One great way to forget about your crush is to spend as much time as possible with the people who mean the most to you. Your friends and family have been there for you through thick and thin and they will make you feel better about your romantic situation just by being there for you. Though your social routine doesn't have to be so jam packed that you don't have a minute to yourself, you should make an effort to spend more time with your loved ones, so you can be grateful for all of the positive relationships in your life instead of obsessing over the one relationship that didn't pan out. Don't spend your Friday or Saturday nights alone or you'll wish you were with your crush. Hang out with your girl or guy friends instead, and you'll be having so much fun that you'll forget all about your crush. Spending time doing something that means a lot to you is a sure fire way to banish any thoughts about your crush from your mind. You should spend more time pursuing your favorite hobby, whether it's running or painting, exercising, reading, or just doing whatever makes you happy. Maybe you think you're too busy to make time for the things you care about. If that's the case, then make the time by cutting something else out of your life; if you're committed to pursuing your passion, then all thoughts of your crush will slowly drift away. Maybe you're feeling so down in the dumps about your crush because you don't have a lot of things that you really care about. It could be time to find out what your passion really is by taking a class out of your comfort zone, signing up for a photography, ballroom dancing, acting, or singing class, or just trying something completely new that you have a feeling might make you happy. Though spending time with your friends and family and doing your favorite activities can make you forget your crush, if you really want to find peace on your own, then you have to be comfortable with spending some time with your favorite person you. If you're really sad and upset the second you're not keeping busy, then you haven't really gotten over your crush yet. Make weekly "me dates" and spend that time doing something you really love or just relaxing and watching your favorite TV show or taking a long hot bath. It doesn't matter what you do what matters is that you really enjoy doing it alone. Don't let last-minute plans with friends get in the way of your "me time." You should treasure your "me time" like it's a hot date with your favorite celebrity. Don't hole up in your dark sad cave thinking about all the reasons why it didn't work out with your crush; get outside and breathe some fresh air instead. Just being out in the sun and breathing fresh air instead of hanging out at home will make you feel more alive, alert, energetic, and happier. If you have to do some work, then don't hole up in your room and go to a coffee shop or park instead. Just being around other people, even if you're not talking to them, will make you feel happier and will make you less likely to dwell on your crush. Make sure to get out of the house at least once a day, even if it's just to take a half hour walk. Staying inside for an entire day is guaranteed to make anyone feel unhappy, whether they're trying to get over someone or not. If you want to really get over your crush, then you can't just be miserable by yourself and wait for someone new to come along. You have to be truly content with being on your own, doing your own thing, hanging out with your friends, and doing some casual flirting that won't lead anywhere. You should appreciate the freedom that singledom can bring and know that, while dating someone can be fun and fulfilling, it should not determine whether you're happy or sad. Give it time. It can take weeks, or even months, to appreciate being single, but once you do, you'll see that you never really needed your crush after all what you needed was an idea of your crush that you thought would lead you to happiness, but it wasn't the answer you were looking for, in the end. Once you've done all the right things adjusted your perspective, gotten rid of thoughts of your crush, and moved forward to do the things that make you happy then you can really congratulate yourself for forgetting your crush. You have seen how great your life is without your crush, how amazing you are, and how lucky you are for the life you have. If you're really over your crush, then you can slowly start to open up your heart and start crushing on someone new. If you've really moved on, then celebrate your victory and get excited about all of the love that will come your way.
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One-sentence summary -- Lean on your friends and family. Do what you love. Enjoy your solo time. Get out of the house. Love the single life. Get ready for a new crush.

" Accept the compliment, but don't go on to brag about how beautiful you are. This shows that you are confident with yourself, but not full of yourself. If the compliment means a lot to you, follow up by saying something like "I really appreciate it" or "that was really encouraging to hear." Show your boyfriend how the compliment makes you feel and how much value it holds to you. You could even follow it up with a hug and a kiss to be sweet. Say, "aww, do you think so?" or "really?" This is not denying the compliment, but not being smug. As long as you follow this with something like "you're not so bad yourself," "I love you" or "you are so sweet," he won't feel pressured to answer. You are thanking him, plus returning a compliment. Look up at your boyfriend as he's giving you the compliment, and try to form an inviting facial expression. Doing this will let him know you are listening and you appreciate his compliment. Looking down will make you appear disinterested. Try to sound like the compliment has made you happy rather than uncomfortable. Respond to your boyfriend with a lighthearted tone in your voice and delivery. . You don't have to flatter him, but it might be nice to pay him a compliment if the moment calls for it. Return the favor and tell your boyfriend what you love about him. You could simply say, "thanks, handsome" or "I was just thinking about how handsome you are."
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Say "thank you. Show you care. Ask him a causal question. Make eye contact. Keep a positive tone of voice. Be flirtatious