Okay so this question is weird but I decided I might as well ask on here to try and get some life advice. Warning this is boy dr
ama stuff. Let me explain the situation.
There is this. Boy I like, I can’t figure him out or understand him. He’s a little weird just fyi. So we’re on a band field trip and he tags along with my and my friend, I think because their were no other people he could hang out with. He asked us to sit next to him on the bus. So he got window seat I got middle seat and my friends got the aisle seat. We’re messing around and asking each other random weird questions and I decide why not, and I ask him if he likes anyone at school. He says yeah I like someone. So I get excited which you might think is weird since I like him but I have two other people i like too (I’m not a simp I’ve had the same crushes for 2 years) I ask him who is it and he says that he won’t tell me. I get my friend involved in the conversation then he say that he’ll probably tell me on my last day at school since I’m moving soon, the fact he said that was sue and it was even more when he said that he would only tell me. So I’m like whatever I turn and start talking to my friend. She whispers that she thinks he likes me and then points out why and I start to see that it is possible. Later I’m bored so I start up some truth or dare and randomly in the middle he asks if I like him. (I’m somewhat good at acting) I turn my head and say no not too long what not too short either. I’m actually surprised it was some of the best acting I’ve ever done in real life with real people in a situation like that. He says okay I didn’t think so in a weird tone, I can’t explain it it was just weird. So basically after all my rambling, I was wondering if you have any advice, thoughts, I mean I can’t understand him. I will mark brainliest whoever gives me the best advice or comment on the situation
I would just admit that you liked him. Normally if you don't tell him after a while, he'll find someone else. I know because went through it a couple times.
The right answer is consistency. This is the tendency to be congruent with our thinking and our behavior to have a balance or mental homeostasis. This tendency motivates people to take actions. This is the opposite of cognitive dissonance, where there is an inconsistency between thought and behavior.
