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Marco911 08-05-2012 03:15 AM

I'm not quite sure what bizzaro world some of you guys live where you think that with enough confidence you can get any girl you like. People need to be realistic and date within their league. Do not affect the balance of the universe, please.

Btw to OP, it's a bad idea asking out your best friend's friend. Unless she has given any indication she is attracted to you romantically through her body language you are going to make things awkward between the 3 of you. Sure there are some that say fuck it, who cares. But those are the ones who usually don't have endearing relationships because they upset social conventions. You'll fall from the friend ladder into the abyss. The only thing that matters is whether she is interested in you before you ask her out. Women are pretty transparent about who they like.

Gridlock 08-05-2012 08:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Marco911 (Post 7994635)
I'm not quite sure what bizzaro world some of you guys live where you think that with enough confidence you can get any girl you like. People need to be realistic and date within their league. Do not affect the balance of the universe, please.

Btw to OP, it's a bad idea asking out your best friend's friend. Unless she has given any indication she is attracted to you romantically through her body language you are going to make things awkward between the 3 of you. Sure there are some that say fuck it, who cares. But those are the ones who usually don't have endearing relationships because they upset social conventions. You'll fall from the friend ladder into the abyss. The only thing that matters is whether she is interested in you before you ask her out. Women are pretty transparent about who they like.

I'm not saying that she'll say yes, it is after all, her choice.

I'm also agreeing that yes, there are certain attributes that certain women will look for given what they are offering.

BUT...making the decision for her isn't going to get you anywhere. Walking around in life constantly seeking out "your league" afraid of upsetting social convention is a waste of time. Ask the girl out, she'll tell you straight up.

El Bastardo 08-05-2012 10:31 AM

The following is a reply from the original poster

Friendzoned :okay: Really bummed about it, but at least I put myself out there. Should I just give up on her and try to do the impossible: get unfriendzoned or just move on the other 49?

nabs 08-05-2012 10:59 AM

Move on... if you try to get unfriendzoned (unlikely) it will make you seem desperate and needy. If you move on like you don't even care, it will make you more confident when it comes to asking another girl out.

dinosaur 08-05-2012 11:00 AM

Move on.

Don't waste your time chasing someone who is just not that into you.

Mr.HappySilp 08-11-2012 10:48 PM

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Originally Posted by El Bastardo (Post 7994762)
The following is a reply from the original poster

Friendzoned :okay: Really bummed about it, but at least I put myself out there. Should I just give up on her and try to do the impossible: get unfriendzoned or just move on the other 49?

Welcome to my world. :okay:

Ulic Qel-Droma 08-12-2012 07:12 AM

lol obviously the OP is very young.

I say let him do whatever. lol our advice will not help him, unless it's a very specific situation.

there's too many variables right now. plus he's young. he should learn from failure right now.

you never become alpha without failure, and you never become alpha without having your heart being first broken. hahaha!!!

go get your heart broken! come back as a man!

El Bastardo 08-12-2012 10:03 PM

The following is a reply from the anonymous original poster

Apparently my best friend "sensed" that I liked her and told the girl that a year ago. Am I reading too much into this? She never told me about it, nor did the girl. Was she waiting for me to make a move? Did she do this to ruin this possibility for me? I just don't get it.

Ulic Qel-Droma 08-13-2012 12:29 AM

your intuition is trying to play out every scenario to make sense of the result.

in the end you'll realise, it could be any of the things you thought, and none of it matters at the end.

the more you put yourself in these situations the better you'll get at it.


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