They Avoid Making Eye Contact

One of the key signs that someone may not want you to like them is if they consistently avoid making eye contact with you. Eye contact is often considered a way to build a connection and show interest. When someone intentionally avoids making eye contact, it could be a sign that they don't want to encourage any romantic feelings.

In my post, I discuss how prolonged eye contact and dilated pupils are usually associated with attraction. However, the absence of eye contact can indicate disinterest or discomfort. It's important to pay attention to this subtle cue and adjust your expectations accordingly.

Avoidance of eye contact

Lack of eye contact during conversations

They Keep Conversations Brief

Another sign that someone may not want you to like them is if they consistently keep conversations brief. When someone is interested in getting to know you or wants to maintain a connection, they typically engage in longer and more meaningful conversations.

In my post, I highlight the importance of reciprocation in conversations. If someone consistently responds with one-word answers or doesn't show genuine interest in continuing the conversation, it could be a clear indication that they're not interested in building a deeper connection with you.

They Avoid Physical Contact

Physical touch is often a telling sign of comfort and intimacy. If someone consistently avoids physical contact with you, even in non-romantic situations like a friendly hug or a pat on the back, it may indicate that they don't want to encourage any form of closeness or connection.

During my post, I mention how physical touch can convey interest and attraction. However, when someone consistently maintains physical distance or actively avoids any form of physical contact, it's essential to respect their boundaries and recognize that they may not want to foster a deeper relationship.

They Don't Initiate Plans

If someone isn't interested in building a closer relationship with you, they're unlikely to take the initiative to make plans or spend time together. When you consistently find yourself having to make all the arrangements or reach out first, it can indicate that the other person doesn't prioritize your connection.

In my post, I explain how reciprocity and mutual effort are crucial in determining someone's level of interest. If you notice a significant imbalance in initiating plans, it's essential to consider whether the other person truly wants to foster a deeper connection or if they're simply not interested.