Ramuh.Urial said: »
Quiznor said: »
I'm a spath-level retard when it comes to that stuff anyways,I cant tell when I've been friend zoned most of the time
Roughly around there yeah
My god there is a wiki for everything these days
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Ramuh.Urial said: » Quiznor said: » I'm a spath-level retard when it comes to that stuff anyways,I cant tell when I've been friend zoned most of the time Roughly around there yeah My god there is a wiki for everything these days Phoenix.Kojo said: » Friend zoning is the oldest and ultimate form of trolling, that or chicks who friend zone don't understand what they are doing. Bro doesn't kiss your *** to be a friend, he does it because he wants a piece of dat ***. As soon as you say 'no', friendship = over. Phoenix.Kojo said: » Friend zoning is the oldest and ultimate form of trolling, that or chicks who friend zone don't understand what they are doing. Bro doesn't kiss your *** to be a friend, he does it because he wants a piece of dat ***. As soon as you say 'no', friendship = over. You can't force a girl to have feelings for you. No matter how hard she tries, if there's just no spark on her end, then there's no spark. It would be so much worse for guys if they found out two or three years into dating a girl that she never really liked them and was only doing it to be "nice." :-( Besides, the friend zone isn't the End Game that so many guys think it is. I would never date a guy unless he was my friend first. Before we dated. If you remove the pressure from her and let her just be a friend for awhile, she can become much more comfortable with you and that might help her develop feelings for you. My husband was my friend for a year before we became a couple. And now, he's my best friend. I wouldn't want it any other way. If I couldn't tell him anything and trust him to be there and know that he was my bestie, it would remove an entire layer of love, trust, and intimacy from our relationship that's just irreplaceable. I don't know if it makes any sense, but just don't pressure so much. If friendship is what is right, then let it be right, and if something else develops, yay. If nothing else develops, you'll have a good friend and another girl that you are more compatible with will come along. And it sounds corny, but don't mistake Ms. Right Now for Ms. Right. Just because you are infatuated NOW, temporarily, doesn't mean that there's not someone out there who you wouldn't be in love with, permanently. And don't mistake politeness or kindness for flirtation. >.> That happens a lot too, and it makes girls wary to be nice. ("I caught him looking at me in class and smiled to be nice, kind, and polite, and he took it as a flirting. Now he's mad and calling me a tease because I wasn't interested. ;; Next time I'll be rude instead! Then he won't call me names!") And then of course next time there are names, and they are worse than "tease." Some gents get it, and some need to just ease off the pressure a bit. :/ Asura.Abysswalker said: » Ramuh.Urial said: » Valefor.Sehachan said: » Phoenix.Kojo said: » Friend zoning is the oldest and ultimate form of trolling, that or chicks who friend zone don't understand what they are doing. Bro doesn't kiss your *** to be a friend, he does it because he wants a piece of dat ***. As soon as you say 'no', friendship = over. In some situations yeah there is no friendship after, others yeah you can become really good friends. Usually staying friends has to be someone you've known a long time. If its someone you haven't known very long and you get friendzoned....welppppppppppppppppppp yeah not so common. Asura.Ina said: » Ramuh.Urial said: » Valefor.Sehachan said: » Phoenix.Kojo said: » Friend zoning is the oldest and ultimate form of trolling, that or chicks who friend zone don't understand what they are doing. Bro doesn't kiss your *** to be a friend, he does it because he wants a piece of dat ***. As soon as you say 'no', friendship = over. In some situations yeah there is no friendship after, others yeah you can become really good friends. Usually staying friends has to be someone you've known a long time. If its someone you haven't known very long and you get friendzoned....welppppppppppppppppppp yeah not so common. /pats Ina on the head No need to re-live those nightmares. It's time for a nap!
Ramuh.Urial said: » Valefor.Sehachan said: » Phoenix.Kojo said: » Friend zoning is the oldest and ultimate form of trolling, that or chicks who friend zone don't understand what they are doing. Bro doesn't kiss your *** to be a friend, he does it because he wants a piece of dat ***. As soon as you say 'no', friendship = over. In some situations yeah there is no friendship after, others yeah you can become really good friends. Usually staying friends has to be someone you've known a long time. If its someone you haven't known very long and you get friendzoned....welppppppppppppppppppp yeah not so common. Pretty much my point. Yeah, if I've known the girl for years and have BEEN friends with her, then yeah. But if I just met her and was "getting to know her" to see if we were compatible, and she says no, then we aren't compatible. Friendship wasn't really a part of what was going on. Sounds bad, but it happens. Time to go derp irl. You guys have a fun Saturday.
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Forgot I have obligations today after work.... -.- FML I just wanna go nap! Hmmm go back to sleep for another 1~8hours or farm stuff
Odin.Liela said: » Phoenix.Kojo said: » Friend zoning is the oldest and ultimate form of trolling, that or chicks who friend zone don't understand what they are doing. Bro doesn't kiss your *** to be a friend, he does it because he wants a piece of dat ***. As soon as you say 'no', friendship = over. You can't force a girl to have feelings for you. No matter how hard she tries, if there's just no spark on her end, then there's no spark. It would be so much worse for guys if they found out two or three years into dating a girl that she never really liked them and was only doing it to be "nice." :-( Besides, the friend zone isn't the End Game that so many guys think it is. I would never date a guy unless he was my friend first. Before we dated. If you remove the pressure from her and let her just be a friend for awhile, she can become much more comfortable with you and that might help her develop feelings for you. My husband was my friend for a year before we became a couple. And now, he's my best friend. I wouldn't want it any other way. If I couldn't tell him anything and trust him to be there and know that he was my bestie, it would remove an entire layer of love, trust, and intimacy from our relationship that's just irreplaceable. I don't know if it makes any sense, but just don't pressure so much. If friendship is what is right, then let it be right, and if something else develops, yay. If nothing else develops, you'll have a good friend and another girl that you are more compatible with will come along. And it sounds corny, but don't mistake Ms. Right Now for Ms. Right. Just because you are infatuated NOW, temporarily, doesn't mean that there's not someone out there who you wouldn't be in love with, permanently. And don't mistake politeness or kindness for flirtation. >.> That happens a lot too, and it makes girls wary to be nice. ("I caught him looking at me in class and smiled to be nice, kind, and polite, and he took it as a flirting. Now he's mad and calling me a tease because I wasn't interested. ;; Next time I'll be rude instead! Then he won't call me names!") And then of course next time there are names, and they are worse than "tease." Some gents get it, and some need to just ease off the pressure a bit. :/ I understand what you're saying, but there are times when a person really does fall in love, albeit one-sided, with someone and a "no" hurts so bad they can't return to being "just friends". It's more protecting yourself. Eventually your new friend is going to introduce you to their new boyfriend or girlfriend, some can take it, some can't. For me, it was best to just abandon ship, though I did so in a totally ***-backwards way. It was high school, after all and I was a teenager, I eventually apologized for "all the ***I put her through." Quiznor said: » I'm a spath-level retard when it comes to that stuff anyways,I cant tell when I've been friend zoned most of the time I just assume everyone friendzones me lol Facebook is confusing me. Again. O.o o.O
Ok, so, I added a picture to an album that was NOT my profile picture album. And I was bored of my old profile picture, so I edited my profile picture to be the new picture. But I don't see why anyone should care whether or not I changed my profile picture, so I hid that action from my timeline. So, the picture is changed, but there's not an update status about it. No one cares. xD But people keep liking and commenting on both pictures. O.o? Only one of them is in the news feed, right? It would be awkward if two of the same picture were popping up in everyone's feed. That's why I took it off timeline, so that wouldn't happen. Do I have to hide the action altogether to make it stop posting two of the same picture? If I hide it altogether, will my profile picture still be the new one? For future reference I mean. This event is wierd...like...Female anatomy wierd... It's complex but I enjoy it.
Cerberus.Valmur said: » Phoenix.Kojo said: » This event is wierd...like...Female anatomy wierd... It's complex but I enjoy it. Odin.Liela said: » Facebook is confusing me. Again. O.o o.O Ok, so, I added a picture to an album that was NOT my profile picture album. And I was bored of my old profile picture, so I edited my profile picture to be the new picture. But I don't see why anyone should care whether or not I changed my profile picture, so I hid that action from my timeline. So, the picture is changed, but there's not an update status about it. No one cares. xD But people keep liking and commenting on both pictures. O.o? Only one of them is in the news feed, right? It would be awkward if two of the same picture were popping up in everyone's feed. That's why I took it off timeline, so that wouldn't happen. Do I have to hide the action altogether to make it stop posting two of the same picture? If I hide it altogether, will my profile picture still be the new one? For future reference I mean. On another note, I nearly missed my jury duty. I read it as being the 30th, but it was actually the 20th. Luckily, my group number is 1015, and right now the only groups being called are 1000-1008. My armour in Neverwinter is keeping the same basic appearance but losing scraps of it as it gets higher levels. Like the game is slowly undressing me as I level up... It may not like what it finds.
Asura.Ina said: » I got laughed at once from them assuming I was making a joke... I ended up just going with it because, really, what else can you do in that situation that wouldn't be rude or disruptive lol Bismarck.Magnuss said: » Odin.Liela said: » Facebook is confusing me. Again. O.o o.O Ok, so, I added a picture to an album that was NOT my profile picture album. And I was bored of my old profile picture, so I edited my profile picture to be the new picture. But I don't see why anyone should care whether or not I changed my profile picture, so I hid that action from my timeline. So, the picture is changed, but there's not an update status about it. No one cares. xD But people keep liking and commenting on both pictures. O.o? Only one of them is in the news feed, right? It would be awkward if two of the same picture were popping up in everyone's feed. That's why I took it off timeline, so that wouldn't happen. Do I have to hide the action altogether to make it stop posting two of the same picture? If I hide it altogether, will my profile picture still be the new one? For future reference I mean. On another note, I nearly missed my jury duty. I read it as being the 30th, but it was actually the 20th. Luckily, my group number is 1015, and right now the only groups being called are 1000-1008. D: Ew jury duty! Hold still, I'll get that Princess Leia wig fixed on you in no time!
Asura.Ina said: » I got laughed at once from them assuming I was making a joke... I ended up just going with it because, really, what else can you do in that situation that wouldn't be rude or disruptive lol I once managed to overcome the shyness and walk up and talk to a girl,it was untirely unwarranted,because I'd always catch her looking at me in the gym,or she'd catch me looking at her. It was also brutal..... Alexander.Drokin said: » Asura.Ina said: » I got laughed at once from them assuming I was making a joke... I ended up just going with it because, really, what else can you do in that situation that wouldn't be rude or disruptive lol Alexander.Drokin said: » Thats probably about right. Although there was plenty of times where she'd actually move outta her way to be able to look over,I tested it out a few times and worked everytime. Asura.Ina said: » Alexander.Drokin said: » Asura.Ina said: » I got laughed at once from them assuming I was making a joke... I ended up just going with it because, really, what else can you do in that situation that wouldn't be rude or disruptive lol We were texting one day and I don't remember how it came up, but I told her something along the lines of, "I'd date you if I were single." Then I got busy at work and couldn't check my phone right away. When I got back, there were two texts maybe 10 minutes apart. The first just said, "Really?" and the one from a few minutes later said, "Hello?! Shocked girl on the phone over here." So it's not just a one-way thing... Sometimes they can be into us and not realize we have a thing for them, too. A few days later when she saw me, she said she had dibs on me if I ever broke up with my girlfriend. P.S. For unrelated reasons, things are really complicated and messed up with my girlfriend at the moment. Go figure. It was actually an AoE death move,so my pride is intact |
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