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Visual Cues
Visual cues are often the first layer of seduction: clothing, posture, eye contact, skin sheen, and small movements communicate availability and intent.
Key Elements
- Gaze and eye contact: prolonged, reciprocal eye contact can signal interest; shy or averted gazes often create tension.
- Facial expression: micro‑expressions, subtle smiles or parted lips are powerful indicators.
- Movement and posture: leaning in, exposed collarbone or the act of smoothing a shirt can invite attention.
- Surface effects: gloss on lips, dewy skin, glitter or highlight catch light and draw focus.
Writing Tips
- Show a visual cue from another character’s perspective to make it legible.
- Use light and movement (a catch of sunlight on gloss) to create dynamic, filmic prose.
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