ShadowBoxing
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Can men really "Friend Zone" a chick? I feel like I've done it (now), so I'd be inclined to say yes.
Nia Long's character got "zoned" pretty badly.
I can be fine with someone of the opposite sex until I have sex with them and then it sort of becomes an obsession. This has only happened once, but I'm afraid that it will happen again so I'm trying to refrain from the act so that I can be with someone who I enjoy being around without being fixated on that.
I'm not sure if that helps.
I remember thinking "Who the hell would cheat on Halle w/Robin?"
But I did have a woman pretty much hit it & quit it; not a good feeling.
Huh?
If the sex was horrible & she never called you you wouldn't give a flying ****!
I would like to hear from some women who've been "zoned". Because I don't honestly htink it happens. I'm not saying it doesn't ever happen, but I just think that by & large a woman is far less likely to delude herself into thinking that hnaging around a man who's rejected her in hopes that he'll change his mind is a good idea, versus letting it go & moving on.
Question:
Is it possible to "Zone" someone you've dated before?
Ouch. That can be undone, though-unless she's moved on.I somewhat "zoned" a girl before. Although, it was a weird situation since she "zoned" me first. Went out with a girl a few times, didn't realize I asked her out about a week after she split up with her boyfriend though. On the second or maybe third date she mentioned this and how she didn't want a new relationship yet. Still kept seeing her though, hoping maybe things might change, which was stupid on my part, but I was hopeful since whenever we hung out it was just the two of us, doing somewhat date-like activities. Still wasn't getting any signs and then my personal life started to turn to crap and saw her as a good friend outside of my personal problems to sort of retreat to. However, a couple months after I made that decision was right around the time she was ready to move our friendship into a relationship, but I missed/ignored the signs, keeping her in the friend zone.
Absolutely. Which is more painful, IMO. Whoever coined that "better to have loved & lost" crap obviously never tried it. You "zone" them when you dump them & then, while they're looking at the shattered fragments of what used to be their heart, say "We can still be friends." Yeah. That's what I really want to do with my newfound abundant free time. Hang out with my ex. Have something I want & can no longer have dangled in front of my face like a dog begging for a treat.
That sounds more like being ***** whipped than being in the friend zone....
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