zabu of nΩd
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- Feb 9, 2007
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I tell guys who bitch about the friend zone that the way to escape is to actually assess their compatibility with their interest. Chances are, they didn't think it through as much as she did, and based deep feelings on something superficial. Maybe if they finally do think about it, their naive feelings will go away.
So is a relationship between super compatible people the only kind that's worth having? From my pov i could benefit from experimentation, but at my age nearly all girls are through with that it seems.
I completely disagree with everything you just said and I would simply challenge you to describe what the feeling of love feels like. If you really think it's merely the satisfaction of emotional and sexual needs you're completely mistaken.
Obviously i don't know what love feels like, but i'm not sure that's the point. What do you think it is that motivates people to be in a committed relationship if it's not emotional or sexual needs? Do you really think there's some kind of altruism involved in such a relationship?
This is why you don't befriend women, at least the ones you're attracted to. This shit happens every time.
Is that really a legit reason to write off such a huge segment of the population from friendship consideration? I mean, i may end up just saying the hell with her ultimately, but i think she's still worth a chance because she's an interesting person who occasionally broadens my perspective.
By your logic anyway, i might as well just confess my feelings right at the start of any friendship with a girl, if the alternative is to not be friends at all.