How To Cure The Common Crush by knewthis.com
How To Cure The Common Crush
Step 1: (For Men)-Stop Putting Down The Guys She Likes
After you’ve been
rejected by a girl you’ve had a crush on for a while, it’s difficult not to
scream at the top of your lungs, “What is wrong with you? You sleep with
every asshole in town and you won’t give me a chance? The one who actually
cares about you?” Guess what, no matter how you feel like letting her
know that, just don’t. This is something only “nice guys” do and from my
experience, I’ve noticed “nice guys” are not that nice. They tend to guilt trip
their crushes through their passive-aggressive behavior and they put down
other men to make themselves look better. So what? You were rejected. If
she wants to date guys who don’t appreciate her, it’s her loss, not yours.
You can’t force attraction.
Step # 2: (For Women)-Stop Putting YOURSELF Down
Women who get
rejected tend to blame themselves when the guy doesn’t like them. I grew up
with two sisters and trust me it was a little heartbreaking anytime one of
them got rejected by a crush. They would straighten their beautiful curly
hair, get diet pills and put loads of makeup on hoping that if they changed who
they were, that they would be pretty again. Ladies, you should never judge your
self-worth based on one guy who wasn’t that into you. You are going to meet
thousands of people in your life and it would be extremely vain to think that
everyone you find attractive will find you attractive as well. Also, if
he has a girlfriend, then there’s no reason to put yourself down. Would you
rather he cheats on her and use you? Would you rather the guy feel guilt-tripped to date you only to tell you that he’s not “feeling it”
after you slept together? Sure it sucks, but suck it up and realize that this is a blessing
in disguise.
Step # 2: (For Men) Make Yourself Less Available
Are you always
there for your crush when she needs a shoulder to cry on? Do you listen to her
talk for hours and always make yourself available when she’s free? Well, then
stop that shit now! It’s not her fault that she doesn’t like you, but that
doesn’t mean your friendship can only benefit her in the long run. If
it’s hard being around her, then go away for a while. Don’t fully disappear,
but don’t make yourself that available at a moment’s notice. If everything
is not alright, then don’t pretend like it’s normal–or it’s just going to end
up in a blow-up eventually.
Step # 2: (For Women) Make Yourself Less Available….Online.
Although I hate to
say this, when men reject women they’re not into (no matter if they’re good friends
or acquaintances) he most likely won’t be contacting them anytime soon to hang
out. If he’s a good guy, he won’t block you from his Twitter or Facebook which
is why it’s important to refrain from commenting on his FB wall or Twitter
feed. If you need to, delete him entirely from your social media world if his
tagged photos with his friends or his hot babe of a girlfriend are too much to
bear.
Step # 3: (For Men) Realize You’re
Not “Duckie”
A guy needs to realize that their rejected crush is not the love of their life.
Let’s face it: when you’re a dude, you have crushed on all of your attractive
female friends at some point. It’s just the way we are. If you look at
the situation like that, then it’s easier to deal with.
Step # 4: (For Women) Realize That He’s Not “Your Big”
I find that a lot
of women like to compare their own love lives to Sex And The City a
lot and it always makes me laugh that they give their f*ck buddies, failed
dates, or crushes they have been rejected from the same status as Mr. Big in
their own romantic lives. When a guy rejects your advances, there is NO
hope. He’s emotionally available—he’s just not emotionally available to YOU.
Clarifying the difference between an on-and-off guy from a guy who isn’t
and has never been interested in you is good for the soul and the psyche
because hoping for this guy to declare his love for you will just waste a lot
of time on your end and life is far too short even to talk about how short it
really is.
Step # 4: (For Men) Makeover Your Attitude
If being rejected
is a regular thing that happens in your love life, you may want to reconsider
how you approach the women in your life. Do you hide your feelings? Are you
waiting for her to make the first move? Do you wear your heart on your
sleeve? Then as a man, you need to change your attitude. You need to know
how it feels like to just pick up a girl at a bar who you are not interested in
emotionally if only to learn how to not fall in love with every female that is
nice to you. Change your approach and you can do wonders.
Step # 4: (For Women) Get A Makeover
Now when I say get
a makeover, I don’t mean get a makeover that will appeal to the crush that
rejected you. Get a makeover that makes YOU feel good about yourself. Treat
yourself to a shopping spree, get your nails done and buy a new perfume.
When you feel good about yourself, you gain confidence. When you gain
confidence, you gain attention.
Step # 5: (For Men) Don’t Go On A Bender
When a guy gets
rejected, usually the first thing he wants to do is drink his ass off until he
can’t remember that a girl crushed his ego and pride. It’s the worst
thing you can do and it only verifies to your crush why she rejected you in the
first place.
Step # 5: (For Women) Don’t Go For A “Fassbender.”
When a woman gets
rejected, the first thing she usually feels like doing (besides crying her eyes
out) is going out on the town and finding a new guy to get under to get over
her crush. Rarely, you will ever encounter Prince Charming when you do
this, but rather you will most likely encounter someone like Michael Fassbender
in Shame. The last thing you need right now is to feel even
more worthless.
Having a crush not
reciprocate the same feelings as you do may suck, but it’s something that everybody
goes through and something everybody has been faced with as well. It’s a part of life and it’s necessary because although it may not seem like it at
the time, these unfortunate experiences always lead you to the one you’re
supposed to be in the long run.
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