Crush Theory

Core Objective: The Books is Based on a day by day analysis of a teen, of how his mental situation of are when he deals with his studies, friends, family and basically his Crush. Although is sounds quite weird to read the personal Ideas of an Author. The books is mixed with several conversations core thinking that a person holds for himself and the society. Moving Further: Although it''s common to think about someone when you reach to the peak of teen and it all becomes...
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Core Objective: The Books is Based on a day by day analysis of a teen, of how his mental situation of are when he deals with his studies, friends, family and basically his Crush. Although is sounds quite weird to read the personal Ideas of an Author. The books is mixed with several conversations core thinking that a person holds for himself and the society.

Moving Further: Although it''s common to think about someone when you reach to the peak of teen and it all becomes interesting when it''s comes to your own world.

"My heart had been touched by him, battered by him, cradled by him as the days passed. He was cruel without meaning to be yet he was kind, and I needed him too much to let myself want him." ― Mackenzie Herbert

"The first time I heard you laugh, I only wanted to say funny things, and so you would always be laughing. You know what happens to chocolate when you leave it out in the sun? I''m that unfortunate chocolate and you, you are the laughing sun. For this reason, I am offering myself to you not as a martyr or some selfless fool, but as a self-indulgent moth who actively pursues the light without much fear for the flame. The moth who revels in the heat and declares: "Burn me." ― Kamand Kojouri


"It was so easy to get excited about someone I didn''t know, so easy to play "crush" from afar, just like with a fictional character. As long as I never talked to Cute Boy, he was going to be perfect, a good reason to wake up tomorrow." ― Gaia B. Amman

These thoughts might touch your mind and help you to read the book, Although truly it''s the most beautiful and painful time for a teen where is life goals and distraction come together and make him all exhausted ending with nothing.

The Definition Suits the Scene Perfectly
"""""A person who gives you butterflies and makes your heart beat faster. A person that you can''t describe in a word, but multiple words. A person you can''t get off your mind.""""""

Realize that there are different kinds of crushes. The term ''crush'' gets thrown around a lot. It can mean that you simply have a passing infatuation with someone, or that you really like them.

• The Friendly/Platonic Crush (sometimes called a "squish"): It is important to remember that not all strong feelings are romantic, some of them can be platonic as well. Letting yourself trust someone and become really close to someone, without necessarily having romantic feelings for them, is a really special thing.
• The Admiration Crush: When you idolize a person (like a celebrity, teacher, or classmate who has done something really cool) you may realize that you have really intense feelings about that person and what they have done. These feelings might be mistaken for romantic feelings simply because they are so intense. Feeling slightly awed in the presence of someone who has done something amazing or can teach you great things is natural. Often, it''s best to let a bit of time pass before really thinking too hard about these feelings.
• The Passing Crush: It is human nature to be attracted to other people. Even if you are in a great relationship, you still might find that you feel attracted to someone other than your romantic partner. This attraction is what we call a passing crush-- this new person may seem new and exciting, and they probably are, but that doesn''t mean you should reconsider the relationship you are in or, if you''re single, drop everything to try to be with them. Often times, passing crushes are spiked by being attracted--most often physically--to someone.
• The Romantic Crush: Sometimes having a crush on someone really does mean you really, really like them--and in a romantic way at that. Having a romantic crush means that you want to be with that person in more than just a friendly way--you want to be their romantic partner.