10 Signs Your Crush Isn’t Into You

Sep 16, 2019 | Clinical Psychotherpy

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10 Signs Your Crush Isn’t Into You

DON’T WASTE YOUR TIME!

Crushing on someone is exhilarating. That is, if the feeling is mutual. If not, things can get really confusing really fast. How many times have we had to listen to a friend go on and on about the guy or gal they like, trying to figure out if that person likes them back? Newsflash: if you have to question it, odds are, they’re probably just not that into you. Or worse, they may just be stringing you along, with no plan to turn a situationship into a relationship. Hey, it’s better to know than to waste your time, right? If you’re looking for some concrete signs your crush just isn’t into you, read on. Just remember: there are plenty of fish in the sea. If this crush isn’t into you, it’s on to the next! And if you’re still confused about whether someone likes you or not, just ask. Sometimes, it’s best to hear it from the horse’s mouth.

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