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3 Ways to Ask Your Crush to Be Your Valentine

By Matthew Lynch
January 5, 2024
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Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and if you’ve got your eye on someone special, it’s the perfect time to let them know how you feel. While it can be nerve-wracking to make the first move, these three creative ways will help you ask your crush to be your Valentine and make a lasting impression.

1. Create a Scavenger Hunt

Design a clever scavenger hunt that leads your crush on an exciting adventure to ultimately find the Valentine’s Day question awaiting them at the end. This can be done by hiding clues around your school, workplace, or a local park. The clues can be in the form of riddles, hints or small pieces of trivia about yourself and your crush. As they follow each clue and solve each riddle, they’ll come closer to the final destination where you’ll be waiting with a cute note (or even better – in person) asking them to be your Valentine.

2. Deliver a Sweet Serenade

If you have musical talents or simply want to express your feelings in an adorable way, consider writing and performing a song for your crush. You can opt for a humorous tune or heartfelt ballad – whichever best reflects your personality and relationship with your crush. Either way, they’ll surely appreciate the effort and creativity involved in creating something so personal and unique.

If you’re hesitant about sharing your serenade in public, you can create a video or voice recording of your song to send via text or social media instead. Just make sure that at some point during the performance, you clearly ask them to be your Valentine.

3. Surprise Them with a Thoughtful Gift

Sometimes actions speak louder than words, so why not consider giving your crush a special gift that demonstrates just how much you care? This doesn’t need to be extravagant; it could be as simple as their favorite candy or a thoughtful handwritten poem – the key is to show that you’ve put thought and effort into the gesture.

You could also choose to personalize the gift further by incorporating inside jokes or references that are special to your relationship. To tie it all together, attach a note asking them to be your Valentine and leave it somewhere they’re sure to find it.

Remember, no matter which approach you choose, the most important aspect is being genuine and showing your crush how much they mean to you. You never know; they might even end up feeling the same way about you!

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