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Body language? I don't get that, never understood that even after doing my research and talking about it to my friends.. They were lost as to how to explain it to me in a way I'd understand.
The moment somebody gives me a hint, I ain't gonna catch it.
You know that happy feeling you get when she looks at you and smiles?
Remember that because that is the first warning she is going to play a game just like the film Saw.
Seriously, just go with it some women like to 'flirt' to make themselves feel good.
It really comes down to you.
what I would do is probably very different to you.
Ask her out for a date and if she says no then so what your not emotionally attached to her and you can be friends still.
Lucky you..
You know, the usual subtle signs.
Women's belief that they can successfully encode and receive hidden signals is the same kind of groupthink myth as men believing they can win a fight. Maybe it'll work if you're already a match!
Anyway it sounds like your coworker's into you, but it might just be a little work crush they don't want to go anywhere. Probably won't know unless you ask.
Joking around with you, being nice, smiling, making eye-contact, etc, are all "acceptable" ques, but they can also be mistaken for someone who is just being friendly or that enjoys your company, but has no romantic interest.
"Flirting" isn't necessarily something that is purposefully... "done." Some women do set out to target a guy and intentionally "flirt" with them. But, to be honest, that's not generally an ideal person to seek out... Some who do that enjoy the manipulation more than them actually being forthright.
Does the person appear to go out of their way to engage with you?
Do they discuss non-topical things with you, like talking to you about non-work topics while working together?
Do they seem excited to see you, more than just in the general good humor, kind, way?
Do the discuss activities outside of work that usually involve just more than one person experiencing them? ie: A restaurant they recently went to, a concert, park, go-kart track... (IOW - It's sometimes a clue they may be looking for company.)
For women who may be flirting with you, only, as this does not apply to how men would flirt with women - Does the woman touch you? Some women are truly the "touchy" sort, but it's my experience if one notices them touching one during several engagements, it's more than likely they're overtly expressing interest. That doesn't mean its certain, though - They could just be very fond of you or consider you a close friend. For some women, though, the whole "casual touch while talking to a well-liked guy" is nearly an irresistible behavior.
My advice -
Don't make too many assumptions.
Don't poop where you eat...
But, if you absolutely must use work as a social resource, you may wish to just ask her directly if she'd like to go out on a date. I wouldn't advise doing that if she's someone you work closely with, but... Well, you are going to have to exercise your own judgement sometime, so now may as well be that time. If you're wrong, just make sure you don't carry that around with you every time you have to work with her. Put her at ease in that regard if she refuses you. Also - Check work policies regarding fraternization. That is usually frowned upon if you're in the same work structure/department/etc.
Isn't it considered dating a girl if you sub to her OF?
isn't flirting like $10 a flirt or something with a winky emoji included?
Sorry, no idea what to tell you in today's backwards, overly complex, 'dating' culture.
Is it even correct to just assume its a 'woman/girl'? isn't that offensive nowadays?
yea, no clue.
GL out there.
Second, every person has different signs but generally their eyes would widen just like men and constant "looks" would occur. If they are really mesmerised, they may even stare at you at early stages and/or have a sudden change of persona when meeting and chatting.
Just be careful as friendly and bubbly people will be nice to everyone (even to people they can't stand) and without intentions of flirting. Generally if they constantly approach you then you are most likely in their good books, if they avoid you then you may be mutual (not noticed) or even in their bad books.
Then all of society has agreed you are not to date.
LOL OK.....
I'm not that bad but do miss my cues sometimes.