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When you're in high school, there's a lot to worry about - grades, teachers, homework. Most students don't really care about silly little things like that. What they are concerned about is that cute girl in their biology class or that guy in their gym class that always has a way that makes them laugh. This is known as, hold your breath - a crush!
But when exactly does a good crush go bad? When does a mild liking turn into an obsession? .
Usually, when you have a crush on someone, you don't notice when you become overly into them. It starts out like any other flirtation would. You glance over, grin to yourself, thinking that they have a nice smile. Then, you start to think about them in your free time. Thoughts creep in like, “I wonder if Danny would go out on a date with me?”
Then it gets worse. Pretty soon, you begin to think about them a lot and at inappropriate times, like in the middle of class. You start to get angry when you see your crush hanging around other people, hugging them, even flirting.
Your friends begin to notice. They begin to tell you that you are starting to be overly involved with the crush when you barely know them. But, you’re already too deep into your crush.
You don't pay any attention to your friends. All that matters is your crush. Soon, due to your intense obsession,
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