Already got it a while back. Just starting it up now. On an Emma playthrough. Cause need moar moneymaker.SL33TBL1ND said:Also, FM3 is on the PSN store, I believe. Go buy it, you can't resist Dennis', Ryogo's and Linny's smiles.
Already got it a while back. Just starting it up now. On an Emma playthrough. Cause need moar moneymaker.SL33TBL1ND said:Also, FM3 is on the PSN store, I believe. Go buy it, you can't resist Dennis', Ryogo's and Linny's smiles.
This, this, one thousand bloody times, this. Two years ago I was a passive little sissy, dropping luckwarm hints and actually saying nothing. I bitched about the friend zone all the time to other people but never bothered to actually ask her out. Know what happened when I did? She said no! Why? Because she had gotten to know me as a friend and wanted me to stay as a friend? How does the story end? We're still friends and hang out a fair bit. It's fun.Mallefunction said:Look, stop blaming women just because you never had the courage to ask the girl out in the first place.
That, and putting Dennis in the Hoshun at the end of the game; turning him from the weakest party member you have, to the strongest person in the game.DracoSuave said:Already got it a while back. Just starting it up now. On an Emma playthrough. Cause need moar moneymaker.SL33TBL1ND said:Also, FM3 is on the PSN store, I believe. Go buy it, you can't resist Dennis', Ryogo's and Linny's smiles.
Women don't even understand themselves, what makes you think you're going to do better than her?imahobbit4062 said:I do not fucking get women.
Yeah that fuckin line is evil as it translates into "I like you, but im just gonna make up some nice things about you to sweeten the part where I reject you." Next time I hear that, that ***** has whatever beverage im holding coming her way. Since I don't drink coffee, enjoy the tea *****!Sniper Team 4 said:My favorite? (Keep in mind I usually say this after I have tried repeatedly with the girl I'm talking to)
"I'm never going to find a girlfriend."
"That's not true. You're nice, kind, you have a good head on your shoulders, you listen. You have lots of redeeming features."
"And yet..."
The girl usually stops talking after that because she'll catch herself on what she's about to say: "You're not my type." And no, that hasn't been from one girl. I get that from nearly every girl I ever ask out just for lunch.
redeemSniper Team 4 said:"You have lots of redeeming features."
This. Sometimes, taking things at face value is the best way to deal with it. If you overthink things, chances are that you'll only end up upsetting yourself.thaluikhain said:Eh, I've always felt that complaints about the "friend zone" were just people trying to avoid thinking too hard about why women chose someone else. If she doesn't see you that way, then she doesn't see you that way, no reason to make a fuss about it.
That is without a doubt, the sentence that basically anchors you in the Friend Zone for all eternity. That happened to me, I was REALLY good friends with this girl that I liked, I had no idea what was going on with her flirting and other such shenanigans so I finally got up the courage and asked what our relationship was about. I was told I was the brother she never had...Palademon said:One of the last things a female friend of mine said to me after an IM chat we had after my long attempts to go out with her was:
Her: I think I love you
Her: Like a brother, you know.
SAFDGAREHAEDTRTJSTRYSEHYWSYHEYT!!!!
Exactly! I'm not a "nice guy" but I do consider myself to be nice, and polite and the like. I can make asshole comments but unless my timing is really off the it never offends. But I am in no way submissive, don't get me wrong I know how to choose my battles, but if you can challenge me I will debate with youforeverMallefunction said:Thank you. I hate it when I am told by men "BUT I'M A 'NICE GUY'! WHY WON'T YOU DAAAAATE MEEEEEEE?"Lunar Shadow said:People seem to think their are only two types of guys: Cocksuckers and "nice guys". The Cocksuckers should be obvious as to what it is, the asshole that thinks he is the shit. The second is more complicate. Being a "nice guy" and actually being a nice guy are completely different. The "nice guy" is the one that waits on his interest hand and foot, never standing up to her or contradicting her. Then they get in a huff cause their putting her on a pedestal isn't working, and that she would be lucky to have a guy like you. Most of the stories of these guys tends to leave out rather glaring character flaws on the part of the guy, but I won't go into that. I know this cause I used to think like that, then I actually got a girlfriend. Being nice does not mean being submissive and subservient. Treat your love interest as a human being, not as a goddess. (Entering conjecture territory, feel free to correct me, as I only have the male perspective) Most women don't want a servant, they want an equal with whom they can share their life with and all that jazz. Woman don't really think THAT much differently than men. Learned that going to a school that was 75% female. People actually thought I was gay because I went through high school single despite the 75% female thing.
It's not nice, it's being submissive in the hope that you'll get the carrot you want rather than actually caring about the person and respecting them as a human being.
Not sure if this is exactly what you mean by escape the friend zone, but my girlfriend (we are now both in grade 10) had a thing for me in grade eight when we first met, I caught a few signs, but didn't think much of it at the time, then she got asked out by another guy, that went horribly. I helped her through it and we became very good friends.SL33TBL1ND said:Queue teenage girls reading this thread for some unknown reason and saying, "But dating friends is weird."
To be honest, I've never seen anyone escape the Friend Zone, I wouldn't mind seeing some stories of people here if they have.
Well you just said everything I ever wanted to and more. You are now my heroInterAirplay said:*snip*
So here I was thinking nobody posted something similar to this and that I would be able to, then WHAM! the last comment says it.Chrishu said:Wow. You guys, with your scheming and bitching, will never get a girl. Act like a man. Be confident. Stand up for yourselves.
Otherwise, pass your women on to me. I'll take care of them.
what? its not HER fault she just doesnt feel that wayKenko said:Yeah that fuckin line is evil as it translates into "I like you, but im just gonna make up some nice things about you to sweeten the part where I reject you." Next time I hear that, that ***** has whatever beverage im holding coming her way. Since I don't drink coffee, enjoy the tea *****!Sniper Team 4 said:My favorite? (Keep in mind I usually say this after I have tried repeatedly with the girl I'm talking to)
"I'm never going to find a girlfriend."
"That's not true. You're nice, kind, you have a good head on your shoulders, you listen. You have lots of redeeming features."
"And yet..."
The girl usually stops talking after that because she'll catch herself on what she's about to say: "You're not my type." And no, that hasn't been from one girl. I get that from nearly every girl I ever ask out just for lunch.
Yep, that's escaping the "Friend Zone". In other words, when you are able to get out of the "very good friend" relationship, and start going out with them. This is notoriously hard to do, by many accounts.brandon237 said:Not sure if this is exactly what you mean by escape the friend zone, but my girlfriend (we are now both in grade 10) had a thing for me in grade eight when we first met, I caught a few signs, but didn't think much of it at the time, then she got asked out by another guy, that went horribly. I helped her through it and we became very good friends.SL33TBL1ND said:Queue teenage girls reading this thread for some unknown reason and saying, "But dating friends is weird."
To be honest, I've never seen anyone escape the Friend Zone, I wouldn't mind seeing some stories of people here if they have.
A few months down the line and we started flirting a little, one thing led to another and now we have been going out for almost a year. (our anniversary of our first date is on Sunday).
So friends, to good friends, and then very good friends, which led to more than friends. And it has been wonderful.
And to the OP: Don't worry, if you try too hard you just scare people off.