In school, girls look at the reason for girls

Adolescent children are very sensitive, especially girls, who care about what others think, and at the same time they are comparing themselves with others, sometimes even very naïve. Nothing strange.

Because I look at the clothes on that girl's body, or I want to learn her temperament and dressing. It's as simple as that, and that's why I usually think so.

I think the biggest reason is the looks, girls also like to look at beautiful women, maybe envy or jealousy.

Of course, you also have to believe that the ugly ones that are not good and have characteristics will also make girls pay attention, and this is the sense of superiority

This is the reaction of all girls who want to learn from other people's fashions and compare them to their own.

1.Comrade

2.If you have an opinion about that woman, you may think that she is simply weird, or you just think that this person is cute and good.

3.I'm just not looking at her, I'm looking at her bag or clothes, etc., maybe I just like it.

4.All kinds of complicated relationships, such as that woman is the person she likes from the boy she likes, or she is the current girlfriend of her ex-boyfriend, etc., etc

5.Accidentally in a daze, accidentally the sight just stopped there.

6.They know each other, and it's normal to look at each other

7.It's very similar to someone I know.

8.There are too many possible causes)

Well, it should be that you want to learn or find self-confidence or "everyone has a love for beauty".

Generally speaking, a crush is a pure and classical emotion, classical love can grow silently in loneliness, while pure love may have blind hesitation and trauma, but it will not have any utilitarian and purposeful. It is selfless, as if it exists for the sake of faith. Secret love, which is the opposite of open love, can be unilateral wishful thinking, or both parties can have a secret love for each other, and will not show the act of admiration.

At first, you may think that your crush is just a good feeling, but when you sprout in your heart, you find that it has gradually taken over your chest. Finally. When you can't suppress it, you may feel the urge to hurt yourself or express yourself to the other person.

I was looking at the blackboard, and when I saw her, I looked at her, and when she saw me looking at her, she immediately turned her head.

There is a good feeling. If you think about it, what do you mean when you look at a girl? In fact, it's nothing, maybe you feel very special to her, a very tacit understanding, and it seems to be familiar, there are many reasons, but this is just the beginning, and then you may know each other and become good friends, then you will understand in your heart!

Let's take it one step at a time! Just be prepared!

1 inadvertently looks at you, 2 has a crush on you, 3 doesn't look at you.

If you don't look at her, how do you know that she looks at you and is amorous.

She has a crush on you or thinks you have a crush on her.

It doesn't mean anything, it's the opposite.

You're narcissistic, maybe you're watching you at the same table

If you watch it every day. Either they have a crush on you. Either this woman's 2

It's either that you think too much or that she has a crush on you.

No.

In fact, there has never been a gender difference in children's education, which says what boys should play and what girls should play, which is a traditional thinking bridge. Therefore, if you want your child to achieve a better education, there should be no such gender differences.

In life, many parents will have obvious chip treatment when educating their children, for example, if a girl is a girl, he is required to be quiet, not to be crazy day by day, but the boy's words will also require him not to cry and cry.

It is precisely because the education we receive from an early age is this kind of education that there will be such gender differences when we educate the next generation.

Because most of the education that children receive comes from the family and school, if the family, school, and society all convey the stereotype of this gender to the child, it is to set limits on the child's development and growth.