Found this article in google and I think this is really interesting. I use to tell someone that each time he gives me that smile I kind of feel like he is up to something. This whole write up made me think of the good times... made me smile in some way. Check the list out, it may help you read your guy's lips.
He’s Smirking
When the corners of a guy’s mouth pull back and up, it can look like a douchey sneer. But surprisingly, it means he wants to smile, but he’s feeling self-conscious. It’s harder for men to show positive emotions, so this mini smile is his “controlled” version of a big grin.
His Pout Is Pursed
He probably has bad news — like he dented your car or can’t make it to your BFF’s party. A scrunched-up pucker and tension around his lips are signs he is struggling to force out the words.
He Covers His Mouth With His Palm
Something (you?) is making him nervous! Touching himself is a form of self-soothing, and briefly shielding his lips shows he’s feeling too tongue-tied to speak.
He Bites His Lip
Yeah, baby, he’s hot for you. Chewing is what we do to something yummy, so he’s subconsciously nibbling his lips, imagining putting them on yours.
SOURCES: Body-Language Expert Lillian Glass, Ph.D; Body-Language Expert Audrey Nelson, Ph.D, Co-author of Code Switching: How to Talk So Men Listen
He’s Smirking
When the corners of a guy’s mouth pull back and up, it can look like a douchey sneer. But surprisingly, it means he wants to smile, but he’s feeling self-conscious. It’s harder for men to show positive emotions, so this mini smile is his “controlled” version of a big grin.
His Pout Is Pursed
He probably has bad news — like he dented your car or can’t make it to your BFF’s party. A scrunched-up pucker and tension around his lips are signs he is struggling to force out the words.
He Covers His Mouth With His Palm
Something (you?) is making him nervous! Touching himself is a form of self-soothing, and briefly shielding his lips shows he’s feeling too tongue-tied to speak.
He Bites His Lip
Yeah, baby, he’s hot for you. Chewing is what we do to something yummy, so he’s subconsciously nibbling his lips, imagining putting them on yours.
SOURCES: Body-Language Expert Lillian Glass, Ph.D; Body-Language Expert Audrey Nelson, Ph.D, Co-author of Code Switching: How to Talk So Men Listen
Special Thanks: 102.1 WDOK
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