So-Whiteroom- wrote:
You are not going to ask her out.
Fucking
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So-Whiteroom- wrote:
You are not going to ask her out.
Think of it this way.-Sh1fty- wrote:
went to buy a drink, got in line, person in front had like 2 items, so she moved to the next lane where the person had like 20+ items to help bag...Jaekus wrote:
I know this process is complicated, so pay close attention.-Sh1fty- wrote:
Yes I know but asking her while she's in the middile of having to work and do something for her job would be annoying. I get that not asking is going to get me 0% but I can't just shove customers aside, tell 'em to piss off while I ask her out .
1) grow some balls;
2) go in there and buy something;
3) ask her out when you're talking to her.
Seriously, it's not rocket science. You're making excuses.
ok Shanter
Very well said.Kmar wrote:
lol.. I'd rather be turned down than in what-if purgatory.
"Hi, I don't think I'm going to get a better opportunity to ask at any point since all I know about your lovely self is that you work here. So would you like to go out sometime?"-Sh1fty- wrote:
Yes I know but asking her while she's in the middile of having to work and do something for her job would be annoying. I get that not asking is going to get me 0% but I can't just shove customers aside, tell 'em to piss off while I ask her out .
I think every guy has been in this situation. Had a girl that I was attracted to (and she knew it) but she tossed me in the friend zone. She then started dating my best friend since kindergarten, but he was just on leave and left back to Colorado 2 weeks later. I then became their bridge of communication because my buddy fucked it up with her parents. She would constantly expect me to go out of my way to do things for her, and I did for the longest time. Eventually I got fed up with it, I hated being the guy she went to when she broke up with someone, or hearing stories about her sex life. it's just not shit you wanna hear. Finally told her that I was fed up with being her basically boy friend with out the boy friend benefits and she called me a selfish prick and we haven't talked since.Jaekus wrote:
Yeah, totally.Kmar wrote:
And these are the girls that almost always have a guy in the friend-zone. They get the best of both worlds in their minds. Though few will admit it, because they'd be labeled as selfish, and rightfully so.Jaekus wrote:
Reason why some girls go for guys who treat them not so well is that when they are treated well by them they feel they measure up to their standards. A nice guy gives them validation without any effort on their part so they don't bother, or just aren't attracted to him as a result. Nice guys also tend to come across as being a bit of a pushover. Girls want to be looked after so even if a guy is an arsehole they know that whilst they're with him no other guy will give her shit, so she feels safe.
Better the devil you know...I was in a bit of a similar situation once. I was her rock in life, but she'd refuse to hook up even though she hinted a few times verbally that she was attracted to me (we did end up doing it anyway). Everytime it would fall apart with some other guy she'd come back to me. We certainly did have a deep connection but I would never put myself through something like that again with all the feelings I had for her. I'd be that friend for a girl intentionally as that friend, but I would not be the nice guy that helps out and does stuff for her because I hoped she would wake up and see what an awesome guy I am and want me as a result. But I guess you have to experience these things to work it out for yourself.I had a girl (friend) that was like this with me. I'm one of those kind giving-I-like-to-take-care of ya ppl (now at least). When she was with me she was calmed, at peace and happy. But she was still drawn to the inconsiderate type. I felt used for awhile .. even though I eventually hit it..lol. But she still would never commit to me. She claimed she would understand if I just left.. that she put herself in my shoes. But in my mind, if that is the case, then you reflect that with your behavior, and not just words.
.. and btw, every-time I did leave, even if I just didn't talk to her for one day, she got verrrry upset. Because she did learn to count on me.. and yea, there was other attraction between besides the nurtring-ill take care-of-ya. Eventually the cycle gets too much you to handle tho.
i haven't. there has been girlfriends, girls i've shagged, and friends, but not being a boyfriend without the benefitJaekus wrote:
I don't think everyone has been there, not yet at least
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Never tried it, what does that do?Superior Mind wrote:
If you are having girl problems then don't smoke more weed. Just smoke with better intention. Once a week smoke as much as possible while alone in the dark.
it won't bum your ride when some bitch tells you to stop smoking weed . . ._j5689_ wrote:
Never tried it, what does that do?Superior Mind wrote:
If you are having girl problems then don't smoke more weed. Just smoke with better intention. Once a week smoke as much as possible while alone in the dark.
i'll just never understand the psychology behind that. same with battered wife syndrome.Kmar wrote:
Here is a relatable example.Hurricane2k9 wrote:
@Kmar true
@Shifty I'm not even talking about friend zone shit though. I'm talking about guys who are actually not nice to a girl and yet the girl still swoons for them.
So.. last week was someones birthday. .. and the person they were kind of with totally forgot, she cried for hours. He lied, said he different forget, and was called out (because the person who reminded him told her she reminded him).. sooo She supposedly "ended it Sunday", but now exactly one week later she's hanging out with him, supposedly tying up lose ends.. turns out he is staying the night over her house.