How do you know when you have a crush?

No matter what stage you are in, you are bound to develop  crushes. So, how do you know that you have a crush on someone? 

We all get those butterflies and tingling for that person at some stage in life, along with a racing heart and mind. These crushes could be as simple as "she is pretty" or "She/He behaves sweetly with me," or could be a long-lasting crush on one of your friends or someone who you know. It may occur anywhere in your office, college, public place, bar, or even at the most unexpected locations. You will realize that you have caught feelings for that person when you no longer need a reason to be happy and find yourself blushing at the sound of their name. You feel like looking up gifts for girlfriend or boyfriend for them online.

 

Having a crush does not guarantee that it will progress into a magical love story, and you might also end up forgetting about the person over time. But on the other hand, most epic love stories start somewhere where either one or both develop a crush, and it gives a kickstart to a beautiful relationship.  

 

Though there are several reasons that you realize that you have a crush, there are a few definite signs that you have developed a passion. A few of them are listed below:

 

Your whole world revolves around them:

So, this is like the most definitive sign of all, and you know you when all you can think of is their whole day and whole night. 

 

You get butterflies in your tummy when you think about them:

If you ever get those tingling feelings in your chest and stomach when you talk endlessly with a particular person in your life or when you meet them. Those butterflies in your stomach indicate that you feel more of that person; moreover, romantically. You want them to feel the same, and you try that by giving them the perfect gifts for girlfriend to make them happy.

 

You try to spend as much time possible with that one person:

If you find yourself making ample excuses with only one underlying motive of meeting that person, again and again, you can confer that you have started to crush on that person.

 

     You are happy when you are around them:

Have you ever found yourself giggling and laughing like a fool because of something your crush said? Do you feel relaxed, relieved, and even rejuvenated when around them? The simplest things seem to bring out the happiest thoughts and reactions when around that special someone.

 

     Your near and dears, figure it out before you do:

The funniest thing about crushes is that you're often the last person who realizes what's going on. Your friends, family, and other close people will always interpret your desire to give them gifts for girlfriend and understand your feelings before you do.

 

    You feel a strong attraction towards that particular person:

If you feel attracted to them, and it becomes a lingering feeling even if they are not around them, you are most likely having a crush on them. Please read this post as we talk about a few signs that indicate you have a romantic interest in someone.

 

     All the love songs make sense:

The same Taylor Swift song you used to mock suddenly becomes a favorite and a must-listen every night. The reason? Earlier, you used to listen to music, but now you truly feel it. Love songs start making sense from the melancholy tune to the heartfelt lyrics and eventually significantly impact you.

 

     Jealousy:

While developing a crush can make you feel giddy or weak in the knees, it is not all rosy. You tend to harbor negative feelings when things are not going the way you want. The most common emotion here is jealousy. Picture this: you see your crush around the neighborhood, and it automatically brings a smile to your face. However, that smile immediately turns into a sulk when you spot a potential partner next to them.

 

    You go to great lengths to help them:

If your crush asks the entire class for an extra pen, you will try to be the one providing that extra pen. We tend to break all barriers for those we care about, and a crush is no different—this willingness to help increases tenfold when your crush comes up to you and makes a personal request. You feel motivated to give them gifts for girlfriend even though she isn't technically your girlfriend.

 

     You become protective and defensive:

The biggest fear most of us have is when our crush finds out the truth in a way out of our control. To try and protect this secret, we often act very defensively when anyone mentions their name and threatens to expose the truth. Another feeling that overwhelms us in this stage is being protective of them. If you hear someone bad-mouthing your crush or spreading misinformation, your instinct is to defend their reputation and ensure that the truth prevails.

 

    You start to overthink every minute detail and thing:

One of the most common traits is that we start to overanalyze each interaction and message sent to and fro. Once the doubt creeps in, our mind hits the panic button and starts to picture the worst-case scenario for all situations. Logical and rational thinking is thrown out of the window, and we purely act based on our emotions and thoughts, not facts and realistic outcomes.

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