What is what does it mean when a guy keeps looking at you?

It can be intriguing and sometimes unsettling when you notice a guy keeps looking at you. Here's a breakdown of what it could mean:

• He's Attracted to You: This is often the first assumption. He might find you physically attractive and is simply admiring you. This could involve things like noticing your smile, your style, or your overall demeanor. He might be assessing if you are interested in him, too. See: Attraction.

• He's Curious: Maybe you remind him of someone, or perhaps he's simply intrigued by something about you - your appearance, your actions, or even your conversation with someone else. It could be completely innocent and unrelated to romantic interest. See: Curiosity.

• He's Trying to Figure You Out: He might be trying to gauge your personality or understand your intentions. This is common in social situations where people are sizing each other up. This might especially be true if you are in a business setting. See: Social%20Cues

• He's Intimidated or Nervous: Paradoxically, repeated glances can sometimes indicate nervousness or fear. He might be interested but too shy or insecure to approach you directly. See: Shyness.

• He's Being Observant for Other Reasons: The context matters. Is he a security guard? Is he trying to sell something? Is he people-watching? There could be a very logical explanation for his behavior that has nothing to do with you personally.

• He's Mistaken You for Someone Else: He may think you are somebody else he knows. This might be a very simple mistake to make.

• He's Trying to Intimidate or Is Being Creepy: In less pleasant scenarios, prolonged staring can be a sign of intimidation, aggression, or creepiness. Pay attention to his body language and the overall context. If you feel uncomfortable, trust your instincts and remove yourself from the situation. See: Unwanted%20Attention.

• He's Simply Daydreaming: Sometimes people stare blankly into space without realizing they're focusing on a specific person. You might just happen to be in his line of sight.

Ultimately, there's no way to know for sure without further interaction. Pay attention to his other behaviors, the context of the situation, and most importantly, your own gut feeling.