. Chances are good that you and your crush have a few things in common. If possible, skim her social media profiles to find some common ground. Make sure you don't do too much research or you'll come across as creepy; however, you probably have more in common than you think. Do you: Go to the same school? Play the same sports? Take the same classes? Know the same people? Everyone enjoys talking about their personal interests and hobbies. Hopefully, you'll have an interest in common with your crush, giving you an easy conversation topic. For example, if you share a favorite class together, ask your crush what he thought about the homework assignment. If you focus on these mutual interests, the conversation will flow naturally. For example: "I also love playing video games! Do you have any favorites?" "That's my favorite soccer team too! Do you have any game day traditions?" "If you tell me what's on your bucket list, I'll tell you what's on mine." "I love that TV show! Who's your favorite character?" Once your crush answers, ask follow up questions. This will give your crush an opportunity to talk about herself. Ask questions that show you have a genuine interest in what she has to say. For example: "We just got back from France. Where's the coolest place you've ever been?" "What are you passionate about?" "I wish I could go to Hawaii. What's your dream vacation?" "What's your favorite class?" Gauge when the conversation is over. If there are long stretches of silence or the conversation becomes awkward politely excuse yourself. If you're texting and your crush doesn't respond immediately, give him time to answer. If you bombard him with text messages he'll start ignoring you and may even block your number. When in doubt, keep your conversation under thirty minutes. You want to intrigue your crush and leave him wanting more, not exhaust him with your company.

Summary: Find common ground Focus on mutual interests. Ask questions. Respond to his cues.

When the vegetables have finished cooking, use a spatula to push them to one side of the pan. Next, pour 2 eggs that have been lightly beaten into the pan. Scramble them with the spatula, and once they've set up, mix them into the vegetables. If you prefer, you can use an egg substitute in place of the eggs. Once the eggs are cooked and mixed with the vegetables, add in the 3 cups of cooked rice. Pour 2 to 3 tablespoons (30 to 44 mL) of soy sauce, depending on your personal taste, on top of the rice. Next, mix in 1 tablespoon (15 mL) of sesame oil, and stir all of the ingredients together until well combined. In place of the soy sauce, you can use fish sauce or oyster sauce. You can also add in some cooked chicken or steak that's been cut into strips or chopped if you want to make a meal out the rice. It's a good idea to taste the rice after you mix in the soy sauce and sesame oil. If necessary, add salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste. Continue stirring the mixture in the pan as it cooks on medium heat. Fry the rice until all of the ingredients are fully heated through, which should take approximately 5 minutes. If it seems like the rice is starting to scorch, lower the heat. Add a few additional drops of oil to the pan if the rice mixture is sticking to it. You may want to garnish the finished rice with chopped green onions.
Summary: Pour the beaten eggs into one half of the pan and scramble them. Mix in the cooked rice, soy sauce, and sesame oil. Fry the mixture until heated through. Finished.