Five Things to Say to Your Crush

Jul 17, 2024

Five Things to Say to Your Crush

Introduction

  • Talking to your crush can be nerve-wracking.
  • Common worry: saying something wrong.
  • Certain things you say can increase their attraction.

1. Crack a Joke

  • Example: "Wendy you think we can go on a date?"
  • Even simple jokes can work as icebreakers.
  • Research: 2015 study in Evolutionary Psychology
    • Humor indicates sociable and agreeable personality.
    • Laughter increases interest between people.
    • Laughing releases endorphins, making you feel good.
    • Liking people who laugh at their jokes.
  • Shows fun-loving and brave side.

2. Say Thank You

  • Sign of good manners and appreciation.
  • Expert Opinion: Antonio Damasia
    • Gratitude rewards generosity and maintains healthy social behavior.
  • Makes people feel respected and happy.
  • Examples:
    • "Thank you for such a good time."
    • "Thank you for always being there for me."
  • Could create a long-lasting bond.

3. Share a Little Secret

  • Everyone has secrets, small or big.
  • Sharing secrets can make the bond more special and intimate.
  • Research: Studies since 1994
    • Intimate disclosure creates a meaningful bond.
  • Telling a little secret can get the ball rolling.

4. Give Compliments

  • Saying: Compliments are verbal sunshine.
  • Examples: "You look lovely today," "You have an awesome style."
  • Boosts self-esteem and makes people feel special.
  • Research: 2017 study in Frontiers in Psychology
    • Women prefer metaphorical language in compliments, shows creativity.
  • Compliment unique things (e.g., artistic skills).
  • Can be a great conversation starter.

5. Ask Questions

  • Shows interest in their life.
  • Examples:
    • Ask about hobbies, bucket list, favorite music.
  • Research: 2017 Harvard study
    • Connection between asking questions and being liked.
  • Let them talk and observe their smiles.

Conclusion

  • Relax, be honest and genuine.
  • They will feel positive vibes.
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