Ambiguous behaviour between members of the opposite sex can vary from person to person, but typically involves a series of subtle, suggestive interactions. The following are the ambiguous behaviors that may be exhibited according to the different types of the opposite sex:
Frequent interactions: In the workplace, the two may find opportunities to interact frequently, such as small talk, coffee together, or frequent email contact.
Care outside of work: Ask the person how they spend their weekends or express interest in other aspects of the person's personal life.
Eye contact: Prolonged eye contact, which may be accompanied by a smile or other suggestive expression.
Body language: The two people are physically closer than usual or touch each other more often, such as patting the back lightly, clenching slightly when shaking hands, etc.
Proactive approach: At gatherings or events, often talk to each other, and take the initiative to find opportunities to be alone with each other.
Share private information: A willingness to share your feelings, experiences, or secrets, and perhaps even communicate more deeply through social**.
Continuous** interaction: Interact frequently on social **, like or comment on each other's posts, or keep in touch with each other in private messages.
Late night chat: Often chat late at night, sharing feelings and feelings, this kind of intimate communication is easy to lead to ambiguity.
Note that these behaviors do not always imply ambiguity, as different people may have different social styles. Ambiguity is often a subjective feeling that depends on how both parties interpret the behavior. The most important thing is to maintain clear communication and respect the feelings of the other person to avoid misunderstandings and hurts.