 Fast writes that sitting with the legs crossed
and a shoe dangling from one foot is flirtatious for women. "Sitting
with your legs crossed, looking like a lady" is how Lodmer put it.
Gestures. In a study, citing by Fast, on courtship behavior, A.E.
Scheflin calls it "preening behavior," which includes, for women,
stroking of the hair and checking of make-up,
and for men, readjusting of clothes or smoothing out creases in pants.
In his book, Fast writes, "The most obvious gesture for a woman is the
lifted hand that pushes back the hair from the face or rearranges it
above the ears. It's a flirtatious gesture,
and it spells femininity."
Often, certain gestures are much simpler and more obvious.
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