Flirting is a social and sexual behavior that involves body language, spoken or written communication, and is used to suggest interest in a deeper relationship with another person and for amusement. Flirting can be used as a courtship initiation method, with the aim of engaging in a sexual relationship with another person. Flirting can involve non-verbal signs, such as an exchange of glances, hand-touching, and hair-touching. Flirting can also include verbal communication, such as compliments, playful teasing, and suggestive comments.

Here are some signs that someone is flirting with you:

• Laughter: If someone laughs at your jokes, even the not-so-funny ones, and tries to make you laugh, they are likely flirting with you.
• Attention: Undivided attention, thoughtful responses, and showing genuine interest in getting to know you can be signs of flirtation.
• Invitations and Initiations: Frequent invitations to spend time together or initiating conversations with you indicate that they are actively seeking your company, a clear sign of interest.
• Playful Teasing: Light-hearted and fun teasing, usually accompanied by a smile or laughter, is a classic sign of obvious flirting.
• Suggestive Comments: Compliments about your appearance, comments about your attractiveness, or veiled innuendos are clear signs of flirting.
• Focused Attention: Listening intently when you’re speaking, responding thoughtfully to your comments, and showing genuine interest in getting to know you indicate flirting.
• Group Invitations: Friends often hang out in groups, and invitations are usually extended to the whole group rather than just one person. If someone is singling you out and inviting you to events or outings, it could be a sign that they are interested in you.

It is important to note that flirting can be ambiguous and people can often misinterpret flirting behaviors. Flirting can also be used to consolidate or maintain a romantic relationship with a partner.