How Can You Tell If a Monster Likes You?

A monster's like is not always easy to detect. If you think you may have won a monster's like, there are a few key behaviors to look for. A monster that likes you will:

-Make eye contact: This is perhaps the most important way to tell if a monster likes you. If a monster chronically avoids eye contact, it's a good bet that he or she does not like you. On the other hand, a monster that frequently stares into your eyes or lingers his or her gaze on you is probably interested in you.

-Sit near you: If a monster always chooses to sit near you, even when there are other options available, it's a good sign that he or she likes you. This behavior is often a subconscious way of getting closer to you.

-Mirror your behavior: Have you ever noticed that when you scratch your head, the person you're talking to scratches his or her head a few seconds later? That's because we often mirror the behaviors of people we like. So if you catch a monster mirroring your behaviors, it's a good indication that he or she is interested in you.

-Find excuses to touch you: Monsters are physical creatures, so it's not surprising that one of the ways they express interest is through touch. If a monster is always finding excuses to brush up against you or touch you in some way, it's a good sign that he or she likes you.

Of course, it's important to take all of these behaviors in context. Just because a monster exhibits one or two of these behaviors doesn't necessarily mean that he or she likes you. But if you notice multiple instances of these behaviors, it's a pretty good indication that the monster in question likes you.

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The monster acting around you could come across as many different things. It could be something as simple as wanting to cuddle with you when you're feeling down, to something more extreme like wanting to hurt you. If the monster does want to hurt you, it's likely because it feels threatened in some way or because it's angry. Maybe you didn't give it the attention it wanted, or maybe you hurt it unintentionally. Regardless of the reason, the monster acting around you differently than usual is definitely something to take note of.

Many people would say that monsters do not smile or laugh, but I believe that they do. I think that when we are around, the monsters are just trying to figure us out. They may not know how to properly communicate with us, but they are still trying to communicate nonetheless. The smile or laugh might just be a way for the monster to try and break the ice. I believe that monsters want to be friends with us, but they just don't know how. They are probably just as scared of us as we are of them. I think that if we just take the time to get to know them, we would find that they are not so bad after all.

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The monster certainly does go out of its way to help you, time and time again. It even went so far as to give you its own blood to drink, in order to heal your injuries. However, there is a limit to the monster's helpfulness. After all, it is still a wild creature, and its priorities lie with its own survival and that of its pack. So while the monster may help you on occasion, you cannot rely on it to always be there when you need it.

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The monster does remember things about you. It is able to recall memories from before it was created, as well as memories from after it was created. It can remember what you look like, what you sound like, and what you smell like. It can also remember your preferences and your holiday traditions.