13 Ways to Deal with Your Crush Having a Girlfriend ...

By Heather

13 Ways to Deal with Your Crush Having a Girlfriend ...

We've gotten a ton of feedback and comments on what to do if your crush has a girlfriend. Well girls, you asked for it and we're here to deliver! Below, I've got the top 13 ways to deal with your crush having a girlfriend and what you can do about it! After all, you never want to break up a relationship, but what can you do when your crush has a girlfriend? Let's take a look below!

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1

Respect That He is with Someone

Having a crush on someone can bring on a ton of strong feelings, but girls, how would you like it if someone had a crush on your boyfriend and was acting on it? You've got to respect that he's with someone in order to move forward. If it doesn't work out? He's free game, but until then, you will have to just respect that they are together. I know that's really hard when your crush has a girlfriend and you still have strong feelings, but there are ways to work through it!

UPD:

When it comes to dealing with your crush having a girlfriend, the most important thing to remember is to respect their relationship. It can be difficult when you have strong feelings for someone but they are already in a committed relationship. However, it is important to be respectful and to remember that they are together for a reason.

It can be helpful to talk to friends about your feelings and to get their advice on how to handle the situation. It can also be beneficial to focus on yourself and to try to distract yourself from the situation. Find things that make you happy and that will help you to move forward.

It is important to remember that it is okay to feel hurt or disappointed. It is also okay to take some time to process your feelings. It is important to take care of yourself and to do things that make you feel better.

It is also important to remember that just because your crush is with someone else, it does not mean that you cannot still be friends with them. You can still be friendly and supportive, but it is important to respect their relationship.

2

Back off

While you may respect that your crush is with someone, the next way to deal with your crush having a girlfriend is to back off completely. You don't want to put yourself into a situation that will hurt you and that can actually break them up. So if your crush has a girlfriend, I would back off a little and avoid meddling in.

UPD:

When it comes to dealing with your crush having a girlfriend, the best thing to do is to back off completely. You don't want to be the cause of any potential issues between your crush and their significant other. It's important to remember that your feelings are valid and you should take the time to process them, but ultimately, it's not your place to interfere in their relationship.

It's also important to take care of yourself and be mindful of your own emotions. It's normal to feel disappointed or even jealous, but it's important to take the time to heal and move on. Spend time with friends, focus on yourself, and take up a new hobby. Don't let your feelings of rejection stop you from living your life.

It's also important to remember that just because your crush is with someone else, it doesn't mean that you can't find love elsewhere. There are plenty of other people out there who could be a great match for you. Don't get stuck waiting for your crush to be single again. Instead, focus on finding someone who is available and can give you the love and attention that you deserve.

Frequently asked questions

It's important to respect their relationship and focus on your own feelings and happiness. Try to keep yourself busy with hobbies and spending time with friends.

Yes, you can stay friends, but be mindful of your feelings and their relationship. Set boundaries to ensure the friendship is healthy and respectful.

Try to focus on the positive aspects of your life and work on building your self-esteem. Remember that their relationship is about them, not you.

It's usually best to keep your feelings to yourself in this situation, as it could cause unnecessary drama or discomfort.

Give yourself time to grieve, stay active, and try exploring new interests. Meeting new people can also help shift your attention.

Waiting for a breakup is not a healthy choice. It's important for your wellbeing to work on moving forward instead of holding on to hope.

Unless you're a close friend and they've asked for your input, it's not your place to interfere. Support your crush as a friend if they reach out.

Pay attention to how they interact with you. Do they seek you out, listen attentively, and show signs of attraction? However, remember they are in a committed relationship.

Get involved in new activities, learn a new skill, or volunteer. Keeping your mind busy helps you think less about your crush.

It's natural to have such feelings, but it's important to not act on them or wish ill on others. Focus on creating your own happiness independently.

3

Listen to See if Things Don't Work out

If you do go the friend route with your crush, it could actually work in your favor – it'll give you a chance to see if things don't work out with his girlfriend. Of course, I am not encouraging you to break them up, but one of the ways to deal with your crush having a girlfriend is to keep your eyes and ears peeled for opportunities that you could be Ms. Right for him!

UPD:

If you’re dealing with your crush having a girlfriend, it can be a difficult situation. One way to handle it is to listen to see if things don’t work out with his girlfriend. It’s important to note that this does not mean you should try to break them up, but rather keep an eye out for opportunities that you could be the right person for him.

It’s important to remember that if you do become friends with your crush, it could be a positive thing for you. This will give you a chance to get to know him better and see if you’re compatible. Even if your crush does have a girlfriend, it doesn’t mean you can’t be friends with him. Being friends with your crush can help you to keep your feelings in check and make sure you’re not getting too attached.

4

Love Yourself More

Girls, the biggest takeaway from this list on how to deal with your crush having a girlfriend should be to love yourself more. You never, ever want to disrespect yourself enough to lower your standards – or to go after a guy that is involved with someone else. You want a boy that is all your own and someone that will love you for you right?

UPD:

Self-love is the most important part of any relationship, especially when it comes to dealing with a crush who has a girlfriend. It is natural to feel hurt and disappointed when a person you care about is in a relationship with someone else, but it is important to remember that you deserve to be in a healthy, loving relationship too.

The most important thing to do when dealing with a crush having a girlfriend is to take care of yourself. Make sure you are doing activities that make you feel good and that bring you joy. Spend time with your friends, family, and loved ones, and do things that make you happy. It’s also important to remember that you are not responsible for the decisions of other people.

It is also important to focus on your own goals and dreams. Take this time to focus on yourself and to work towards your own goals. This can be a great opportunity to make positive changes in your life and to become a better version of yourself.

5

Do Not Become the Other Woman

Part of loving yourself is making sure that you do not become the other woman. Remember girls, you want to love yourself more and you want to respect that fact that he's with someone else. If you do become the other woman, you are just lowering your standards and you are allowing your crush to cheat on his girlfriend with you – how would you like that done to you?

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6

Avoid Them until You've Healed

If you have a lot of emotions and very strong feelings toward your crush, it might be necessary for you to avoid your crush and his girlfriend until you've had some time to get over it, until you've had some time to really let your feelings go. It can be hard ladies, but it will be so worth it in the end.

UPD:

Seeing them together can feel like a constant reminder of what you wish you had, which is why giving yourself that physical and emotional space is so important. It might mean unfollowing them on social media, steering clear of places you know they frequent, or even asking mutual friends to be sensitive to your situation. It's all about self-care – and sometimes, self-care means stepping away. With each day that you allow yourself to heal, those strong feelings will start to fade, and you'll come out stronger and ready to welcome new love into your life.

7

Don't Make It Awkward

One tip when you are dealing with your crush having a girlfriend is to not make it awkward for them. If you have a feeling that you are going to make it awkward for your crush and his girlfriend, it might be a better idea to avoid them, until you are able to not make it awkward. After all, it is no one's fault that your crush and you aren't together.

UPD:

When it comes to dealing with your crush having a girlfriend, it can be difficult to know what to do. It is important to remember that it is not your fault that your crush is not with you, and it is not their fault either. It is important to remain respectful and not make the situation awkward for them. This means avoiding them if you think you will make it awkward, or if it is too difficult to be around them. It is also important to remember that it is okay to feel sad and to take time to process your emotions. It is also important to talk to someone about your feelings and to take care of yourself. This could include activities such as going for a walk, talking to a friend, or writing in a journal. Taking time to process your emotions and take care of yourself will help you move on in a healthy way.

8

Let Yourself Hurt

Finally girls, it's okay to let yourself hurt. It's okay for you to allow yourself to feel the pain of not getting the person that you really like. After all ladies, we are all human and you have to take the time in order to heal yourself.

UPD:

It is never easy to accept the fact that the person you like is already taken. This can be an incredibly difficult situation to deal with, but it is important to remember that you are not alone. There are many others who have experienced the same pain and heartache that you are feeling.

The first step in dealing with your crush having a girlfriend is to accept the situation and move on. It can be difficult to accept, but it is important to remember that you cannot change the past. It is important to take the time to grieve and heal from the hurt that you are feeling.

Another important step in dealing with your crush having a girlfriend is to surround yourself with supportive people. It is important to have a strong support system to lean on when you are feeling down. Talk to your friends, family, or a therapist about your feelings. They can offer advice and help you to process your emotions.

9

Let Your Jealousy out Harmlessly

Sometimes no matter how you are feeling, the best way to feel better is to let out the negative emotions harmlessly. The most effective way to do that would be talking to your closest friends whom you can trust or writing down your feelings on a piece of paper. Trust me, you will feel better after letting all of your negative thoughts out!

UPD:

Embracing your emotions is key, and sometimes journaling can be a particularly soothing way to process those feelings. Moreover, engaging in creative activities like painting or composing music can offer a similar release. Remember: your feelings are valid, but they should not control your actions or well-being. If necessary, consider temporarily muting or unfollowing social media accounts that may trigger your jealousy. It’s all about creating a safe space for your heart to heal and find happiness again.

10

Take a Break from Social Media

It's important to take time for yourself without getting the reminder of your crush's relationship and the best way to do that is stay clear of social media. No matter what happens, information has its way around social networks and you want to limit your knowledge on that relationship.

UPD:

Taking a hiatus from platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram not only prevents possible encounters with posts about your crush’s love life, but it also offers a mental space to focus on personal growth. Use this break to indulge in hobbies, connect with friends in person, or simply enjoy some solitude. Remember, your well-being should always take precedence over the compulsion to stay updated on someone else’s life, particularly when it might be hurting you. Letting go of the digital world for a while can be incredibly freeing and healing.

11

Remain Friendly

After you've had some time to calm down, it might be time to face your crush and remain in contact by being friends. After all it is all you can be at this point and if you would rather still be in his life, it's seem like a better option. Just make sure you are ready to hear about his new relationship without hurting too much.

UPD:

It can be incredibly difficult to accept the fact that your crush has a girlfriend. This can be especially challenging if you have already developed strong feelings for them and had been hoping to take your relationship to the next level. However, there are ways to cope with this situation without hurting yourself or your relationship with your crush.

Remaining friendly is one way to stay in contact with your crush while still respecting their new relationship. This can be difficult, especially if you are still struggling with your feelings for them. However, it can be beneficial in the long run as it allows you to remain in their life without feeling too much pain.

It is important to remember that your crush having a girlfriend does not mean that they don't still care about you. It simply means that they have chosen to pursue a relationship with someone else. It is also important to remember that it is okay to feel hurt and to take the time to process your emotions.

12

Hang out with Your Girl Friends

Hey, if your romantic life is not at its best at this point, you always know that your friends will be there for you. So take time to hang out with your friends instead! Go shopping, have lunch at your favorite place or watch a movie, it will freshen up your perspective and clear your mind.

13

Try to Move on to Someone else

If it seems like your crush's relationship is going strong and there is no chance for you, it might be time to move on and the best way to do that is to throw yourself into something new. By that, I mean try to free yourself for another crush and I don't mean forcefully find someone to like, but be open to someone new and let go of your old crush.

There you have it ladies! If you are dealing with your crush having a girlfriend, these are my top 13 ways to handle it. So girls, what other ways have you handled your crush having a girlfriend? Any other tips?

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Guys, I'm in desperate need of help!! So I'm in middle school and I ride the bus (that'll be important). So I got on the bus one day listening to my heartstopper playlist right (main character moment) and I decided to sit relatively close to the front because of my clarinet. Well, I'm just sitting there, and then this random guy with long-ish black hair and glasses gets on and sits in the sat across from me, well a few stops later this FABULOUS guy gets on the bus and sits next to him (we call him bus crush and I later find out he's a year older than me), But I'm internally screaming because not only because of how cute this guy is but because he glanced over at me a few times and smiled. A few months pass by and I see him walk into the guy (or area where we wait for the bus) holding hands with a gorgeous redhead and I'm over here wanting to cry but there are like 80 people there so like, SUCK IT UP. So I'm talking to my friend molly about it and she doesn't really know what to do so I'm just over here feeling sad. I have no chance and I'm really sad about it. :(

Hi Heather, I\'ve like this guy for almost two years now. He has a girlfriend and they\'ve been together for many years. About 12 years I think. She\'s my friend as well. Unfortunately when I started liking him, I didn\'t know they were together. If I had known I wldn\'t have let my feelings grow. I\'ve done everything possible to get over him including avoiding him. I\'ve liked him for 2 yrs now. I\'m a point where my feelings for him are beginning to make me sick. It\'s just too much for me. I\'m trying so hard to get rid of them but I can\'t. I don\'t know if it\'s because he liked me too. I\'m not sure if how he feels now cause I\'ve been avoiding him like a plague but he doesn\'t know(at least I hope he doesn\'t know). I\'m not sure if it\'s because I nurtured my feelings for him and really allowed them grow which I\'ve never done before. Also, he\'s the only guy I\'ve ever liked that has actually seemed to like me back. But he has a gf. And I don\'t want to come in btw them even though I know I cld probably lure him away if I tried. But I don\'t want to. What do I do about this feelings? They are making me really sick:(

Any advice? I'm open to about anything right now.

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