10 ways to know a teenage girl has a crush.

[KhmerUSA]

Originally Posted by lyka

in my ideas, i think 1,2,3,5 might be correct. hehe.... however, i never fall in love with someone. according to what i'm used to read, i think these point are correct. hehe...

When it hurts to look back, and you're scared to look ahead, you can always look beside you and your friend will be there. kir me ning na lol

[fairy_toch]

what??????

[lyka]

Originally Posted by KhmerUSA

When it hurts to look back, and you're scared to look ahead, you can always look beside you and your friend will be there. kir me ning na lol

hehe... i don't understand why you quote my ideas and put these sentences. i don't think it is connect the meaning. hehe...

[lyka]

Originally Posted by KhmerUSA

Can you Prove it Lyka?

i hope i can spend my whole life to prove with the person i love, so i don't have to feel afraid of something... hehe... loy hous!

[KhmerUSA]

oh kmeng srey when inlove it like that huh? good to know lol

[andyson3]

There are various ways to Tell if a Girl Likes You. However, if you're in high school, there are certain ways to go about it. This is a comprehensive guide into figuring out whether or not the girl that you fancy feels the same way.
[edit] Steps

1. Be yourself! If she stretches frequently, this may be a sign that she is nervous, or feels the need to move because you're around. But don't get confused, because she might just need to stretch. If she does it more often when she's around you, she may be trying to get your attention.
2. Say something random to her, anything at all.' Just look her way and blurt it at her and keep doing so until she notices. Chances are, if she has even a trace amount of feelings for you, she'll smile and try to stretch the conversation. If she just gives you a dirty look and turns away, it's okay, just go to the next step.
3. Talk to her. If your seat in class is in between or in front of her and her friend, join in on the conversation. If it's not just a simple "what are you doing for lunch today" and it's more like an actual conversation, maybe about the theme park she went to over the weekend, listen to the conversation. If it's something that interests you, make a statement.
4. Hang around her. Pass by her and give her a few second glances. If each time you look back, she looks at you or in your direction, she probably has a crush on you. Why else would she choose you out of the crowd? Also, in the classroom, make yourself known. Go up to the front of the class to throw something away or blow your nose. Look calm while doing it and strut back to your seat. Glance over a couple times to see if she's checking you out. If she does and looks away really fast, it's a done deal. Or better yet - if she's bold - she'll smirk at you and look down. But even if she doesn't look at you at the moment you look at her, don't be worried; she's probably trying to hide her feelings (or at least not look desperate).
5. During class, if you stare at her for random reasons, she might be staring at you. If she stares at you and when you look at her, she will immediately look away from you. That's a sign that maybe she likes you.
6. Hold the door open for her. If she looks at you when she says thank you, she's trying to make you notice her gratitude. Others would probably just stare straight ahead and walk out the door. Smile and say you're welcome - do not grunt or nod.
7. Ask her for help during class (this especially comes in handy in science classes because of the lab work). Don't act like she's just a homework buddy, though, just some quick questions to get used to talking to her. If she feels like you're using her, it's not good; so lay it on thinly and don't overdo it. Come prepared with an answer to your question and just say "Oh that's what I got, too! Thanks." Remember to smile. Again, if she tries to stretch this opportunity to talk to you and does more than just hand you her answers, she's interested.
8. If she is always turned in your direction and making noise or odd, sudden movements like tapping or whistling,or if you sit behind her and she is frequently turned towards you or has her arm on your desk a lot it's a good sign. It's also a good sign when she plays hard to get. Watch for her sitting up really straight or really slouched (depending on what she thinks you like) and playing with her hair, or if she's always laughing. It might be that she likes to giggle a lot but often times she's smiling nonstop in the hopes that you'll see her doing it.
9. Notice if she's got her body hunched toward you and not leaning back against her chair when you sit in front of her. Maybe her arm keeps brushing your back or her head is conveniently right next to your shoulder. If any of these can be answered with a yes, she likes you and wants to feel closer to you.
10. If she play hits you a lot, or pretends to be mean to you, it's also a good sign, in other words, she's flirting with you.
11. Try to seem interested in her school projects or special talents. If you have any same hobbies or interests make that into a conversation because then things won't get awkward.
12. If she's on your bus, try sitting across from her and if she is sitting alone, try looking out your window at a small angle, and look out of the corner of your eye across at her. If she stays looking your way she might like you. Wait till you think she thinks you don't notice and suddenly turn in her direction; if she turns quickly she might definitely like you.
13. Bring in a book of jokes that people in your grade think are funny, like yo mama disses. This will cause people to crowd around you. She will probably be one of them. This gives you an opportunity to see what she does around you.
14. Be sure to be nice to her, and make sure that you do not make her think you dislike her!
15. If her friends look at her and then you, or whenever you are talking to her, her friends give look at you and raise their eyebrows, if somebody says she likes you chances are she told them because she was hoping you would find out.
16. If you sit diagonal from her in class, her knees or shoulders will be pointed towards you. Or if you sit across from her, she will be angled in a way towards you.


[edit] Tips

* If she looks at you when you are reading a book in class where the main character(s) kiss or mention a crush, she is probably thinking similar thoughts about you and her.
* If she's always looking at you and smiling, chances are, she has a crush.
* If you're trying to lift something out of somebody's reach to tease them with it, and she tries to hold your hands down, she probably likes you.
* Also, if you ask for her phone number and she gives it to you, then she is probably in to you.
* Also, if she tells you she likes you, then she's probably into you.
* If you tell her you like her, you can't go wrong with that even if she doesn't like you back. Every girl likes flattery.
* A good way to find out if she likes you is to do something clumsy this will make her laugh. If she calls you an idiot whilst smiling in a friendly way this is a good sign.
* If someone asks if you two are going out and she waits for you to answer, she wants to se what you think of the idea
* If this does happen and somebody asks if you two are going out, and she answers immediatly no! don't be discouraged she most likely doesn't want you to think she is a stalker, or desperate.

[andyson3]

How to Show a Guy That You Like Him

Sometimes guys can be oblivious. If you're interested in someone who just doesn't have a clue, you might have to do a little bit of extra work to spell it out for him. Here's how to make it clear that you're interested.
[edit] Steps

1. Smile every time he looks your way. Flash him an inviting glance. Great eye contact is ultra-effective. Or, depending on the guy, it may be more effective to blush and look away when he looks at you. This generally works for shy guys. Don't stare at him to long or you might freak him out.
2. Practice your gaze in the mirror. This way, you can perfect a confident, positive look of interest. Be sure to smile, too! Rehearsing also helps you avoid lovey-dovey doe eyes. Hold eye contact with your reflection for a full minute if you can. This will get you comfy keeping your eyes on your crush when the two of you finally chat. Don’t stare, glaze over or forget to blink!
3. Be way casual. Don’t fix your eyes on the guy from a distance like a tiger hunting down dinner. Pretend you just noticed him right before you reach him, then catch his gaze and flash a smile as you pass. Check out his reaction: Does he hold your gaze and smile back? If so, good. Repeat this process a couple times, until one of you is bold enough to strike up a conversation. Try practicing what you are going to say before you confront him; that way there won't be any awkward silences. Note that for shy guys this will usually be you. Shy guys will very seldom make the first move.
4. If you are talking to him, looking down and smiling so that he sees your smile lets him know you enjoy talking to him. Even better, a little later state: "I really enjoy talking to you." And if he said something funny, tell him he's funny!
5. Look for signs to see if he likes you too (refer to the other wikihow article about it). If he does, wait for him to make the big move, but try to strike up a convo. Get him used to the idea of having you around. Make him comfortable around you. If things sway a little off course, crack a joke or end the convo and play a little hard to get.
6. Strike up conversations when the timing's right. Tune in carefully to what your crush has to say. Guys love girls who listen well—it makes them feel interesting, which in turn makes them feel good about themselves, which in turn makes them feel good about you for making them feel good about themselves! Got it? Cool. Complement the listening with a compliment. While he’s telling you about that giant trout he caught at the lake last summer, take in all the details, and then say, “Whoa! You must be a really amazing fisherman! I’ve never had a chance to go fishing myself, but I’ve always wanted to try it.” Bingo! He’ll start talking a mile a minute—he’s gonna want to teach you everything! Next thing you know, you’ll be out on a lake in a canoe with your cutie.
7. Express appreciation for qualities that he happens to possess and interests that he happens to have (and mean it!). Be careful, though: Don’t act even remotely stalkerish. For example, never attend his games by yourself—it’ll look weird. Just go with your crew, have a great time and, afterward, very casually pass him by—once—smile, and say, “Hey, that no-look pass you made was impressive!” A genuine pat on the back for a job well done scores major points.
8. Flirt. Whether it's laughing at his jokes, teasing him gently, or touching his arm, a little bit of playfulness never hurts.
9. Invite him out. It doesn't have to be as straightforward as asking him out on a one-on-one date. If you're going to the movies with a group, for example, ask him to come along. Use group activities to your advantage. In addition to bowling nights and mall trips, suggest your group throw a bash for your bud who has a birthday coming up. You be in charge of the invite list, and make sure his invitation is the first one to fly into the mailbox. Better yet, ask him and a bunch of other guys to help you and the girls pull this party off. A day of painting “Happy Birthday” murals and stringing up streamers can be bonding in a big way. Be sure to give him props for his excellent ideas.
10. Find out if he has a special someone already. You can beat around the bush a little:
11. What'd you do last night?
12. Do you hang out with different people, or do you pretty much stick with the same crowd?
13. Who do you usually end up spending the most time with?
14. Avoid doing all of the above with other guys.
15. Leave it be. Once you think you've got your message across, don't push it any further, but don't back off, either. The ball is in his court now.
16. If all else fails, test his reaction to the idea of you and him. Don't come right out with it and blurt out, "I LOVE YOU!" Do it subtly. A good suggestion would be to say, "I had this weird dream last night where you and I were a couple." If he laughs or looks weirded out, laugh along and say, "Yeah, I know!" If he blushes or smiles, say something like, "But would that seem too weird?" If he truly likes you, he should reply with something along the lines of, "I don't think so." This is a good sign.
17. Try and joke a lot with him. This is very good. If you catch him staring at you in a joking way, stare back...
18. or you just simply tell the guy you like him if he says "cool" then great but if he happens to blush then noway he likes you majorly.
19. Be yourself, if he doesn't like you for yourself, he doesn't like you, but don't worry there are plenty of other fish in the sea


[edit] Tips

* Start small and work your way up gradually, being attentive to how he responds every time you take it up a notch. You're better off taking your time rather than coming on too strong at once.
* Don't give him mixed signals! It will just confuse him. If he wants you, it will come clear to you eventually.
* Remember, guys like to feel like the 'man.' Boost his ego with a genuine compliment.
* If he doesn't get the hint you are saying, then simply tell him you like him, but don't come on too hard.


[edit] Warnings

* Just because you've let him know that you like him doesn't mean you've given him permission to put the moves on you faster than you'd prefer. Don't let any guy use the argument that you lead him on.
* Being mean is NOT a good way to let him know you're interested. For you, it may seem like a way to get him to notice you, but it'll just end up scaring him.

[@ rosehonn]

good info.

[Bong Pros]

YOU would know huh oan knaet? hehe.. well thats all pretty much true up there. Srey srey kmang alove niss yab menh thaer.

[Ratanak Love]

Super duper true.