Q&A for How to Trick People Into Thinking You're Hot

Does he stare at you? Does he touch you? (Brush his arm against yours, hug you, etc.). Look into his eyes, do his pupils seem bigger? Does he tease you playfully? Do his friends tease him or laugh when they see you two together? If you answered yes to most of these questions, he might just be crushing on you, too!

You can't make him think that he just has to not care about the other girls and look at you differently because you are his girlfriend. If he loves you he wouldn't even be telling you those things and he certainly wouldn't even pay attention to them.

It's all about the way you carry yourself. Stand up straight, look people in the eyes and smile. Always wear clothes that you feel great in.

If you like him back, just say it first. He's probably just shy or unsure of how you feel.

You will feel very confident. You may receive a lot of admiration from male and females. You may have a lot of things you like about yourself.

For some great tips, check out wikiHow to Know if a Boy Has a Crush on You .

Hang out with other guys, or just make yourself seem unavailable. Don't answer texts or calls right away, tell him you were talking to someone else. You could also try telling him you think one of his friends is cute but this may backfire if he gets angry or tries to set you up with the friend.

You may use makeup to contour your chest to make it look like you have boobs.

If he doesn't also want it, it's never going to happen. The answer to "Can we have a relationship?" depends on not one but two people, and it therefore has four possible answers: yes-no, no-yes, no-no and yes-yes. Only in the last case will it be, and your yes is not a guarantee that your ex's will be a yes as well.

It could be that you love neither. Love is a strong feeling, and most can only love one person at a time, because it fills up the entire heart and more. So if you have room for two, then it may be that neither feeling is very strong. However, it's OK to still love your ex. Think of the reasons why he became your ex, keep the memories of good times you shared, keep a fondness in your heart. Focus on your current boyfriend; after all, you promised him to see if you can develop feelings for him in the present, and he's doing that for you too. But if you feel you must choose, then I recommend choosing neither of them and looking for a third.

You need to decide whom you love the most. If you end up dating them both, then this could lead to both of them being hurt. And this is even if your ex still loves you. You also need to think: Why do I love both of these people? if you end up only loving one of them for their looks or it was just love at the beginning, then maybe the other person is better. And you need to remember that your boyfriend loves you now and your ex was before, maybe you are still living in the past.