Entering...the Friend Zone

tater

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So I was talking to my cousin last night. She was telling me about this guy she liked and he friend zoned her with a quickness. Now personally I've been friend zoned before, and we honestly remained friends. Nothing weird. She wanted to talk to him seriously and he told her he wasn't ready for all that. I told her that she should appreciate the fact that he was honest and didn't try and play her, but she said her feelings were hurt. Now like I said, I've also been thrown into the friend zone (multiple times really :francis:), but that didn't stop me and the other party from actually developing a friendship. I mean a real friendship too, like we hung out, called/texted each other, partied, etc. and nothing sexual ever happened. The only thing I told her was to not look for him to change his mind, if he does cool, if not :yeshrug:. I mean, I feel like if he's cool enough why miss out on a good friend?



Anyhoo...what do y'all think?

I already know really :pachaha:
 

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:scust:Miss out on a good friend? There I disagree. Friendzone me? I'm out. I will take my talents to South beach.

In any case, tell her to take some time away so she can get the feelings loose. This trying to salvage friendships out of failed relationships shyt is a rarity.

She might be the type to always feel some type of way. She shouldn't be hurt by the rejection, she should just be emboldened to move on.

Again, no friend zone:justgodude:
 

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:scust:Miss out on a good friend? There I disagree. Friendzone me? I'm out. I will take my talents to South beach.

In any case, tell her to take some time away so she can get the feelings loose. This trying to salvage friendships out of failed relationships shyt is a rarity.

She might be the type to always feel some type of way. She shouldn't be hurt by the rejection, she should just be emboldened to move on.

Again, no friend zone:justgodude:

How is it salvaging a friendship out of a failed relationship if there was never a relationship?
 

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Entering Friendzones...

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Unless she can get to a emotional/mental point to where she can truly handle just a friendship, it's best if she doesn't even deal with him period.

For the record, if a woman ever became emboldened enough to step to me like that, I'd be inclined to give her a legit shot just because I didn't have to do the approaching for once.

Assuming she met whatever flimsy ass standards I have, that is :whoa:
 

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She is lucky he didn't take advangtage and should appreciate his honesty. Truth hurts :yeshrug: but so what? Some people can move from that and create real friendships. If she can't deal with that, she should move around. I have seen women try to change a guys mind and get hurt even more. Men do it too try to make someone see them the way they don't instead of KIM. That's how people get used.

If one person can get over their feelings male or female 9 times out of 10 a friendship can't work.
 
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