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The childhood crush:
The guy or girl you screamed "Cooties!" at in the third grade and "went out" with in the fifth for two weeks. It broke your heart a little when you discovered on Facebook that he got married, even though you haven't spoken to him in 10 years and he's not even that cute anymore.
The not-your-type crush:
The guy or girl you would never expect yourself to be into, but you are in a big way. Whatever, opposites attract.
The borderline-inappropriate authority crush:
The guy or girl who's way too old for you and you feel majorly creepy admitting it to yourself, but you'd totally do him or her. Think a college professor or your first boss.
The crush you'd never admit:
the one you would never say out loud that you have a teeny-tiny harmless crush on because it's so, so wrong. Like, say, your best friend's husband. You'd NEVER act on it, ever (but you did have a weird dream once that made you feel guilty.
The see-him-everywhere crush:
the one where in your extended circle of friends that you run into all the time. He's on your bus one morning. You walk your dogs in the same park. He's at your college friend Heather's birthday party. But you can never quite find a way to get him into a real conversation.
The "This could really be it" crush:
The one you just started dating who has serious potential to be the love of your life. You've got all the delightful swoon-y symptoms of a crush, but there's something even better there too.
The Stranger Crush
This crush happens when you’re just walking down the street and you glance at someone who’s pretty or cute easy on the eyes. Unfortunately, you’ll never see this person again
Rebound Crush
If you just got out of relationship and you’ve set your sights on another love interest to get you out of the relationship blues, a rebound crush is exactly what you’re experiencing.
The Teacher Crush
Usually brilliant or funny or nerdy or a combination thereof, this is the one crush that actually helps you to focus in class,
excerpt from glamour/thoughtcatalogs
The guy or girl you screamed "Cooties!" at in the third grade and "went out" with in the fifth for two weeks. It broke your heart a little when you discovered on Facebook that he got married, even though you haven't spoken to him in 10 years and he's not even that cute anymore.
The not-your-type crush:
The guy or girl you would never expect yourself to be into, but you are in a big way. Whatever, opposites attract.
The borderline-inappropriate authority crush:
The guy or girl who's way too old for you and you feel majorly creepy admitting it to yourself, but you'd totally do him or her. Think a college professor or your first boss.
The crush you'd never admit:
the one you would never say out loud that you have a teeny-tiny harmless crush on because it's so, so wrong. Like, say, your best friend's husband. You'd NEVER act on it, ever (but you did have a weird dream once that made you feel guilty.
The see-him-everywhere crush:
the one where in your extended circle of friends that you run into all the time. He's on your bus one morning. You walk your dogs in the same park. He's at your college friend Heather's birthday party. But you can never quite find a way to get him into a real conversation.
The "This could really be it" crush:
The one you just started dating who has serious potential to be the love of your life. You've got all the delightful swoon-y symptoms of a crush, but there's something even better there too.
The Stranger Crush
This crush happens when you’re just walking down the street and you glance at someone who’s pretty or cute easy on the eyes. Unfortunately, you’ll never see this person again
Rebound Crush
If you just got out of relationship and you’ve set your sights on another love interest to get you out of the relationship blues, a rebound crush is exactly what you’re experiencing.
The Teacher Crush
Usually brilliant or funny or nerdy or a combination thereof, this is the one crush that actually helps you to focus in class,
The Actual Interest Crush
Honestly, this is the best type of crush you can have because it is actually based on personality. These crushes appeal to you because they are kind, intelligent, funny, etc. This is the crush that has the potential to transform into a relationship. Maybe you start to like a friend of yours or you get set up on a fantastic blind date. Either way this crush is the best! Unless it isn’t reciprocated, then it’s awful. Once you voice your interest there is no turning back so make sure you’re prepared for anything your love interest might say.The Fairytale Crush
Ah, yes the too good to be true crush. You crush on these people because they are perfect. These people tend to be celebrities, musicians, artists, etc. The people who are so talented, so good looking, so sweet, that you almost swoon at the mention of their name. A lot of times you never meet this crush; this is similar to the attractive stranger crush. The difference between the two is that while the fairytale may be a stranger, you like them for more than just their looks. Yay, it’s not the most superficial crush you can have. But there’s only a 2% chance you will actually meet your fairytale crush.excerpt from glamour/thoughtcatalogs
ngayon, alam ko na ang term na nangyare saken date..... maraming salamat sa kaalaman TS 
