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Is the friendzone even a "thing" at all?
I see all this talk on the internet and other miscellaneous pop culture about being "stuck in the friendzone". I would define being in the friendzone as wanting to bang a girl much more than being her friend, but is friends with and not banging her anyway.
I suspect it's not really a thing. How much you want to bang a girl depends on your T levels. Also how much you can stand annoying chick behavior especially in a friends context also depends on your T levels, but the other way. I know much of the really alpha, chad, lifters have really high T levels and constantly want sex. I also know many guys who are soft/herb/soyboys/BFFs with girls.
I can't really fathom a situation where the high T guy will be "just friends" with a girl he wants to bang in the long run; eventually he will either drive the girl away most of the time with his intensity/spiking/masculinity or the girl would be really attracted. Neither can I imagine a soft dude having enough of a sex drive to want to bang the girl that much, I genuinely think because of his effeminate mindset he actually likes being friends with girls nearly as much, if not more, than banging them. So the "friendzone" isn't really a thing because the guy does not have a high enough sex drive to justify calling it that.
I know my sex drive differs wildly from when I feel flat, unmotivated, masturbate every day, to when I lift weights, stop masturbating for weeks straight, eat healthy, and go out and achieve things. So extrapolating high T guys would want sex even more than me when I want it most and low T guys would want sex even less than me when I want it least. I cannot imagine being high T and putting up with girls' bullshit nor can I imagine being low T and wanting to have sex with girls that much at all.
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RE: Is the friendzone even a "thing" at all?
Friend zone describes any situation where a girl is leeching attention or resources from a guy without the guy getting anything sexual in return much less companionship.
And it's pretty damned common. Hell they even do it to guys they haven't met yet from Tinder to scam dinner dates.
I have seen guy labeled meal ticket 1, 2, etc on a girl's phone which she showed me unprompted and damn is nega game a thing.
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RE: Is the friendzone even a "thing" at all?
(10-17-2017 12:42 AM)The Catalyst Wrote: I see all this talk on the internet and other miscellaneous pop culture about being "stuck in the friendzone". I would define being in the friendzone as wanting to bang a girl much more than being her friend, but is friends with and not banging her anyway.
I suspect it's not really a thing. How much you want to bang a girl depends on your T levels. Also how much you can stand annoying chick behavior especially in a friends context also depends on your T levels, but the other way. I know much of the really alpha, chad, lifters have really high T levels and constantly want sex. I also know many guys who are soft/herb/soyboys/BFFs with girls.
I can't really fathom a situation where the high T guy will be "just friends" with a girl he wants to bang in the long run; eventually he will either drive the girl away most of the time with his intensity/spiking/masculinity or the girl would be really attracted. Neither can I imagine a soft dude having enough of a sex drive to want to bang the girl that much, I genuinely think because of his effeminate mindset he actually likes being friends with girls nearly as much, if not more, than banging them. So the "friendzone" isn't really a thing because the guy does not have a high enough sex drive to justify calling it that.
I know my sex drive differs wildly from when I feel flat, unmotivated, masturbate every day, to when I lift weights, stop masturbating for weeks straight, eat healthy, and go out and achieve things. So extrapolating high T guys would want sex even more than me when I want it most and low T guys would want sex even less than me when I want it least. I cannot imagine being high T and putting up with girls' bullshit nor can I imagine being low T and wanting to have sex with girls that much at all.
Yes the "friendzone" is a thing. But its not about a guys desire to bang a girl but rather her lack of desire to fuck him. Girls are the "friendzoner", and the guy that wants to bang her but cant create the necessary attraction to arousal sequence is the "friendzonee"
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RE: Is the friendzone even a "thing" at all?
I think that the friend-zone may have been a pre-smartphone phenomena. I was certainly friend-zoned during the college phase of my life, but that was back when cellphones were new, but they couldn't do much more than call and text.
The friendzone involves women trading the possibility to sex eventually happening for free attention.
With the advent of the smartphone era, women don't need to presence of a supplicating male to get attention.
I'm not arguing that guys aren't still being friend-zoned, but I'm guessing that it's less prevalent now, as women have less to gain from it.
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RE: Is the friendzone even a "thing" at all?
(10-17-2017 01:58 AM)Suits Wrote: I think that the friend-zone may have been a pre-smartphone phenomena. I was certainly friend-zoned during the college phase of my life, but that was back when cellphones were new, but they couldn't do much more than call and text.
The friendzone involves women trading the possibility to sex eventually happening for free attention.
With the advent of the smartphone era, women don't need to presence of a supplicating male to get attention.
I'm not arguing that guys aren't still being friend-zoned, but I'm guessing that it's less prevalent now, as women have less to gain from it.
Agreed its kind of an issue of the past that still exists but isn't as common. I don't agree that social media and smart phones are the driving factor though.
I think most dudes have smartened up a bit and are aware to. I'm not talking everybodies hand selected examples of lib tards but normal guys.
Everyone knows its a thing and if you get caught in the friend zone you're pretty much fucked.
Girls are also sluttier and posing as friends can be an entry point that covers this up when talking about social circle,and party scene type chicks.
When you narrow it down to hot girls who don't have disgusting overweight figures most of these chick are fucking with a select number of dudes.Often times guys and girls can be friends but its not like the friend zone type thing because the guy already has options,enjoys the company of said girl,and/or gains access to social groups through her. Everythings so lose that even in such cases that doesn't mean they wouldn't have sex.
I remember the friend zone was mostly a product of being 'forced' to spend time with somebody ie in school or a shitty part time job. The guy wants to get with her but things don't pan out so now he's forced to be around this girl he likes but not be able to do anything because he's been friend zoned so they play friends.
I could hardly imagine someone stepping to your local blonde,number closing,getting rejected,and being stuck in the friend zone....
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RE: Is the friendzone even a "thing" at all?
Currently, for me the biggest fear is ending up in the "player zone" where I'm so damn irresistible that girls literally steal my phone just to get their hands on my number.
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RE: Is the friendzone even a "thing" at all?
(10-17-2017 01:58 AM)Suits Wrote: I think that the friend-zone may have been a pre-smartphone phenomena. I was certainly friend-zoned during the college phase of my life, but that was back when cellphones were new, but they couldn't do much more than call and text.
The friendzone involves women trading the possibility to sex eventually happening for free attention.
With the advent of the smartphone era, women don't need to presence of a supplicating male to get attention.
I'm not arguing that guys aren't still being friend-zoned, but I'm guessing that it's less prevalent now, as women have less to gain from it.
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Instagram, snapchat, Facebook, ect, has made the friendzone of yesterday a near universal phenomenon. The difference is in the current year, the chick doesn't even need to stomach being around the orbiters in the physical world and can actually quanitify their simpery via numbers of likes, follows, ect.
Add to that the fact that most attractive bitches with a willingness to attention whore (that is to say, most of them) can easily accrue said followings of thirsty beta simps whom they digitally friendzone.
The friendzone didn't go away...just changed forms.
So in other words, OP, yes it's "a thing".*
*Use of this phrasing is so very soy by the way.
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RE: Is the friendzone even a "thing" at all?
(10-17-2017 12:42 AM)The Catalyst Wrote: I see all this talk on the internet and other miscellaneous pop culture about being "stuck in the friendzone". I would define being in the friendzone as wanting to bang a girl much more than being her friend, but is friends with and not banging her anyway.
I suspect it's not really a thing. How much you want to bang a girl depends on your T levels. Also how much you can stand annoying chick behavior especially in a friends context also depends on your T levels, but the other way. I know much of the really alpha, chad, lifters have really high T levels and constantly want sex. I also know many guys who are soft/herb/soyboys/BFFs with girls.
I can't really fathom a situation where the high T guy will be "just friends" with a girl he wants to bang in the long run; eventually he will either drive the girl away most of the time with his intensity/spiking/masculinity or the girl would be really attracted. Neither can I imagine a soft dude having enough of a sex drive to want to bang the girl that much, I genuinely think because of his effeminate mindset he actually likes being friends with girls nearly as much, if not more, than banging them. So the "friendzone" isn't really a thing because the guy does not have a high enough sex drive to justify calling it that.
I know my sex drive differs wildly from when I feel flat, unmotivated, masturbate every day, to when I lift weights, stop masturbating for weeks straight, eat healthy, and go out and achieve things. So extrapolating high T guys would want sex even more than me when I want it most and low T guys would want sex even less than me when I want it least. I cannot imagine being high T and putting up with girls' bullshit nor can I imagine being low T and wanting to have sex with girls that much at all.
You're first problem is you are categorizing men as "High T/Low T level guys" that's bitch shit. Sure your levels matter but you also have a mind, the faculty to make rational decisions
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RE: Is the friendzone even a "thing" at all?
(10-17-2017 12:54 AM)The Catalyst Wrote: (10-17-2017 12:49 AM)PapayaTapper Wrote: Yes the "friendzone" is a thing. But its not about a guys desire to bang a girl but rather her lack of desire to fuck him. Girls are the "friendzoner", and the guy that wants to bang her but cant create the necessary attraction to arousal sequence is the "friendzonee"
The way I was thinking about it is. If a girl doesn't like a guy, then a high T guy generally won't be friends with her for long. But a low T guy would be relatively happy to be friends with her and seems quite content not having sex. Are you implying guys in the friendzone are not content? I don't really probe deep enough to ask guys in that situation if they are or aren't.
I also wonder if it's cultural- it seems Americans have a really strong focus on the idea of "getting laid".
No men who don't have dignity, (at least don't have esteem in their sexual value) will lay around in the weeds and try to friendship their way into pussy. If they are really a beta bitch, they will be content with being "friends" because they don't want to "lose" her but this is all evasion of the mind. They are lying to themselves. Because they get some attention from this girl and because they like her so much they will settle for just that but it eats them up on the inside. Has nothing to do with low T levels, maybe higher ones will make you a bit more bold but the shit starts with the mind. Men who don't have a lot of confidence don't understand how to escalate with a woman, they skip the attraction part and go right to "comfort" and they mistake the woman's positive reaction to this as a sign of mutual attraction, then sometimes when they go for the kill (seduction) the woman will be freaked out because the emotional indicator she get's is similar to if her brother (someone she like's but is not sexually attracted to) had tried to hit on her. But in most instances these dudes will just be her friend and not want to "ruin" the friendship, like I said before. Especially if its someone they met through mutual friends, school, work etc, its almost like the person is intertwined with their life and they feel it would be "immoral" to make sexual advances with this NOBLE person.
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RE: Is the friendzone even a "thing" at all?
(10-17-2017 10:43 AM)Grizwald1400 Wrote: (10-17-2017 12:54 AM)The Catalyst Wrote: (10-17-2017 12:49 AM)PapayaTapper Wrote: Yes the "friendzone" is a thing. But its not about a guys desire to bang a girl but rather her lack of desire to fuck him. Girls are the "friendzoner", and the guy that wants to bang her but cant create the necessary attraction to arousal sequence is the "friendzonee"
The way I was thinking about it is. If a girl doesn't like a guy, then a high T guy generally won't be friends with her for long. But a low T guy would be relatively happy to be friends with her and seems quite content not having sex. Are you implying guys in the friendzone are not content? I don't really probe deep enough to ask guys in that situation if they are or aren't.
I also wonder if it's cultural- it seems Americans have a really strong focus on the idea of "getting laid".
No men who don't have dignity, (at least don't have esteem in their sexual value) will lay around in the weeds and try to friendship their way into pussy. If they are really a beta bitch, they will be content with being "friends" because they don't want to "lose" her but this is all evasion of the mind. They are lying to themselves. Because they get some attention from this girl and because they like her so much they will settle for just that but it eats them up on the inside. Has nothing to do with low T levels, maybe higher ones will make you a bit more bold but the shit starts with the mind. Men who don't have a lot of confidence don't understand how to escalate with a woman, they skip the attraction part and go right to "comfort" and they mistake the woman's positive reaction to this as a sign of mutual attraction, then sometimes when they go for the kill (seduction) the woman will be freaked out because the emotional indicator she get's is similar to if her brother (someone she like's but is not sexually attracted to) had tried to hit on her. But in most instances these dudes will just be her friend and not want to "ruin" the friendship, like I said before. Especially if its someone they met through mutual friends, school, work etc, its almost like the person is intertwined with their life and they feel it would be "immoral" to make sexual advances with this NOBLE person.
Welcome Grizwald....refreshing to see a new member that isnt a troll and gets it
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