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• Flirts, jokes, and teases. Incessantly. Also talks a lot.
• Her sincere appreciation for gestures (described above ^) is a two-way street. She likes to do things like write (warded) journal entries, send owls, leave small gifts (homemade and often not well done), and draw very poorly. All of these things are very (a) silly, (b) done self-aware (c) likely to relate to inside jokes.
• She's had to learn how to bend her "working hours" rules for someone she's in a relationship with; she can get a little tunnel vision-y about schoolwork and knows that that can be interpreted as indifference to spending time with them. Which isn't true! ... But there are times when she needs to be prodded and told "hey, like, remember me? let's go do a thing over there *points to not the library*"
• Related to that, she's also more likely to get spontaneous and "rebellious" with her time. Persuading her to put down a textbook for a few hours becomes easier.
• Very physically affectionate — she'll touch a hand or arm while she's talking, play with hair, just kind of have a hand wherever (that isn't supposed to read as racy as it does, I swear). She does not, however, push it into clingy territory in public by constantly hang off arms or flopping all over laps. (This does not apply if she's wasted at a Grotto party.)
• She can get a little selfish about spending time with someone. At parties and the like, she's pretty much made a hobby out of finding a quiet(er) corner/hallway/etc. in which to drag her date so they can chat (read: banter) and engage in gratuitous out-makings. Good news: parties are too rad to leave for too long. ... unless she's encouraged to do so for more enticing reasons, which she's often amenable to.
• As an experienced Bottler of Emotions, she has a habit of leaning emotionally on significant others when she's let things build up and build up but doesn't yet know how to articulate it or deal with it.

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