If you are the one that ended the relationship and you have noticed that he is still trying to hang around and spend time with you, chances are, he is still very much into you.
Men and women differ in many things but basic human actions, such as hanging out constantly wherever the ex may be is a definite way to try to get the ex's attention.
If he is the one that ended the relationship and stated that you two needed time apart but then he is suddenly hanging out and wanting to spend time with you, yes, he still likes you.
This is typical when we make a decision and then start to have second thoughts about that decision.
Ex-boyfriends are not immune to this behavior.
If he starts calling you, asking you to more and more movies, parties, events, etc.
, then chances are he is trying to start the relationship again.
There are exceptions to these possibilities, however.
If you and your ex-boyfriend were friends before you began a relationship, then things get a little foggier.
For couples who spent time together before the relationship commenced and share the same friends in the same town, there is a fine line between knowing if he still likes you or if you are back to "friends" status.
If you work at the same company, don't confuse his presence with an attempt to get close to you.
If you pass him in the hallway and he is near his office, chances are that he is not going out of his way to meet with you but rather he is doing his typical work routines and you just happened to be at the same place at the same time.
When wondering if your ex-boyfriend still likes you, make sure that you are not trying to make all the evidence appear that he does.
When we want to believe something, we try to find ways to prove that which we want to believe.
Doing this will only cause you drama and potential heartache.