Article: Since the Home screen comprises multiple pages, you may have to swipe left or right to find the widget(s) you want. Doing this will drop the widget into the "Remove" section, effectively removing it from your Home screen. You can repeat this process for any widget on your Home screen.
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Unlock your Android. Locate the widget you wish to remove. Tap and hold the offending widget. Drag the widget to the "Remove" section. Remove your finger.

Problem: Article: If your crush rejected you, it's possible you were more attracted to their appearance than their personality. Whatever the circumstances of your rejection were, now would be a good time to be honest with yourself and determine what you want from an ideal partner. Think about traits you would want from an ideal partner. Perhaps you want someone who is warm and caring, or maybe trustworthiness is more important to you. Shared interests or worldview is also a common trait people seek in a partner. Whatever it is that you think you want from a partner, figure it out before you start having feelings for anyone else. While ideal partner preferences shape the type of person you actively seek out, you also have an unspoken emotional reaction to most people you meet. Sometimes we're blinded by our emotional reaction to someone because of their looks or charming personality, but it's important to learn to recognize the emotional reaction you feel in someone's presence. Emotional reactions are typically unconscious, and you can't change that reaction. But as you analyze your emotions over time (perhaps through journaling), you can learn to recognize the emotional reaction that you have to a person. Even if someone has traits that you find ideal and you have a positive emotional reaction to that person, you may simply not be a good match when it comes to longterm compatibility. Learning how to evaluate a crush for real, meaningful compatibility can be the difference between frustrating relationship problems and a meaningful, fulfilling partnership. Think about the personality traits you find most desirable. Do you have a "type"? Does that type typically work well with you? Or are you only seeing the surface of people you have a crush on? Trust your gut. If you find someone attractive but don't have much in common with them, it probably won't work out, and you probably already know this. Learn to trust your gut as you evaluate potential partners, as this will help you avoid getting hurt and rejected in the future.
Summary: Learn your ideal partner preferences. Recognize your emotional reactions. Evaluate crushes for realistic compatibility.

Take down all of your posters with pictures of them, and don't see the new movie they are in or listen to their new song. Don't talk about them with your friends or family, and don't spend time on the internet researching their lives. Everyone deserves privacy, even famous people. You can do these things gradually over the course of several days, or stop it all in one go, like ripping off a Band-Aid. Whichever way you choose to do it, make sure all of the things that remind you of them eventually make it out of your life! Try not to be jealous if you find out they're dating someone else, or happy if they're breaking up with their partner. It doesn't bring you any closer to them, and it only makes it harder to separate from them. Concrete goals that focus on the bigger picture, like how you can improve yourself or do something nice for someone else, will help you far more than dwelling on an unlikely possibility. Make sure your goals are reasonable and attainable. Think about how you want to study hard and get an "A" on your next paper or test. If you're working on a new move in karate class, imagine yourself being able to do it perfectly, and practice when you get home. Help someone in need by volunteering at an organization, or doing something small like giving up your seat on the bus for an elderly person. If you are having intense thoughts about this celebrity, an engaging but calming activity can help get your mind off of it. Finish that poem, book, painting, or other project you've been working on. Go for a walk and look around at all the beautiful trees, houses, and people that are right in front of you. Grab a coloring book or a print-out of a detailed pattern like a mandala and some colored pencils. Color to your heart's content, and try to stay inside the lines. Get some exercise by asking your friends if they want to play a pickup game of soccer or frisbee, or go on a run by yourself.
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Remove things from your life that remind you of your crush. Replace daydreams about them with thoughts about goals you have for your own life. Do something else that you like to do.