Flirting isn’t something that everyone is inherently good at. When they see their crush approaching them in the corridors, even the most self-assured people will freeze up and say a pathetic “hello.” But don’t be concerned. If you’re having trouble flirting, we’ve got a few pointers to help you learn the art and grab your crush’s engagement.
Have faith in yourself. There’s nothing hotter than self-assurance, believe me. If you’re walking around the hallways as you own them, your crush (and everyone else) will notice. Your crush will be interested in learning more about the girl who recognizes her own uniqueness.
Demonstrate an interest in their lives. Don’t allow an opportunity to speak with your crush to pass you by. Ask them several inquiries about their lives and indicate that you are genuinely interested. They’ll enjoy your interest in them, and they’ll eagerly expect another chat with you.
Bring the focus to your lips. It may sound silly, but it truly works. Make a pout and keep lip gloss or chapstick in your luggage. Swipe on a layer when you see your crush approaching. They’ll be daydreaming about those lips for the rest of the day.
When you pass them in the halls, smile and say hello. Walking down the corridor and seeing a crush approaching makes me feel the scariest in the world. Your natural reaction is to glance at your phone and be in the midst of a hot text exchange, but fight those impulses, look up and smile at them. You don’t have to start a big discussion (unless you want it!). It takes 0.5 seconds to wave and say hello before continuing along the way. You will soon be your unrequited love radar. Ignore your unrequited love … but only for a short while. Doesn’t it look counterintuitive? Think of your unrequited love and the possibility of meeting a group of their peers at McDonald’s. First, introduce yourself to your peers and start a conversation.
Until you turn around and involve them, your crush will feel a little left out.
