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Whatever your age, flirting is the best way to let someone know they have your attention. A gateway to romance, flirting gives us a chance to feel comfortable with each other.

While it can be harmless when you’re in a committed relationship, it’s absolutely crucial if you happen to be single.

Done properly, the art of flirting offers plenty of benefits which we’ve included here. (But do be warned: when it’s done inappropriately, the mess created can be tough to clean up.)

  1. Feels great ,
    Flirting gives your self esteem an immediate boost – making you feel great about yourself. Whether you’re single or attached, a flirtatious interaction – no matter how brief – can make you feel more attractive and confident.

  • Widens your social circle,
    Your life’s routine can get boring. Without big things on the horizon, that boredom can make you feel lonely – even making you mourn previous relationships and long for an escape.

Fortunately, flirting provides you with a welcome distraction and the opportunity to meet and engage with new people.

  • Activates pleasure receptors,
    Scientists have found that flirting releases dopamine, your body’s feel-good chemical – in the brain. Any time we smile at an attractive person or enjoy conversation with them, the brain’s pleasure receptors automatically activate – making us feel less stressed, calmer and, above all else, better.
  • Boosts immunity,
    Some studies have associated flirtatious people with a higher white blood cell count – increasing their odds of beating infections. While the jury is out on whether this is scientific fact, what is the harm of healthy flirtation?
  • Lifts the self-esteem,
    Because flirting makes you feel so attractive and confident, you learn to appreciate and love the person you are and prioritise your hopes and dreams.
  • Gives extra edge,
    As soon as flirting begins, your blood flow increases – allowing for your senses are heightened. An adrenalin rush is created within your body – giving you incredible focus on the what you’re doing… and what will happen next. This is you in your prime!