How to Tell Someone You Like Them (20+ Great Tips and Examples)

Jun 20, 2019 | Clinical Psychotherpy

 

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Confessing your feelings to someone can be quite tricky. After all, you never know what the outcome could be.
So, we asked experts to give us an idea on how to tell someone that we like them.

Kevon Owen, LPC

Clinical Psychotherapist and Relationship Expert
It is such an exciting part of the progression of a relationship to reveal that your feelings have grown. To reveal that you’re so interested that you’re willing to reveal your like. There is a lot to be said for the classics.
Notes and just saying it never goes out of style. Simplicity in something that can be so complicated is often be appreciated. Grand gestures are cool, and for some, they’re a standard. However, I always recommend people set a standard they’re willing to keep up and make sure you don’t raise the emotional stakes too quickly.

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