Escaping the Friend Zone

#3 - Riot

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(12/07/2013)[-]

or you could, you know, just ask her out.

#4 to #3 - suppression

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(12/07/2013)[-]

Implying that's as easy for some people as finding a job.

#14 to #4 - nyawgga

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(12/08/2013)[-]

life gets really interesting when you have such a limited number of relevant gifs, that you have to completely change the subject

and still get upvoted

#47 to #14 - anon id: a504cdf8

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(12/08/2013)[-]

I think it's just because if the picture said 'girlfriend' it'd be completely relevant....

#10 to #4 - EpicTie

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(12/08/2013)[-]

Yea the fear of rejection can really suck ass. But sometimes you just gotta put yourself out their to obtain that happiness. It can feel like the hardest thing in the world. I personally think that the "what if" thought you get after your opportunity passes is enough to bring someone to depression. That's how it was in my case anyway. I'm mostly better now but regrets and what ifs can spread in your mind like a cancer.

#17 to #10 - watisrain

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(12/08/2013)[-]

That's so ******* true. Regret is the worst thing ever. It invades your mind and you find yourself thinking more about the ''what if'' than the girl herself. The human brain is one hell of a ******.

#24 to #17 - sedativechunk#251 on commentsRank#251

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(12/08/2013)[-]

Although I would generally agree with you guys, there gets to be a point where enough is enough. When your getting in your mid twenties rejected by countless women and/or dumped so many times for some many ridiculous reasons (including one being secretly engaged, one that got pregnant with another guy, and one that was a ******* lesbian) you just get tired of the game.I have moved ******* mountains to make women happy and it feels like they always **** on me in the end.

The truth is, it's not always worth going for it. Sometimes it's better to live with the regret than getting hurt by another women. And personally I think too many people on here put the pussy to high on the pedestal and act as if there life is **** if they will never find a woman. That's the complete opposite; you can still have a happy, enjoyable life without having a romantic relationship. Some people just aren't meant to be with anyone.

There is no special someone for you, there isn't someone out there for everyone, and there is no universal rules controlling who you meet or see. Life like like Conway's "Game of Life". Some people meet and form families and relationships and carry on for some time. Others stay alone.

#37 to #24 - aaronsalsa

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(12/08/2013)[-]

This is true, reality bites and is sad to think about, but not everything is sunshine, rainbows, and getting laid constantly in your mid twenties. Some people just don't meet anyone they are compatible with

#109 to #24 - watisrain

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(12/08/2013)[-]

There is some truth in what you said, but another thing that i find depressing is that practically everyone around me is in a relationship and I'm just getting ******* tired of always being ******* alone.

I know there are alot of people out there that as lonely as **** but why does it seems like i notice only the people who are in a relationship? Is it because they make themselves more noticeable on facebook or because everyone talks about them?

#99 to #24 - letting

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(12/08/2013)[-]

I could not agree more, you and I have such similar opinions that it's actually scary...

#5 to #4 - angryninja

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(12/07/2013)[-]

#15 to #5 - pwnedomega

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(12/08/2013)[-]

RIP Mendela

#21 to #15 - completeaddiction**User deleted account**

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(12/08/2013)[-]

******* lol'ed

#84 to #4 - ilovehitler

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(12/08/2013)[-]

But it's actually incredibly easy. You just open your mouth and say words.

#71 to #4 - willisteal

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(12/08/2013)[-]

Bitch just got pwned

#49 to #4 - drosenblum

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(12/08/2013)[-]

Here you go

#48 to #4 - dantemp

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(12/08/2013)[-]

**** you, 99% of the people can get a (better) job if they try hard enough
same with girlfriends.
it may be not possible to get the exact job/girl you want, but the world is ******* big and there is something for you if you're persistent enough to find it

and last but not least, **** you again you worthless whining little bitch.

#70 to #48 - squiresparkle

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(12/08/2013)[-]

www.google.co.uk/search?q=us+unemployment+rate&rlz=1C1ASUM_enGB527GB527&oq=us+unem&aqs=chrome.2.69i57j0l5.5290j0j7&sourceid=chrome&espv=210&es_sm=122&ie=UTF-8

92.7% of people can get a better job.

#11 to #4 - bann

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(12/08/2013)[-]

You can fail at getting a job, but you can't fail at asking someone out...I mean yea they may say no but you can still try.

#25 to #11 - Kanoah

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(12/08/2013)[-]

But thats failing at asking someone out, then... because you asked em out, and faield at getting a yes

#27 to #25 - bann

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(12/08/2013)[-]

You succeeded in asking them out, results may vary. Besides, if someone dosn't want to go out with you (or at least has an interest in you) within the first few days, very little can change that. Move on til you find the one worth while.

#26 to #25 - Kanoah

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(12/08/2013)[-]

*failed, I am an idiot

#107 to #4 - McFuckUp

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(12/08/2013)[-]

I don't think job is a real word anymore

#46 to #3 - huemynue

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(12/08/2013)[-]

#6 to #3 - feelythefeel

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(12/08/2013)[-]

But my name isn't even Ron.

#33 to #3 - italianchef

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(12/08/2013)[-]

asking her out is what got me there in the first place bud

#29 to #3 - radroach

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(12/08/2013)[-]

Yeah right, like any of the people who complain about the "friendzone" even leave their house.

#110 to #3 - swimmingprodigy

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(12/08/2013)[-]

I dont think you understand what the friendzone is.

Guys are in the friend zone not because they're scared of asking a girl out, but because theyve asked the girl out and she she only sees them as a friend

#87 to #3 - juventud

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(12/08/2013)[-]

***** wat?

#12 - nyawgga

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(12/08/2013)[-]

Mfw my name's Aaron

#13 to #12 - tombombadil

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(12/08/2013)[-]

It kind of helps when you think of Aaron as "Ay-ay-ron"

#20 to #13 - dangosevenonethree

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(12/08/2013)[-]

#23 to #20 - itsthatguyagain

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(12/08/2013)[-]

#30 to #23 - ivoryhammer

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(12/08/2013)[-]

#32 to #30 - mvtjets

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(12/08/2013)[-]

His head looks like a........finger in this pic

#42 to #20 - chaotixx

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(12/08/2013)[-]

Ya beat me to it.

#41 to #12 - rageone

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(12/08/2013)[-]

it doesn't help yes my name is aaron too

#2 - tostito

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(12/07/2013)[-]

looks like your name only need 3 letters

#9 to #2 - freakstorm

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(12/08/2013)[-]

And at least one of the two have to have red (orange?) hair.

#16 to #9 - guanyu

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(12/08/2013)[-]

Make that red clothes.

#18 to #2 - anon id: b70470a7

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(12/08/2013)[-]

But his first name is Phillip.

#40 to #18 - kolpster

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(12/08/2013)[-]

Hush.

#60 to #18 - lordlolland#123 on commentsRank#123

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(12/08/2013)[-]

Both of the Rons have Ronald as their first name, so it would seem that it is what you are being called and not your legal name that is the deciding factor on the name variable of getting out of the friendzone.

#7 - asx

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(12/08/2013)[-]

Ron was never really in the friend zone. Even in the 4th book which they are like 15, Hermione liked Ron. She said she would have went with him if he asked sooner and she kept getting upset whenever he dated that other girl. Also, I think it was more of a "look how hot she got" situation.

Ron was in control of whether a relationship happened.

#51 to #7 - hendlovessesshy

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(12/08/2013)[-]

that's true

**
It was actually Hermione who escaped the Friendzone.**

#56 - cancer

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(12/08/2013)[-]

Thing is neither of those characters were romantically pursuing their female friends to begin with. They were just friends. Was all they wanted. Then after knowing each other for years and gaining intricate understanding of one another they found they were attracted to each other and decided to take the relationship up a level.

I hope I'm being redundant in saying this.

#57 to #56 - guanyu

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(12/08/2013)[-]

I can confirm that this works.