Q&A for How to Kiss Your Crush out of the Blue

You may feel shy as you develop a relationship with your crush. That's okay. Try to build your confidence by thinking about what you like about yourself and why someone might want to be with you. If you feel good about yourself, other people will be more attracted to you.

It feels great to kiss your crush. If your crush likes you, you can even begin to develop a relationship.

If your crush keeps wanting to hang out and is engaged when you are talking, they could very well like you too. Follow the steps above and try to kiss them. It may be that they've just been waiting for you to make the right move.

If you can't get your crush alone organically, like running into each other at a shared meeting or event, create an opportunity to get him alone like asking him on a one-on-one activity. If he's avoiding a one-on-one hang out though, it may be that he does not feel the same way you do.

Unless you've already been rejected, you have no way of knowing if your crush might like you or not. Try to spend some time together so she can get to know you as a person. You might be surprised.

It's better to spend time with someone and build shared experiences together rather than just telling someone you like them over social media. It's fine to friend him, but maybe don't message him privately. If you'd like to tell him you like him, do it in person.

This is a bit of an awkward situation. You should decide if you like your crush or his best friend. You don't want to cause awkwardness in their friendship.

You can always ask your crush, "Are you dating anybody?"