How to Make a Girl at School Like You

Make eye contact., Use texting and social media to interact with the girl you like., Compliment your crush early in the conversation., Talk to her during lunch or after school activities., Get to know the girl you like., Avoid talking endlessly...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Make eye contact.

    Interact with the girl you have a crush on.

    Say "hello" when you see her at school and at extracurricular activities.

    If you never talked to the girl before, just find the courage to simply even smile at her, and maybe later say hello, that will make it pretty clear to her.

    If you never acknowledge the girl you like, she will never know you have a crush on her.

    Don't be too shy when you try to talk to her.

    Confidence is a very attractive quality.

    Don't stare at her for too long.

    This will make a lot of girls uneasy and wonder what's wrong with them.

    When you introduce yourself, keep your body language open and vibrant.

    Don't slouch, look away or mumble.

    Keep your initial conversations very casual.

    Ask her how she is, what she is doing etc.
  2. Step 2: Use texting and social media to interact with the girl you like.

    Chances are she spends some time on Facebook or Twitter.

    Initiate an online or text conversation by saying: "Hey, how are you?" "What are you up to?" Comment on the photos on her page.

    If she has a pet, ask her about it.

    If you see her playing a sport, this is something you can try to drum up a conversation about. , Girls like to hear nice things about themselves.

    Give her friendly compliments.

    Don't always comment on her looks.

    Girls don't want to get attention for their appearance alone.

    If she is good at something, tell her! To compliment a girl you could always say "I noticed you are a great dancer." or "I like what you said in history class today.

    I never thought of things in that way." If she is an athlete, compliment her on her last game: "Hey, you were awesome at last weekends soccer game". , Don't be afraid to share things about yourself so she can get to know you.

    Ask questions about her family, her interests, or her classes at school.

    During the conversation, make eye contact and affirm that you are listening.

    Say things like "I think that's great" or "That's really cool.

    I'd like to know more about that."

    Become involved in some of the same activities.Showing an interest in things she likes will allow you to spend more time with your crush.

    Taking an interesting in school activities she likes will help you get to know her better.

    This will show her you take an interest in what she likes.

    For example, offer to help out with her school organizations charity drive or get involved in the same theater group.

    To initiate this conversation you could say something like "I noticed you are involved with ______.

    I'm really good at _____ and I would like to help out."

    Girls won't be impressed if they think you are bragging.

    Ask her questions about things she likes to do, her family, pets, and school.

    You can interject with facts and ideas of your own and about yourself.

    Always steer the conversation back to her.
  3. Step 3: Compliment your crush early in the conversation.

  4. Step 4: Talk to her during lunch or after school activities.

  5. Step 5: Get to know the girl you like.

  6. Step 6: Avoid talking endlessly about yourself.

Detailed Guide

Interact with the girl you have a crush on.

Say "hello" when you see her at school and at extracurricular activities.

If you never talked to the girl before, just find the courage to simply even smile at her, and maybe later say hello, that will make it pretty clear to her.

If you never acknowledge the girl you like, she will never know you have a crush on her.

Don't be too shy when you try to talk to her.

Confidence is a very attractive quality.

Don't stare at her for too long.

This will make a lot of girls uneasy and wonder what's wrong with them.

When you introduce yourself, keep your body language open and vibrant.

Don't slouch, look away or mumble.

Keep your initial conversations very casual.

Ask her how she is, what she is doing etc.

Chances are she spends some time on Facebook or Twitter.

Initiate an online or text conversation by saying: "Hey, how are you?" "What are you up to?" Comment on the photos on her page.

If she has a pet, ask her about it.

If you see her playing a sport, this is something you can try to drum up a conversation about. , Girls like to hear nice things about themselves.

Give her friendly compliments.

Don't always comment on her looks.

Girls don't want to get attention for their appearance alone.

If she is good at something, tell her! To compliment a girl you could always say "I noticed you are a great dancer." or "I like what you said in history class today.

I never thought of things in that way." If she is an athlete, compliment her on her last game: "Hey, you were awesome at last weekends soccer game". , Don't be afraid to share things about yourself so she can get to know you.

Ask questions about her family, her interests, or her classes at school.

During the conversation, make eye contact and affirm that you are listening.

Say things like "I think that's great" or "That's really cool.

I'd like to know more about that."

Become involved in some of the same activities.Showing an interest in things she likes will allow you to spend more time with your crush.

Taking an interesting in school activities she likes will help you get to know her better.

This will show her you take an interest in what she likes.

For example, offer to help out with her school organizations charity drive or get involved in the same theater group.

To initiate this conversation you could say something like "I noticed you are involved with ______.

I'm really good at _____ and I would like to help out."

Girls won't be impressed if they think you are bragging.

Ask her questions about things she likes to do, her family, pets, and school.

You can interject with facts and ideas of your own and about yourself.

Always steer the conversation back to her.

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