Q&A for How to Get a Girl Who Is in a Relationship to Like You

First off, no girl is out of your league. Most people perceive that to be true/ but it's not. If a girl likes you, she will like you for who you are. Try talking to her or just say hello.

No, because then you run the risk of being in a rebound relationship, and those very rarely last. Give her time to break up, consider what went wrong, get over her ex, heal, and be ready to pursue a relationship again.

Walk up and say hi. Ask how she's liking the neighborhood, or school, or wherever it is that you normally see her. You can also ask if she would like you to show her around.

By being yourself. You are a confident guy that takes care of himself, his appearance and body, because you follow the many wiki guides on doing that. Because of this, other girls show interest in you, which in return shows the girl you were originally after that you are a great catch, but she knows she has to step up if she hopes to nab you.

Wait until she's free and ask her again. You don't want to appear too needy or clingy or she definitely won't be interested.

You can't, and you shouldn't try. If it's meant to be, it will be. You could tell the person you still have feelings for them, but it's their choice what to do about that and you shouldn't try to pressure them.

You should respect that they are in a relationship, and not try to get them to like you.

He beat you to the punch because he showed more confidence and went for what he wanted. Move on, and continue working on your confidence because you are a great catch for the right woman.

She might just be opening up about her feelings because she believes honesty is important, or she might be planning to leave her current boyfriend. If your girlfriend has told you she likes someone else, don't get angry; try to have a reasonable, open conversation with her about what these feelings mean.

You shouldn't mess with people in relationships; it's bad karma. Just be nice to her and try to move on.

You'll want to establish a better relationship with your ex before starting another romantic relationship. Check out http://www.wikihow.com/Get-Your-Ex-Back for specific steps.

Have a talk with your significant other to make sure they know what's going on. Then just ignore the person. Don't let them get to you. When they see they can't have any effect on your relationship, they'll probably give up.

It's probably best not to mess with that stuff. Go find another girl. And if you want, make her jealous

He may be getting ideas from those who know you better than he does, or he may be looking for females' perspective. It shows that he cares enough to do some research and legwork to find you something special that you'll like.

It would be proper to ask her if she has a boyfriend before you start divulging your innermost personal feelings to her, but you shouldn't even be revealing those. Telling her you love her when you don't really even yet know her intimately--or even whether she's already romantically involved--will likely just scare her away, and with good reason: you don't love her, you love the idea of what you imagine she's like, which isn't the same as reality, nor is your fantasy something she could live up to. Telling her you'd like to be friends and see where things go--only after verifying she's available, not before--would be acceptable. This is a process, and you're not going to get to the desired result of, let's call it "stage ten", being in a relationship, by leaping over stage one ("Do you have a boyfriend?") and several others and going straight to stage nine ("I love you"). Your approach shows that you don't care about her or what she has going on, only your own interests.

If she's single, tell her. It's nothing wrong with being honest with the mother of your children. If she's married, you can be supportive and co-parent with care and love but don't spoil her relationship with her new spouse.

Yes. It’s not very respectful to get in the way of a relationship but you can certainly become friends with her or just wait it out like you said. Here’s another tip: try to ignore the romantic interests you have in the girl. This is a good idea because there’s always the possibility that she never gets out of the relationship. If she does and you still like her, you’ll gain those romantic interests back and you can try to get in a relationship with her then.

If you have not met her in real life or at least on a video call, don't. She may not even be a she. Ask to meet her in real life or on video chat and let the topic come up organically in conversation rather than forcing it.

It will take time. The most important thing is you form a bond first and don't go rushing in and flirting because that will put her off immediately if she's already seeing someone. Be friendly, form a bond and you may have a shot if that relationship expires.

If a girl is looking shyly at you, it could mean that she wants to get to know you more, or that she's just curious. The next time you see her, try to start a conversation with her and follow her cues.

If you have a phone, then call her and schedule something. It could be an in person thing or an online chat.

Say to her something like: "It seems you are not happy with your current relationship". On hearing this, she might tell you she is happy in her relationship or not. If you are not close friends, she might not answer directly. Say something like: "I am always there for you if you need me". If she is shy still she will be assured that you are there for her.