Q&A for How to Make Someone Fall in Love with You

Only you can answer this question. Evaluate the relationship you had with your ex, what worked, what didn’t work, and what could be worked on. Also determine if you are both willing to make changes to fix whatever went wrong. If neither of you makes a change, then you will essentially be re-entering the relationship you left, in which case you’ll want to remind yourself why it didn’t work and determine if you’re willing to put up with those things again in order to make it work.

Eye-contact and a smile is the best way to show your interest in someone. Let the person catch you glancing at them, and then smile.

Try being friends with that person for now. This way you can still have them in your life and you can get to know them better and see if a relationship might be a good fit when you're ready. Just take it one step at a time.

Try getting in touch with them and telling them how you feel. Be honest about why you rejected them if you can. Maybe you just weren't ready for a relationship, or maybe you've gotten to know them better now? It will be up to them if they still want to pursue a relationship with you, but the best thing you can do is just tell them honestly how you feel.

Just look for signs that the other person is ready, such as body language and flirtatious behavior. Give the hint that you're interested, and Flirt to see how it's received.

Start by becoming friends. Friendship is the best way to build trust. Then, when you have a mutual respect and trust between you, express your interest in becoming more than friends.

You will have to start small. Smile and say hi. Pay them a compliment and strike up a conversation. If it goes well, ask them for their phone number. Take it one step at a time, you can't make someone who doesn't know you at all instantly fall in love with you.

You should not trust someone just because they say you're pretty, but this is no reason not to trust them. Trust should be earned with deeds and not words.

Try to do things that can easily occupy your mind. Try to remember some negative things about him, as well.

Just try accepting the fact this person likes someone else, and don't feel bad about it, as it isn't your fault.

Maybe he liked both of you and he thought you weren't interested so he asked the other person. There's really no way to know what happened for sure without asking him.

Yes! Go for it! Even if you've misinterpreted the signs, putting yourself out there is always better than keeping quiet and wondering later what might have been.

Being jealous is a sign of a low self-esteem or a lack of trust in the one you love. Keep in mind that everybody had a life before meeting their significant other. What matters now is that you are by this person's side building a future together.

You could send them a text or letter, or just tell them in person. Do what makes you feel most comfortable. You can also just try sending subtle signs, like touching their arm when they're talking, laughing at their jokes, making a lot of eye contact, etc.

Show her what you're good at and see if you have a bond or share a interest. Move on from there.

Sometimes it does. It's illegal for an adult to be in a relationship with a minor, for example. And if there is a significant age gap between the two people, they might not have a lot in common, which can make a relationship more difficult.

You should start by getting to know them. Ask them questions about themselves - what they like to do, what their family is like, etc. Look for things you have in common, and just spend time together.

If this person has feelings for you, they are not in love with the person they're dating. Explain to your crush that you won't get involved with them until they break up with their significant other.

Contact them through social media, Skype, FaceTime, etc., and/or ask any mutual friends you might have to put in a good word for you with them. If you're talking about a famous person or something like that, you should probably just accept that it's not going to happen.

Leave their relationship alone, and distance yourself from your friend if you need to. There's some helpful advice in Get Over a Crush on Your Best Friend .

If you still have a friendly relationship with your ex, ask them if it would be okay with them if you started dating their friend. If you don't really talk to your ex anymore, try to build up a friendly relationship with them. It's unlikely things would work out well between you and this new person if their best friend hates you.

Try opening up to them about your feelings and being vulnerable with them. Or even just ask them to go get a coffee and try to rekindle the spark you may have had. Remind them of how great things were between you two before, and ask them to give you a second chance.

If you're sure they heard you or saw your message, the best thing to do is just move on. If they ignored you, they're not interested in you, and you can't do anything to change that. If you're not sure they heard you/got your message, you should tell them again.

Give yourself some space for awhile if you're finding it difficult to be around them. Then just do your best to think of them as a friend. You can't make someone like you if they're not interested.

There's not really a way to make sure he won't tell everyone. All you can really do is risk it and tell him how you feel. You can politely ask him not to tell anyone about it, but again, there's no way to make sure he'll do what you ask.

Try an invest yourself in something you're passionate about, or anything else that takes your mind off them.

Invent ways to spend time with him. If he ever seems sad, tell him that you're there for him and ask him if he wants to talk about it.

Make those three days very special for him or her (bring some memorable gifts, go to the movies or spend the day doing what he or she likes). Try to talk online, on phone, video chat, etc. If he or she likes you, it will work.

If they are showing signs of enjoying your company, or if they are eager to hang out, then those are a couple of signs. If that someone makes eye contact with you, laughs at all of your jokes, and pays attention to you when you are speaking to them, those are sure signs that they are interested in you.

Wait a little while, be in love for a couple months. If you wish, you might consider moving in with each other, really embracing each other and truly figuring out if your love is so deep that you’re ready to take the next step.