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What does it mean when the girl you like comes up to you and says can you please stop staring at me in class?
Stop staring at her in class. She is not interested.
How do you know if you like someone a lot?
You find yourself staring at the person. You're nervous when you talk to them. If you're a guy, you can't stop staring at the girl's boobs. Hope this helps. Love Ya! <3
Why would a shy girl look down when a guy is staring at her?
The guy is probably making her uncomfortable, staring at her like that. Staring is rude.
What do you do if a girl that you don't like keeps staring at you and it gets annoying?
Ask them very politely to stop staring at you, otherwise get on with your life and try to ignore the person. keep things nice, the person in question may just have a crush on you.
How do you stop people from staring?
Go to them and say " plz stop staring i find it offensive!"
I keep staring at this girl and she ends up smiling what does it mean does she like me?
If you keep staring at a girl and she smiles at you it usually means that there is a mutual attraction. To find out if she likes you, ask her if she would like to go out on a date.
Why does bubble gum explode?
Who knows! I like cheez-its. Stop staring at me. *explodes*
How do you stop staring?
You could go up to them and say " can you stop staring at me..i find it quite offensive!"
How do you stop someone from staring at you in class?
give them a look like your uncomfortable, hopefully that works?????
If a boy won't stop staring into your eyes does he like you?
It really depends. Dating is tough.
Why does elle like staring at Nick's balls?
she doesn't but if i write this i hope she will stop hitting me
What do guys think about when staring at the girl they like?
When a guy stares at a girl they like, they may be admiring her beauty, trying to gather the courage to approach her, or simply lost in their thoughts about her. It could also indicate that they are attracted to her and are interested in getting to know her better.
