How to Talk to a Crush Before It's Too Late and He/She Has Someone

Wait for a chance during a free period when your crush is crowded around a teacher with other people, randomly walk up to them, but not too close to him/her., Ask the teacher something random, or engage in a minor conversation with the teacher., Ask...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Wait for a chance during a free period when your crush is crowded around a teacher with other people

    That way, your crush will be looking at either you or the teacher.

    Either way, it's in your general direction. , If they give you an honest answer, then you have their attention. , If you are still feeling shy, then talk to a different friend.

    Ask them subtly about your crush, what he/she likes, and what they do.

    Now, you know what they like, and you may find a connection between them and you.

    Maybe you both enjoy the same music or something. , Talk directly to them with a smile, and be yourself.

    Don't share anything really weird that you may do with your crush, though.

    If it's something like eating toothpaste in your spare time, then he may not want to know you very well. , Talk to each other frequently, and don't be afraid to ask them some questions.

    Maybe you could plan a get-together at your house or theirs.

    This will build an even deeper foundation in a relationship, if you hang out a bit. , The parents may either like you or hate you.

    You, of course, want the first choice.

    Talk with them about school, or how they have such a lovely kitchen.

    However, if it's not a lovely kitchen, don't mention it. , Don't just throw these questions out, though.

    And never say "I love you" at this time.

    Only when you both feel romantic may you say something like "You're really pretty/handsome."

    Don't be afraid to say,"I like them, and he/she likes me!"
  2. Step 2: randomly walk up to them

  3. Step 3: but not too close to him/her.

  4. Step 4: Ask the teacher something random

  5. Step 5: or engage in a minor conversation with the teacher.

  6. Step 6: Ask someone else (particularly one of your crush's friends) something random.

  7. Step 7: Continue to talk to the friend.

  8. Step 8: Remember

  9. Step 9: if you want to talk with your crush

  10. Step 10: and want to be their friend

  11. Step 11: then don't be shy!

  12. Step 12: Continue to find connections between you and your crush.

  13. Step 13: Get to know their parent's too.

  14. Step 14: Once you become great friends

  15. Step 15: your crush may feel comfortable answering personal questions.

  16. Step 16: If you start dating

  17. Step 17: let people know!

Detailed Guide

That way, your crush will be looking at either you or the teacher.

Either way, it's in your general direction. , If they give you an honest answer, then you have their attention. , If you are still feeling shy, then talk to a different friend.

Ask them subtly about your crush, what he/she likes, and what they do.

Now, you know what they like, and you may find a connection between them and you.

Maybe you both enjoy the same music or something. , Talk directly to them with a smile, and be yourself.

Don't share anything really weird that you may do with your crush, though.

If it's something like eating toothpaste in your spare time, then he may not want to know you very well. , Talk to each other frequently, and don't be afraid to ask them some questions.

Maybe you could plan a get-together at your house or theirs.

This will build an even deeper foundation in a relationship, if you hang out a bit. , The parents may either like you or hate you.

You, of course, want the first choice.

Talk with them about school, or how they have such a lovely kitchen.

However, if it's not a lovely kitchen, don't mention it. , Don't just throw these questions out, though.

And never say "I love you" at this time.

Only when you both feel romantic may you say something like "You're really pretty/handsome."

Don't be afraid to say,"I like them, and he/she likes me!"

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