race so has different strategies while choosing a mate (partner).
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From jungles of Africa to far stretches of Alaska, women follow some common patterns during courtship. There are more than fifty patterns that have been systematically observed and documented across many cultures, classes, ethnicity and societies.
Here are few of them that are very common:

On the other hand, man’s contracted angle of vision compels him to look directly.

If she is in a seating position she puts one leg on another that points at him.

She will repeats side way glancing until he pays attention at her. Side way glace is one of the great solicitations that he can’t resist.


She makes a lot of hand gestures and illustrations. She giggles a lot and looks at him and away repeatedly.


When he looks at her, she would suddenly stop waving and touches her face or hairs.

Grooming takes place irrespective of what she wears i.e. ethnic, modern, formal or casual costumes.


Coy smile is hard to mimic and it is the mark of her genuine interest in him.


She will repetitively entwine and release her fingers or play with their ends to show how silky and soft hairs are.


She grabs or holds (whatever she finds suitable) in front of her lips. She looks down to break an eye contact.


She would keep her belongings near to him as if she feels safe to keep them close to him.


She would regulate his attention by hovering her eyes across his face.
Read about remaining patterns in next post - Woman's Courtship (Part 2)
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1) Man’s Courtship 2) Primary Attraction 3) Courtship and Dance 4) Woman are body language experts 5) Why we smile? 6) Why we wave hands at others? 7) Importance of eyes in relationship 8) Smell of love 9) What we seek in partner? 10) Why women apply makeup on face? 11) The ways woman provokes her man to be protective 12) Side-way glance of interest 13) Couple in trouble?
1) Man’s Courtship 2) Primary Attraction 3) Courtship and Dance 4) Woman are body language experts 5) Why we smile? 6) Why we wave hands at others? 7) Importance of eyes in relationship 8) Smell of love 9) What we seek in partner? 10) Why women apply makeup on face? 11) The ways woman provokes her man to be protective 12) Side-way glance of interest 13) Couple in trouble?
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ReplyDeleteI have not noticed the way the article explained the things.
I watched so many movies but couldn't recognize these patterns at all. Simply great article!
ReplyDeleteGreat summary Sachchidanand!
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