SeaAnemone
Sea Anemone
SeaAnemone

As far as I'm concerned, as long as it doesn't interfere or influence the care of the patient, doctors and nurses can find their patients situations amusing whenever they want. The crap they have to deal with incredibly outweighs any amusing situations I'm sure!

A lot of doctors and nurses have pretty morbid senses of humor because at the end of the day, sometimes that's all you can do to handle what you've seen and treated. It's not at the patient's expense, and if you can't share something anonymously in a light hearted way online, these Serious Susans need to straighten

That's because the term is supposed to be "Fuck Zone".

I had a male friend who I was very close with. I never imagined that he had any interest, and besides I was seeing someone else. When he made his move and I told him that I wasn't attracted to him in that way, he proceeded to rip into me as a "fucking cunt slut who's nothing but a cock tease" who "led him on all

Oh for fuck's sake...

" They would feel as though the closeness you shared with him as a sign of interest. "

"What a crock. I was "friendzoned" ALL the da*n time, usually by men who were attracted to my friends and wanted an introduction."

Shit, Im willing to pitch a tent for free, and it would me more fun...lllllladiess

"I say this because for a dude you almost have to be attractive for this happen."

I agree with you completely. It's just infuriating that there are so many grown men that all know they aren't allowed to touch, know the boundaries but do violate them anyway. In my case the dude was 30 and absolutely new because he asked about my relationship prior to the assault and I explained my philosophy on

He claims to have no idea why I am upset, but I at the time I couldn't deal with speaking to him. He had been drinking, so I suppose there are some people who would excuse his behavior because he "didn't know what he was doing," but I tend to think that if you drink too much and it leads you to crawl into another

Just to provide another perspective: I’ve been friends with women I find attractive. It’s never been a big deal. I’m attracted to lots of women, so I feel like I would be shooting myself in the foot to rule them out as friends. Once you get over the whole whiny, teenage, emo “Oh, woe is me” phase and stop feeling

The objection is not to these guys getting dating "wrong." The problem is when they blame women for not being attracted to them, as if these women have intentionally led them on by being friends. It's fine to be friends with people you're attracted to. It's fine to be upset when you get rejected. It's not OK to go on

"note: women can be "friendzoned" too, but, according to The Internet, this happens much less often."

Ugh, the whole "I don't need any more friends" thing. I've always wondered how in fuck could someone be interested in a relationship with me if they're not interested in me as a friend. Plus, how can that even be a real thing? "I see you're well qualified for friendship, and you would normally be a strong candidate,

Alternately, can we call it "bonezoning" because I feel like it's catchier and a little more accurate.

I like "fuckzoned" better. I wanted to be his friend and he only wanted to fuck me. "Fuckzone."

I feel like a lot of these guys aren't actually looking for girlfriends either though. Maybe 'sex-object-zoned' would be more apt.

Maybe call it the 'fuckzone' instead. I know these friendzoned wankers are normally not just wanting a one nighter, but the bottom line is they are pissed because the person they pretended to care about and be friends with doesn't want to fuck them.