If you're drawn to a Virgo woman, you're probably wondering how to tell if she likes you. After all, Virgos are known for being reserved, shy, and a little introverted. You might second-guess yourself about whether or not she's into you. To help you decide for sure, check out these signs that show you're capturing a Virgo woman's heart.

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She's shy or reserved around you at first.

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She surprises you with lots of nice gestures.

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    Virgos are thoughtful toward people they love and they love to be helpful. Sure, she probably won't do big, romantic things, but you'll quickly notice that she constantly does sweet, thoughtful things for you every day. She might brew you coffee if you're running late for work, bring you your favorite takeout if you forgot your lunch, or send you a sweet text to see how your day's going.
    • This isn't to say that a Virgo woman won't do anything romantic. If she does, take it as a very good sign that she loves you!

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She cooks for you or tidies your space.

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    Virgos like to feel useful so it’s a good sign if she wants to care for you! You might come home to find that she's cleaned or organized your space. This is because Virgos love to have things neat and tidy. It's also a good sign if she's made you food—she wants to nurture you!
    • Don't take it personally if she cleans up around you. Virgos can't stand clutter or messes, so if she cleans your space, it means she just wants to feel comfortable.

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She asks for your help.

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    Virgos are go-getters so if she enlists your help, it means she values you. Think about it—she's showing her vulnerable side by asking for help. Plus, it shows she trusts you. So, if your Virgo asks you to help her fix something, take it as a sign she likes you.[3]
    • Sometimes, she might just ask for your opinion in a personal matter. Consider this to be a good sign since she wants your advice and she's including you in her personal life.

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She takes her time opening up to you.

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    Virgos are slow to open up in a relationship, but she'll start to share her feelings. Don't worry if you've been together for a while before she starts to talk about her emotions. Virgos are well-known for being reserved or keeping to themselves. If she does talk about herself or her feelings, it's a really good sign she likes you![4]
    • Sometimes, Virgos joke or tease when they're uncomfortable and trying to protect themselves. If your Virgo likes you, she'll let her guard down around you.

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She lets herself be vulnerable.

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    Virgos tend to be shy and reserved to protect themselves. If she asks you out, tells you how she's feeling, or shows affection, it's a pretty big deal! This means she feels a connection with you and trusts you not to hurt her emotionally.[5]
    • Was she the one to ask you out? Take this as a good sign that she really likes you. Virgos usually wait for the other person to make the first move, so she's either tired of waiting or she just really likes you.

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She makes you feel special.

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    If a Virgo likes you, she'll spoil you! In addition to all the nice little gestures she does for you, she'll flirt with you or make a point of touching you when she speaks. She wants you to feel wonderful because you make her feel pretty great, too.
    • Your Virgo might even surprise you with gifts. This is a really big deal for her—she's probably spent a lot of time coming up with the perfect present.

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She relaxes and overlooks your faults.

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This article was co-authored by wikiHow staff writer, Jessica Gibson. Jessica Gibson is a Writer and Editor who's been with wikiHow since 2014. After completing a year of art studies at the Emily Carr University in Vancouver, she graduated from Columbia College with a BA in History. Jessica also completed an MA in History from The University of Oregon in 2013. This article has been viewed 1,726 times.
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