Basicly the girls are losers with no real friends or they're hoes who slept with their friends bfs now they have no real friends and they're reduced to "friendzoning" guys they arent attracted to just so that they have somebody to talk to.
It's very simple: a good guy to me means being kind, loyal and honest. Those are top basic qualities that would classify any PERSON as a good person. Obviously, there are additional factors that ultimately attracts us to people, but those are based upon personal preference, not whether someone is "good."The feigned naivete that women of all cultures use regarding the not knowing what a"nice/good guy" issue isn't fooling anyone. Women, the large majority of them, know what strong(moral, ethically speaking) and productive men are. Whether or not women want these men before, generally speaking and not absolute, women destroy their value in the dating/marriage marketplace. In saying that you(women) do not recognize what a "good/nice guy" is is to be purposely obtuse and downright disingenuous. Yes, this type of thinking is commonplace with all women from every group/culture/race (however you want to classify it), but the reality is that consequences and repercussions for such thinking and behavior is not equal among all peoples/groups/cultures/races (again, however you wanna classify yourself and your people). In regards to African-Americans, my people, the price is high.
So, when I mention "good/nice guy" on the Coli, I'm referring to men of high character; morals and ethics, that are productive and not tearing themselves or community down with destructive, demonic behavior. It has been established what a "good/nice" guy is. Please refrain (all women of the Coli)from being willingly obtuse in knowing what a "good/nice" guy is.
Now, as for the topic... Since, I'm not a female, I cannot give acute commentary on what cause women to "friend zone" men, however, I'll give simplistic reasoning...
Because they want to do so and it's their prerogative.
Be soft on hoes brehsIf he's too nice. Nice dudes are like brothers makes me want to take care of them in a sisterly way.
If you want friendship, be friendly
If you wanna fukk, be fukkable![]()
If he's too nice. Nice dudes are like brothers makes me want to take care of them in a sisterly way.
It's easy to tell a jerk to eff off but the nice guys it's like I don't want to break their heart so I'll just say let's be friends.
I will tell you like I told my brother....
The statement "women don't know what they want" is accurate. However, women do know what they don't want.
There is a difference.
When I have "friend zoned" guys, I didn't even realize that's what I was doing. ("friend zoning" )
He was cool. I was cool. So, we were just being cool.
The main reason these guys got "friend zoned" is because they were not DIRECT with their intentions, or the ignored blatant rejection.
If you come at a woman like a friend, she will treat you like a friend.
If you approach her like you are interested in dating her, she will either decline your advances, or pursue you romantically.
IT'S THAT SIMPLE.
To me it is cowardly for a man to p*ssy foot around his intentions, and then get mad at the girl when she doesn't guess your true intentions and succumb.
This is described very well in this youtube video "The truth about nice guys".
www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdYuqFYUbVQ
To answer your question... You are in the friend zone, because you have accepted the "friend zone".;Period.
You failed to be direct with you intentions, and she is over looking you for a man is more direct. (her type)
OR...
You're a "nice guy", but she isn't attracted to you like that.
For example, my friend didn't like "college boys". The entire time she was in college she "friend zoned" guys left and right. They couldn't understand why, and got mad when the relationship didn't grow. Uh, DUH! She told you that she doesn't like college boys!
Them accepting the "friend zone" wasn't going to change that. They just weren't her type. (romantically) They couldn't accept it. That's not her fault.
BE DIRECT. Make your intentions clear, and if she says she only see's you as just a friend...
She isn't attracted to you, or you just aren't her type. Accept it. Don't think you can change it by accepting the "friend zone".
It's very simple: a good guy to me means being kind, loyal and honest. Those are top basic qualities that would classify any PERSON as a good person. Obviously, there are additional factors that ultimately attracts us to people, but those are based upon personal preference, not whether someone is "good."