What are some hints I can give to a boy to tell him I like him?

Say hi to him in the halls, talk to him during class, touch his arm when you're saying bye, message him on Facebook. Don't be overbearing, though. Do them over the course of maybe 2 weeks.

And if he barely responds to messages and doesn't give you signs back, it might be best to let go of him and move on with your life Okay, and don't deliberately act shy and naive around him or change yourself for a person. What kind of advice is that? If someone doesn't want you as you are, and only wants you when you don't know anything and act like you have no power, move the f*** on.

They'll more than likely only end up being people that treat you like crap, make sandwich jokes and don't respect your boundaries.

Glance at his mouth. It's a subtle way of saying you want it to kiss yours :) Also, touching him when you talk and smiling whenever you see him works. Just some hints- Girls look sexier to guys while wearing red, and guys are attractive to the smell of vanilla (perfume) and the taste of cinnamon (gum, food).

Well if you two text it might be easier. But just tell him things like he looked really good today or you're so funny or I really like talking to you. Things like that.

I would always be like "I love talking to you, it instantly brightens my day" ya know just stuff like that. (.

Just be really sweet, sit near him, chat with him, and maybe even suggest going out to do some activity or something.

Smile at him, play with your hair, act shy, talk to him about HIM so he knows your interested, ask him if he has a girlfriend ( but as if your just making general conversation) if not ask if he likes anyone, ect. Hope this works, and good luck :).

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