What should I do if I meet someone I like and I don't get a response?

Love can't be started by one party for no reason. Love is two-way, and it needs two people to cultivate together. Who doesn't want to have a sweet love in college? Falling in love is very common in college. What should I do if I meet someone I like and I don't get a response? We can divide this into two situations.

The first situation is to choose to give up. If you think it's painful for people who fight for it not to respond to you, you can choose to give up directly. There is no need to hang from a tree. There are many good people in the university, so you don't have to work hard on them. Since you can't get it, choose a new one. Keep trying new feelings, and the result may not be better than that.

The second situation is to choose to persist. You didn't get a response when you confessed to him. Think about your own problems first, whether your confession is too casual and makes the other party feel sincere. Think about whether he doesn't respond to you because she doesn't like you or because the timing is wrong and the other person wants to wait.

As long as you don't refuse, you should still have a chance to give each other some time. If a boy confesses to a girl, and the girl doesn't give a clear reply, neither black nor telling the boy that we can't do it directly, it proves that the boy still has a great chance. As long as a girl is willing to chat with you, it proves that this girl is still willing to associate with you. If you disagree with your confession, it may be because two people still need to know, or they haven't felt love for you yet. As long as they are as good as ever, they will certainly communicate with each other.

Finally, after confession, if you are explicitly rejected, then don't keep saying that you all like you. You should change your way of chatting, say more ambiguous words and start the ambiguous rhythm. This can test the other person's feelings for you. Don't refuse ambiguity, which means there is still a chance.

If the confession doesn't get a response, you can often ask her out alone and try physical contact. If you don't get a response, you must adjust your mentality, don't be afraid, and summon up the courage to ask the other person out. If you come out, you're not too disgusted. You can try a little physical contact after coming out, such as holding each other's hands. If you don't refuse, then the chance is still great.

In short, the following period of time after the confession without response is a great test of psychological ability and quality. Only by coping easily can we bring a more pleasant atmosphere.