Flirting may be an invitation to chat, or it may mean nothing. It should be innocent fun, but if taken too far, flirting can get you named in a sexual-harassment complaint. Dr. Katharine Esty, a ...

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Flirting looks more different today than ever before. Though there's more texting, there's less talking. There's more dating apps, but less dates. There's more emoji, but less eye contact. Even if you ...

Back in the day when we actually used to interact with other people in real life, it wasn’t always clear whether someone was being friendly, wanted something from you, or was actually flirting. After ...

Misunderstandings about flirting can potentially result in awkwardness or even accusations of sexual harassment. How can we figure out what other people mean when they smile at us? Is there a unique, ...

According to science, it turns out that being more of a Chandler than a Joey will get you further in the dating scene. A new study published by Evolutionary Psychology surveyed 1,000 volunteers from ...

After more than two years of a socially isolating pandemic, the idea of flirting can seem daunting. Luckily, NPR's Life Kit has a refresher. Let's say you're out at a bar or a barbecue, wherever, and ...

Flirting can be fun, but it can also be scary. What if you get rejected? "Nobody wants to be rejected, and people will do anything they think will stop them from being rejected," says Jean Smith, ...