Q: When the two of you are comfortable, it might be okay to drop a few hints that you are interested in becoming more than an ordinary friend. Notes work. Texts work, but a handwritten note is best. that way he'll have a keepsake from you. Ask him to hold your backpack or carry your books to the next class. See what he does. Ask him to a dance. Sadie-Hawkins dance, if you have one, would be the perfect opportunity: The girl is supposed to ask the guy. Flirt with him. There are a bunch of ways to flirt with him: Flirt with your eyes. Lock his eyes with yours and smile at him sweetly. Hold his eyes a little longer than normal. Flirt with touch. Gently touch his shoulder with your hand when you talk with him. Flirt with words. Tell him that he's good at sports, or compliment him on his new haircut. He'll be thrilled that you noticed. Hold his hand. This should make it really clear to him you are interested. Hug him more tightly than a friend hug, and maybe just a little more often. Some guys your own age might not get the hint. Girls do usually reach puberty earlier than guys, so girls usually reach that level of emotional maturity earlier as well. Be casual about it: "Hey, I realized I didn't have your phone number." Establishing a friendship outside of school or extracurriculars will be important. Wait for him to call you. You don't want to come on too strong by talking too much once he does; not everyone enjoys talking on the phone quite as much as others do, so it's a good idea to match his pace, especially if he seems a little reluctant to talk for a long time. Text him kind of regularly, just for simple conversation. Don't make it pointless, however, because a lot of guys don't like small-talk. Flirt with him with texts (Facebook, IM, and emails will also work). Say something like "I didn't know you'd singlehandedly destroy the football team on Friday. Nice work!" Guys will often let you know if he's interested in you or not without putting any words to it. There will be a part of you that will be able to tell by instinct. Be on the lookout for signs that he's nervous around you. It could mean he likes you. Does he: Sweat or blush when he talks to you? It could be his body saying that he's into you. Look at you and then look away when you catch him staring? He can't get enough of your looks, and he's day-dreaming. Constantly hang around you, but not with you? It could be we wants to look at and be around you, but doesn't want you to know. If he's hugging or holding hands with you, then you're golden. He likes you. But here are some other signs in case you're not completely sure. Do his pupils dilate when he looks at you? Sometimes his eyes will change color slightly. Does he touch you, offer to give you piggybacks, or bump into you randomly? He could want to get any excuse to touch you because he likes you. Gulp loudly or stumble around with his words? His heart is pumping hard and he's worried about messing up. Don't trust too many other minute-by-minute changes to his anatomy. Some of those changes, even the more obvious ones, are completely random in very young men for several years. Remember, it's better to have tried and failed than to never try in the first place. Wait for the right moment. You'll pretty much know when the time comes. If you are ready to ask him out don't say it in front of a group or something or he might say no. Be calm, cool and collected while you're asking him. Make eye contact with him and remember to smile. Be confident. It's really hard to ask him, but you're up for the challenge, aren't you? Ask him if he wants to go to the movies or grab a bite to eat. You don't have to call it a date for it to be a date. Yes, it will feel bad for a time. No, it won't last forever. Remind yourself of all that you have to offer. There will be plenty of other guys. If he says "no," just smile and walk away with your emotions covered up. Try not to be awkward around him or mean to him. Staying classy might cause him to reconsider.
A: Start dropping hints. Don't get down if he doesn't respond. Ask for his phone number. Be patient. Be aware of more obvious signs that he likes you. Tell him, if he still doesn't get the hint. Try not to sweat it, if he's not interested.

Q: This might sound ridiculous, but it is very important. First, you want to be sure he's really that perfect man you think he is not just a handsome face for your idea of Prince Charming and you also want him to know you exist! So take a deep breath and go talk to him. A very simple "Hi, I'm..." will do. Try to sound as normal as possible. Talk to him as you would talk to someone you would like to befriend seducing him will come later. If you want to hook this guy, you need to learn some things about him what he likes, what he doesn't like, what he does for a living, what some of his hobbies are. The more information you know about him, the more tools you'll have to use in your quest to win his affections. If you find out things he likes, you can bring up your shared interests in casual conversation. That way, he'll know that you have things in common and he'll begin to think about doing some of those things together. For example, if you find out that he likes to play golf, casually mention your trip to the range with your dad last weekend. Additionally, if you get a guy talking about something they are passionate about, they'll feel good about it and later relate those positive feelings back to their experience with you. A good way to learn things about someone else is by seeing how they react to what others say. So, tell him some things about yourself and see how he reacts. But don't get too personal right away. This can be off-putting. You can also talk about sports, movies, music, politics whatever. Just engage him in a conversation so you can learn more about him. Add him on Instagram and start engaging with him there. Like a few of his photos to begin with, but not too many. Once you are following each other, like some of his selfies so he knows you appreciate the way he looks, but be sure to like some of photos that are indicative of his interests too. If he starts reciprocating with likes and comments, it is a very good sign for you. At this point, you should pull back a little bit so that he will start wondering where you are and why you haven't been liking as many of his posts. Give him an occasional like every now and then, but be very cautious about overdoing it.
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Introduce yourself. Learn things about him. Talk about yourself. Use social media to your advantage.