Ambiguous interactions can invite confident stories. Love Radar is more useful when it helps you slow those stories down, record what you actually observed, and notice patterns without declaring what another person feels.
Begin with observable behavior
Describe the moment in plain language. Replace "they are interested" with details such as who initiated, what was said, whether the behavior repeats, and whether the context offers another reasonable explanation.
Look at coverage before strength
A reading based on a narrow set of questions should stay tentative. Answer across relevant categories and revisit the reflection later. Consistency across time matters more than one unusually positive or negative interaction.
A signal can help organize your thoughts. It cannot establish consent, intention, or certainty.
Let boundaries override every score
A stated no, discomfort, an existing commitment, a power imbalance, or a safety concern is decisive. Respect the boundary and step back. Love Radar is a private reflection tool, not a reason to pressure, test, monitor, or confront someone.