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From my experiences, Signs. Signs are key to finding out.
Examples of Signs: Shy Signs
The boy/girl sideways glances towards you
They sound nervous when they talk to you
Hate it when you are flirting with someone else (also headstrong)
Bumping into you occasionally
Calling you for random reasons like "Hey, how do I beat level 45 on suchandsuch video game" or "I forgot completely what our suchandsuch homework assignment was." stuff like that (also headstrong)


Examples of Signs: Headstrong Signs
Flirts with you a lot
Calls you lovey-dovey nicknames
Asks you questions about your love life
Hangs out with you as well
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From my experiences, Signs. Signs are key to finding out.
Examples of Signs: Shy Signs
The boy/girl sideways glances towards you
They sound nervous when they talk to you
Hate it when you are flirting with someone else (also headstrong)
Bumping into you occasionally
Calling you for random reasons like "Hey, how do I beat level 45 on suchandsuch video game" or "I forgot completely what our suchandsuch homework assignment was." stuff like that (also headstrong)


Examples of Signs: Headstrong Signs
Flirts with you a lot
Calls you lovey-dovey nicknames
Asks you questions about your love life
Hangs out with you as well
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Answer 1: All the pepper spray informational websites put Alabama on the list of states where there is no law prohibiting pepper spray's use. However, I say that anyone considering it should first consult with an attorney at law licensed to practice in Alabama, and in good standing with its bar; and that s/he should take a long, hard look at both the statutes linked to in the "Sources and Related Links" section, below.

While it may be obvious that 13A-7-27 may not include at least the most common use of pepper spray (though I know creative prosecutor's who could), the other statute, 13A-7-28, may well be applicable to any person who's even only in possession of pepper spray, if it can be proved that s/he either commited a crime while in said possession, or only planned on so doing, while in said possession; and/or especially if it was used to facilitate same.

Talk to a lawyer, though. Never believe pro-suchandsuch websites whenever suchandsuch is controversial. Always, always, always rely only on the advice of a qualified attorney at law in such situations.

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