How to open-up to your Crush-JosephEmpire-Ent

There is always this special person in our life that we would wish deep down in our heart, we will want to spend the rest of our life with, but afraid to approach or open up to them.

 Today I’m going to teach some of my trick on how you can open up to that special person you have being crushing on for some time now.

wait for the right time and place to start a conversation:

A lot of awkwardness can be avoided if you can find a good time to talk to your crush. A good time to start a conversation could be before school, during lunch or a break, or after school or after an event is over. Use down time as an opportunity to start a conversation. A good place to talk could be at a bus stop, in a bus or on public transit, in a lunchroom, at a dance, or at a get together.

Send your first text. Some time you will have this difficult time of sending a text message, or type of message you feel will be ok to start a conversation. A simple "What's up (name)?" or "What are you up to?" is a good conversation starter.

If your crush replies that he or she is watching television, listening to music or playing a game, reply by asking about what they're watching, listening to or playing. Whatever your crush says, you want to be ready with a follow-up question to keep the conversation flowing.

Your crush may say something along the lines of, "I'm doing my homework." In reply, you can say something like "We got loads, didn't we? Mine took ages to finish!" Or if your crush doesn't go to your school you could say, "Oh poor you! Ha, did you get a lot?"

Tell your crush what you're up to as well. When your crush texts you letting you know what he or she is doing, send a reply like, "That's cool. I'm just checking Facebook" or whatever else you're actually doing at the time.

Observe how your crush acts:

 Look for clues in the conversation to see whether your crush is enjoying texting back and forth, whether the person has had enough of the conversation or whether you're ready to step it up and ask your crush on a date.

If the answers to your texts are really short or clipped, then you should probably text back something like, "Okay, catch you later," or "See you later alligator." (Cute texting move)Don't read too much into it. The person could be really busy or in a bad mood. Just make sure that you don't make yourself look desperate or needy by trying to push a conversation when it isn't happening.

When your crush responds by asking you questions, like "What are you doing?" then you know that he or she wants to keep talking. Just let the conversation flow naturally. However, make sure they are the one to end the conversation. Be talkative and forward.

Bring the conversation back to something you already talked about:

You might want to talk to your crush about something he or she talked about at the beginning of the conversation. For example, you can say, “So how much longer do you think you need to spend on your midterm paper?” And then spend the rest of the conversation finishing talking about the points of conversation you have already started.

You can make inside jokes about what you talked about. For example, you can say “Well now that we have made it through this lunch period without water, I suppose we can get through anything together.” Making inside jokes can help you cement connections you have made, and it is a good way to make your connection last past the first conversation.

Go with an opening line that pops in your head:

If you don’t have many opportunities to talk to your crush and you see a good one, even if you don’t have everything mapped out, you may want to seize the opportunity to talk to him or her by just going for it. ^[8] Part of having a crush will always involve some amount of awkwardness and that can be part of the fun. So you don’t have to over think it- go for it.

We will be happy to provide solution to any problem you are currently facing in opening up to that one person you crush on, inbox us on the comment box blow. As they say a problem shared is a problem half solved.