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A Guide Of Experiencing Teenagers Have A Crush (Liking) People (FAQ with Bernice Chong and Diane Rivard)

Diane Rivard: What is a Crush? Do people sometimes have a crush on someone that they don't even know?
Bernice Chong: A crush means to like a person (very interested and excited). People can have a crush on strangers because people like about strangers is their interest, and about their personal lifestyles. Sometimes, people can have a crush on the internet, or social media like Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. A lot of people have a crush on celebrities. I will tell a story for example: When I was going on Instagram, I have a post from August of 2016 about "Colouring Books, About Victorian Fashion." And someone from the Czech Republic recognizes the lady, but the lady did not know about it. so she said "I love Godey's Fashion," and she forgot the "S." So, that woman from the Czech Republic (Colouring Martina) recognize her, she had a big crush because she has the same coloring book like her. Most parents don't let their teenagers talk to people that they don't know, and they don't respond to them. Some people have a crush or like them, or they don't talk to them because some strangers are bad on the internet. Or sometimes, they bully people.
Diane Rivard: What is the difference between an infatuation and a relationship?
Bernice Chong: An infatuation involves an attraction to another person and is usually a one-way street; a relationship involves knowing the other person and being known to the person.
Diane Rivard: Is it important for parents to have rules about when adolescents can go out as couples?
Bernice Chong: Yes, most how, teenagers can go out with couples because from age 16 and older, they anywhere for couples, for driving cars when you are 16 years old. Or sometimes, when they are 2 teenagers together, they can go get an air-ticket to go on the plane for themselves, or only the 2 of them. So, that's why parents are important to make rules for a teenager, when there are 2 of them.


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