ken158
Jan 1, 2012, 05:16 AM
Two years ago, I was friendzoned by a girl who was pretty much perfect for me.
I realized that my mistake was that I paid too much attention to her. They will deny this, but in my experience, I've found that ignoring a girl who is interested will make her more interested.
Now I know what to do in order to avoid the friendzone.
I moved on since then, but I still see a glimmer of hope. I haven't asked her out, she actually asked her to "hangout" with me as friends. But that was two years ago.
I have talked to her maybe 3 times since then. So very rarily. She approached me about 2 months ago asking how I was doing, yada yada yada. Is it too late? Has everything been "reset" in these two years, since we haven't known each other that well from the beginning? Or am I too deep in the friendzone to begin with? I feel like I can somehow prove to her that I'm relationship material, despite the initial friendzone.
I realized that my mistake was that I paid too much attention to her. They will deny this, but in my experience, I've found that ignoring a girl who is interested will make her more interested.
Now I know what to do in order to avoid the friendzone.
I moved on since then, but I still see a glimmer of hope. I haven't asked her out, she actually asked her to "hangout" with me as friends. But that was two years ago.
I have talked to her maybe 3 times since then. So very rarily. She approached me about 2 months ago asking how I was doing, yada yada yada. Is it too late? Has everything been "reset" in these two years, since we haven't known each other that well from the beginning? Or am I too deep in the friendzone to begin with? I feel like I can somehow prove to her that I'm relationship material, despite the initial friendzone.