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== Steps ==
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== Steps ==
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=== Striking Up A Conversation ===
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=== Striking Up A Conversation ===
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#Rehearse what to say if you're nervous. It can be scary to start up a conversation with your crush. It may feel silly to you, but
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#Rehearse what to say if you're nervous. It can be scary to start up a conversation with your crush. It may feel silly to you, but may be people find rehearsing what to say ahead of time can help. If you're unsure how to approach your crush, stand in front of the mirror in your home and practice.<ref>http://kidshealth.org/en/teens/shy-tips.html</ref>[[Image:Talk to a Guy You Like Step 1 Version 3.jpg|center]]
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#*Try to think of ways to start a conversation. Where do you normally see this person? If you have class together, you can practice asking him about a homework assignment or making a comment on the latest test.
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#*Try to think of ways to start a conversation. Where do you normally see this person? If you have class together, you can practice asking him about a homework assignment or making a comment on the latest test.
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#*You don't have to plan what you'll say word-for-word. In fact, rehearsing too much may make your conversation sound strained. Instead, have a general idea of what you want to talk about.
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#*You don't have to plan what you'll say word-for-word. In fact, rehearsing too much may make your conversation sound strained. Instead, have a general idea of what you want to talk about.
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