At the end of the day, the best way to really know if he's into you is just to ask him. Don't ask his friends, don't ask your friends to ask him for you, don't ask him in a note or a text, but be brave and venture out and ask him yourself. If he's too shy to do anything, then your potential future relationship is in your hands. It's not as scary as it sounds. It doesn't have to be the most perfect, magical place, but pick a place where you can have some privacy without either of your friends around and a time when he's not likely to be stressed or to rush off somewhere. If you want to up the romance factor, you can ask him in the evenings or at a place that is special to you both. Make some small talk but then ask him how he feels about you. You can tell him that you've developed feelings for him and just really want to know where his head is. Make eye contact, but don't put the pressure on. Try to keep it cool and ask him how he feels without putting the pressure on. If it turns out he likes you, then you can privately celebrate. You can both decide where to go from here. And if not, it's not the end of the world, and you don't have to torture yourself by wondering what he's really thinking anymore. Be proud of yourself for being brave enough to ask him and move forward.

Summary: Make sure you ask him yourself. Find the best place and time to ask him. Just come right out and say it. React appropriately.

If a virus causes your tonsillitis, you're more likely to have a runny or stuffy nose. A general feeling of being unwell and a fever can occur with either viral or bacterial infection, but the fever is usually lower if you have a virus closer to 100.4F (38C) than 102F (38.9C). You may have a cough with either cause, but a cough and a husky voice are more commonly associated with viral illness. Coughing and voice changes can be caused by laryngitis, usually a viral ailment that goes along with tonsillitis. Tonsillitis caused by a virus usually goes away or at least begins to improve within three to four days, so if you start to feel better after that time you likely have a passing viral infection. Bacterial tonsillitis can last much longer, or even until medically treated. See your doctor if you see no improvement in symptoms after four days you may have a bacterial infection requiring antibiotics. Even viral tonsillitis can last up to two weeks, so a longer illness isn't a definite sign of a bacterial infection. EBV is the usual cause of mononucleosis, or "mono." Mono is a common cause of tonsillitis in young adults and teens. Mono can last for weeks, and is often associated with fatigue, sore throat and tonsillitis, fever, swollen lymph nodes in the neck and armpits, and headache. Mono will pass on its own and usually doesn't require treatment, but you should still get diagnosed. This can be done with a simple blood test. Some people with mono also get a pinpoint red, speckled rash on the roof of their mouth. Open wide and look at the top of your mouth in a mirror. Red speckles can indicate mono. Mono can occur with or without a skin rash, too. While looking in your mouth, also check for a gray membrane covering your tonsils. This is another sign of mono. Gently feel over the area of your spleen under your ribcage, above your stomach, on the left side of your torso. Your spleen may enlarge if you have mono and feel tender when pressed. Be gentle! A swollen spleen can rupture if handled roughly.

Summary: Recognize a runny nose as a viral symptom. Consider a viral cause for your cough. Notice if you start improving within four days. Get tested for Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) if you have constant fatigue. Check the roof of your mouth for a rash. Feel for tenderness over your spleen.

Square scarves can also be worn around your wrist as a sweatband. To do this, lay it flat out and fold it into a triangle. Grasp the middle point of the triangular scarf and fold it into the middle, so that the scarf looks like a narrow trapezium shape. Use your thumb and forefinger to keep hold of the end. Use the fingers on the hand you are tying it to to hold it in place. Hold it tight around your wrist when wrapping it around. When you are done, let go of the end with your thumb and tuck both ends inside the wrapped scarf.

Summary: Create a sweatband. Place your wrist at one end of the scarf. Grasp the opposite end of the scarf and wrap it snugly around your wrist.

Start your message to Bieber by telling him your name and explaining why you are such a big Bieber fan. You may love him for his looks, his music, or his ability to pose really well in underwear ads. Highlight what draws you to him and why you felt the need to contact him. You may also be contacting him with the hopes of sharing your own music with him or your artwork. You should note this in the introductory section of the message so he knows right away why you are contacting him. Musicians and celebrities often like to hear from fans who have supported them in tangible ways, such as attending several live performances over the years or buying every copy of their album. Let Bieber know how loyal of a fan you really are by noting any Bieber shows you have attended and how many of his albums you own. You want to let him know that you are a loyal fan and are willing to support his music. Many celebrities like to receive fan drawn art like sketches, a collage, or a drawing created with online tools. Show Bieber how much you love him by including a personal touch in the form of a visual image of Bieber, singing on stage or hanging out with you in your hometown. This can help to catch his attention and let him know that you are the ultimate fan.
Summary: Introduce yourself and explain why you are a Bieber fan. Note any Bieber shows or live performances you have been to. Include drawings, a collage, or other visual depictions of Bieber.