HOW TO GET OVER A CRUSH

Crushes may seem like a teenage thing. But even grownups experience it all the time. Find out in this app on how to get over a crush and have fun at the same time.

Crushes are a roller coaster.

For a few moments, it can make you float on cloud nine.

But for the rest of the time, it can haunt you and torment you.

Almost always, a crush can make your life miserable and bring it to a standstill.

While it’s enjoyable and exciting for a few weeks, a long term crush can bring more nervousness and pain than happiness.

And the worst part, a serious crush can also strip you off your confidence and self respect.

Most people assume that they’re in love with their crush.

But it’s not love. Really, it’s not.

It won’t be love even if your crush starts to date you.

Crushes, just like love, always starts with infatuation. And when you have a crush on someone, big chances are, you’re just madly attracted to them and nothing more.

No matter what your age, you’re definitely going to get a crush on many people in your life. If you interact with new members of the opposite sex, you may even have a new crush every week.

And guess what, people in love get crushes too!

A crush is nothing but an appreciation of beauty or certain traits that you admire in someone else, especially the opposite sex.

Getting a crush on someone is easy. But getting over a crush, well, that’s a whole new story.

For some people, getting over a crush is easy. You like someone, and then you forget all about it.

But for many people, a crush is more serious. You may like someone and see them now and then. And each time you see them, you start to like them a little more.

Having an uncontrollable crush on someone is never good, especially if you can’t handle it or if it interferes with your daily life.

If you have a crush on someone and feel like you need to put an end to it or deal with it in a better way, here are 28 tips to do that and have fun along the way!