People trying to show romantic interest in someone often assume their intentions are clear. But research shows they're probably wrong about that—especially if they have this trait.
or grew up in some friendly midwestern state. The thought that they were interested in you romantically may never have crossed your mind.Romantic overtures may go unnoticed because of a. That is, some people think their romantic overtures reveal more than they truly do.being rejected. For those who fear rejection, the thought of walking across the room and starting a conversation with someone they’re attracted to may feel like a scene from a horror movie.
But other people aren’t mindreaders. Those who fear rejection and still make the first move might feel transparent, but others may miss their intention. This is unfortunate because dating often involves inferring other people’s true feelings and intentions and, at times, may lead to missed opportunities.
A false negative, on the other hand, is a missed opportunity for love or mating. From an evolutionary perspective, missing a chance to pass on your
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