Have you ever...
"Have you ever had a crush on me?"
"Have you ever liked me?"
Is liking someone the same as having a crush on them?
This is referring to the past, right?
What if you have a crush on/like the person in the present? How would you answer it? If you say yes, aren't you implying that you liked the person in the past, but not anymore?
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Is liking someone the same as having a crush on them? No. A crush means infatuation; it is a much stronger emotion than like.
- Is liking someone the same as having a crush on them?
- No.
- A crush means infatuation; it is a much stronger emotion than like.
- " You can like cute little bunnies, but not have a crush on them.
- Usually "crushes" apply to adolescents, girls in particular.
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Is liking someone the same as having a crush on them?
No. A crush means infatuation; it is a much stronger emotion than like.
You can like a brand of cereal, but it would be crazy to say "I have a crush cornflakes."
You can like cute little bunnies, but not have a crush on them.
Usually "crushes" apply to adolescents, girls in particul
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