Ok i have 2 questions about guys and stuff

1) how come only nerdy, geeky guys like
i know like a few guys who like me but they all happen to be nerds! but why not the popular guys? i’m one of the “cool and popular” kids at my school according to a bunch of

2) i also wrote a note to my crush and had my friend hand it to him. the note said it’s from me. he opened it and blushed like crazy and then turned around and smiled at me but that’s it. my friend said that he said no. he didn’t tell me any reason why though. but before the note, i would always catch him checking me out in class.

and before, we were at the park with my other friend and we saw my crush there. we started talking to him and then i turned around cuz we were about to leave. my friend was like “ did you see that! he totally likes you he just looked at you like *shows me how*”. my crush wasn’t even denying that he liked me. he just said “i didn’t look at her in any way” while smirking.

sometimes when he talks to me he like just looks at me a certain way like he did at the park. he only does it to me. idk. he didn’t tell me if he was in a relationship or anything. idk. we have a lo in common too. we are literally the same thing but two different physical people.

do you think he likes

edit: i found out he is dating someone so it might be why he said

Yes he likes you!! But be patient the right poplar guy will come to u

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