Is the feeling mutual?

To know if the feelings are mutual, look for signs of interest and positive body language from the other person. Here are some clues

Engaged conversation: If they ask questions, maintain eye contact, and seem genuinely interested in your responses, it’s a good sign they like you too.
Mirroring body language: If they mirror your movements, gestures, or tone, it often means they’re comfortable and connected with you.
Initiating contact: If they make an effort to reach out, start conversations, or spend time with you, they likely feel the same way.
Compliments and flirting: Subtle compliments, playful teasing, or light physical touches can indicate attraction.
Open and warm body language: If they face you with an open posture, lean in when talking, or smile often, it shows they’re interested in you.
Finding reasons to be around you: If they find reasons to spend time with you or seem eager to make plans together, it’s a strong indicator they enjoy your company.
Personal topics: When they start sharing personal thoughts, feelings, or experiences with you, it suggests they trust and connect with you emotionally.
Reciprocal interest: If they initiate plans, texts, or calls, and respond positively when you do the same, it shows mutual interest.
Trust your instincts as well: If you feel a strong connection and see these signs, it’s likely the feelings are mutual. But remember, the best way to be sure is through open communication.