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If you go in with a negative attitude, you're more likely going to get a negative result. If you're really that concerned, then work on yourself for a while. If you don't love yourself, it's very hard to love another person fully. I've learned more about myself single than in a relationship :)

No problem :) If you decide to confess to her, lemme know how it goes!

Well, all relationships even friendships come out of some sort of want, so I guess in that way, you're right :)

Most likely she had someone befriend her before just to get in her pants, which is probably why she reacted that way. It wasn't fair to you, and I'm sure someday she'll realize that; however, just as her hurt feelings got in the way of you two continuing a friendship despite a misunderstanding, you shouldn't let your

That didn't sound rude at all. I'm more than fine when people disagree with me :) I have had a lot of friends tell me that they actually like me over the years, but again, not many that either weren't truly my friend before or did not remain my friend after. It's perfectly logical to view someone as a friend for a

Couldn't agree more :)

Not trying to be someone you're not really makes all aspects of life go a lot easier. I wish more people would realize that hahah

Oh, I see. Usually the "friendzone" indicates that the liked person is using the other person for emotional support and making him a "non-sex significant other" until a more attractive person comes along that can provide the emotional as well as the sexual for said person; then said person dumps "friendzone" person

Tough love is the best love sometimes :/ I guess I just don't know him enough from one letter to pass judgement on whether he can improve or not. You're right, though; his actions are most certainly out of line.

I think she would honestly feel better if you told her how you feel. Even if she does feel a little guilt for a while, it's something that can easily be overcome, and if she doesn't feel the same way, you two can move past it if you feel like you can still be friends with her despite that. If she does feel similarly,

Ugh, nice guy syndrome is a load of bull too. How about try to be a good guy instead of a nice guy? It's like the universe owes you something since you're nice every once and a while to get what you want. If you're a good guy, you understand the universe doesn't owe you shit and you're nice no matter what.

I guess his phrasing was a little off, but everything in the article suggests otherwise. Again, just because a concept doesn't actual exists doesn't mean a situation can't exist within its perimeters. The friendzone is more of the wrong way to look at a situation instead of the situation itself. I understand how we

No joke. The last time we "spoke" I asked him if he realized how absolutely ridiculous he sounded. I told him to show this conversation to the next person he saw and ask if he was in the wrong or not. He apparently did show a mutual friend, and that mutual friend later told me that he made the guy out to be a total

Use words. Lots of words. Touch with words lol

I think it really is an immaturity thing that thankfully most people grow out of (believe me, girls can believe in the friendzone too!). If a 13-year-old kid believes that, I'm more willing to forgive him and explain things nicely; meanwhile, if you're in your twenties, get over yourself dude.

While that might be true, I hope it isn't :( I don't wish ill on anyone and always think people can change when they want to.

Even if something doesn't exist, it has a definition. You know, like dragons. They don't exist, but when you hear the word, you know what one is. You can also look at a lizard and say its a dragon due to some similar characteristic, but you'd be totally wrong. It's that sort of thing :)

I really hope all of them do :) I try not to hold resentments towards anyone and really want everyone to be happy at the end of the day. The same for the Sad Invader above. I hope he takes this advice and is successful with the next girl he likes. Everyone deserves to be happy :)

It really is the worst and can definitely be applied to both genders. Some time away is always understandable, and if they ultimately can't be friends with you anymore, it hurts but you'll move on. The friendzone thing keeps everyone in a bad place though. It's just terrible :/