Q&A for How to Move on from Someone Who Doesn't Like You

If the boy does not like you and you can tell by the way he acts when he is near you, then you should find somebody new to like.

You need a hobby or some other sort of distraction. Your mind is idle and that's why you keep thinking about this. Do some volunteer work, get a job, or take classes in something you've been wanting to learn, such as art or dance. This will help keep your mind off of him.

Try to think about his/her flaws. That might help you move on.

Spend time together with just the two of you, doing something fun and casual. Acting anxious or pressuring him to stay with you can backfire. If he just feels ready to move on, you can have a calm conversation about it.

You just have to move on. Accept that you will probably never know why they changed their mind. Remember, there are plenty of fish in the sea.

It will be hard but find something fun to do that you can only do when you are single. If it doesn't help, you can call someone over and open up to them to lift the weight off your shoulders.

Tell her how you feel and ask her out and if her answer is no then let it go because she doesn't deserve you.

It's not a relationship if she loves another person besides you. If you want to be exclusive with her, talk to her about it and be prepared for any outcome.

If he doesn't like you, just forget it or try all again by flirting with the same guy or another guy. Tyy to be best friends and knowing each other, then ask him if he likes you but don't forget to flirt.

If you enjoy her company, keep her as a friend. If it's too difficult to be around this person in a platonic manner, then you'll have to distance yourself from her, at least until you've reconciled your emotions toward her.

Try ignoring her a little bit. Maybe try not going to that group as much or find another group.

Tell yourself to accept reality. A great way is to distract yourself, find hobbies and friends. Another great way is to find a new person to love. You deserve someone who loves you for who you are.

Try reminding them of the past by saying something like, "This isn't us, why are we fighting like this?" Ask them if there's something else bothering them, unrelated to you. Through communication, you might be able to come to a better understanding. If not, the two of you might just be drifting apart.

Act casual. If they smile or say hello to you, do the same. If they're talking to someone next to you and you're unsure what to do, act like you're absorbed in something else, take out your phone, look at a book, etc., or just say you have to run and exit the situation.

He is probably missing you, and hasn't found another person to replace you. Sometimes it is hard to let go. Stop answering the phone or change your number if you need space to heal and move on.

You can try to find a new route around them, so you don't see them as often. Or, if this is not an option, you can ignore them and focus on other subjects or people. If this is still not working, you can ask them to find a new route because it pains you to see them everyday. If they refuse, try taking a long vacation so the memory of them fades a little, helping you to ignore them.