Tell HER you just wanna be friends.

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I had a thought this morning. I'm somewhat fed up w/ one of thea girls i was interested in so I randomly told her that she'd make a good friend... since I said that it seems that IL has been up... Coincidence? It works when they do it to us...
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I can't remember who, might have been David D, is recently recommending stuff like this. Tell them they would make good friends when getting the number and stuff like that, makes them question your interest level as you seemed to have noticed..

Ever seriously LJBFed a girl? I have, its quite fun to turn the tables.
 

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Its got a lot to do with the fact of being able to get what u want. And us, as humans, dont like knowing that we cant get something. So if someone tells us that they only wanna be friends with us, we get that eeling of notb eing able to get that person to be more than friends, and sometimes we will try have him/her as more than friends, even if u dont really genuingly LIKE that person. So yes, this DOES work, but when she DOES get you, dont be suprised if she leaves u shortly afterwards. ;) I have been there and i have done all of it, i know for a fact that what i am saying is true.


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I've never really tried out the lets just be friends line. I usually ignore a girl enough to where she doesnt think of me as a friend in the first place. I'm sure it works but I honeslty dont know why. Someone care to explain?
 

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Originally posted by griffon65
I've never really tried out the lets just be friends line. I usually ignore a girl enough to where she doesnt think of me as a friend in the first place. I'm sure it works but I honeslty dont know why. Someone care to explain?
I just did, read up.


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Telling her you wanna be friends or that she makes a nice friend makes her confused as to whether or not you are interested in her. Its a neat trick.

As David DeAngelo says on the topic, DO NOT use the word JUST. If you say lets JUST be friends the way a girl says it to a guy she isn't interested in, she will slot you in the friends zone thinking that that is all you want. Saying, however, "lets be friends" or "you make a nice friend" or something like that still leaves some room for interpratation and its not explicit, so it works without putting you in the friends zone.
 

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HOW THE **** DO YOU BLOW OFF A GIRL THEN?

grrr:mad:
 

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Originally posted by 007~JC
Yeah you got to be very careful with it though. I've field tested it a couple times.

I've found that it works best during a pickup. "I'm always looking to meet to friends". Something along those lines shows that you aren't hitting on her (through words). It works great. Then after I kiss her she'll say something like "I thought we were just friends". And I'll reply with something like "yeah but now we're *good* friends".

If you tell a girl "let's just be friends" after a few times of hanging out it has a good chance of ruining things. It's best to say something like "it's always good to meet new friends" or something like that during the pickup.

-007
In other words, slip the "friends" line, but dont stress it.... kinda like doing things indirectly to play to your advantage.;)


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Watch out, its good to tell her lets just be friends, but don't do it without also letting her know your interested, its like tell her "lets be friends first" but also tell her "are you afraid of falling in love with me", this creates a little confusion in them, because they know you want to take it easy, but also know you like them, women hate this kind of stuff.
 

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I have a question about this LJBF against girls strategy. If a person has shown strong interest/confidence in the girl and tried to ask her out over the phone, THEN pulls "lets be friends", will that be any different than if he never showed that he wanted to be more than a friend?
 

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Youre not supposed to add the "just friends" line.

Say "lets be friends" not JUST FRIENDS. MAJOR DIFFERENCE. David DeAngelo warns about this in his mastery series. A lot of guys screw up this technique by saying "just friends" when they really are supposed to be more ambiguous.
 

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I tried it on a girl, she took it at face value and didn't question it at all. Then a few days later got a bit upset, and I don't see her much at all though she still cahts to me on msn whenever I'm on.

Not something I'm going to do again.
 

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I have a question about this LJBF against girls strategy. If a person has shown strong interest/confidence in the girl and tried to ask her out over the phone, THEN pulls "lets be friends", will that be any different than if he never showed that he wanted to be more than a friend?

yes, it's different, you have allready been rejected. Hearing "let's be friends" is going to be music to this girls ears. She's gonna be relieved. When you tell a girl you JUST MET, "you look like you can make a nice friend" this is where your impact is. I dont' like the "let's be friends" in a normal conversation, it's almost like a question. You should not be having long friendly convesations before you hang out with these girls anyways. I've used this and I think it's GREAT in this concept: you call a girl to set up a coffee meeting at starbucks, she AGREES, and then right before you hang up you say, "great see you there, if anything you look like you can make a great friend". Usually you get a little silence or "uhh yeah":). It's great and throws 'em off guard, but you still act the way you would to attract a chick when you see her, which is the biggest key, you still do your normal game and proceed, do not actually try to BE HER FRIEND and hope that she'll jump on your and throw her self up and down yoru penis.

I tried it on a girl, she took it at face value and didn't question it at all. Then a few days later got a bit upset, and I don't see her much at all though she still cahts to me on msn whenever I'm on.

How did you use it? See the my response to the first guy. This chick probably didn't like you, that's why she took it at face value, she wasn't attracted to you in the first place. You have to practice this, if you read an advice ones, and all you remember is tahat it's good to say "let's be friends" you're not going to use it correctly. Personally, I would only use it, right after you get her number and you're about to walk away you say "if anything, you look like you'd make a nice friend" or after seting up a coffee date, right before you get off the phone, you say the same thing. Other than that, it's too dangerous, especially if you haven't practiced or if you're nervous or soemthign, you'll sound weird as fvck and you'll freak her out. Stick to those two.
 

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I used this quite a bit in the beginning with my current girl.

The first time I talked to her, I said "I'm not trying to marry you, I just want to be friends." (this was when I was getting some resistance from her).

Then on the first date: "No matter what happens, I know we will always be friends."

Early on I always stressed to her that we were "friends" and not together. Finally after she had earned it I allowed her to say we were dating. I introduced her as "my friend Mary" also.

She was shocked at first but then later she started making jokes about it. She still brings it up to this day with a smile on her face.

Assuming her Interest Level is high, this stuff is gold!
 

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Originally posted by sexysuave
I tried it on a girl, she took it at face value and didn't question it at all. Then a few days later got a bit upset, and I don't see her much at all though she still cahts to me on msn whenever I'm on.

How did you use it? See the my response to the first guy. This chick probably didn't like you, that's why she took it at face value, she wasn't attracted to you in the first place. You have to practice this, if you read an advice ones, and all you remember is tahat it's good to say "let's be friends" you're not going to use it correctly. Personally, I would only use it, right after you get her number and you're about to walk away you say "if anything, you look like you'd make a nice friend" or after seting up a coffee date, right before you get off the phone, you say the same thing. Other than that, it's too dangerous, especially if you haven't practiced or if you're nervous or soemthign, you'll sound weird as fvck and you'll freak her out. Stick to those two.
I know she was interested, hell she'd gone as far as to ask me out and admit she'd liked me for a year or something. Went out with her once, told her she could be a good friend, and that was it.
 

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Re:

In the short-run, if well-delivered (as David D said, it's not what you say, but how you say it that matters) it CAN work.

In the long-run, it's garbage. I've known people to chuck it out there just to keep any awkwardness down. Or to explain away weird situations.


If you do this with girls who have little to no interest in you, she might feel a little put off, and scramble to see what's up. However, you don't have to do any of it, just don't say anything girls. Girls go MORE nuts over lack of communication than being told something.


Why?


Because if you tell her something, it's always ammunition she can use on you. And when she calls you to the carpet, you better be DonJuanSmooth, or you'll like a true blooded AFC having used a 'trick.'


If you just LOOSE communication, the doors is always open. And you can do the "hey, wanted to see what was up phone call." Or if several months goes by, and you reconnect, and you've improved in some fashion, then the door is open.


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case in point...


I was dating a Hooters girl who was not your traditional Hooters girl. I say that at least personally, she had her *ish* together, but she was just there to make some dough while in between jobs. The first time around we didn't connect. I felt she wasn't my type so I didn't know to relate to her, and everytime we met up she was sick, smoking pot, giving cash to her gay friend, working, or complaining about family. I tried a little to see what was up, and then just lost interest because it wasn't too fun to have her around, or be around her. It was good going to Hooters knowing all the girls, and knowing who's a hoe, but aside from that -boring-.


Months go by and I find out the woman who I chat up at lunch is also her mom. A day the girl came to pick her up I find this out, and her mom's ecstatic, because apparently Hooter Girl had mentioned me. Her mom found it nuts she stopped seeing me and even Hooter Girl regretted. So we tried again.


It was nice to know the door was open, but because of the first dating experience and because I enjoyed being single, I didn't want to go back to someone I wasn't "excited" over.


I say this because nobody uttered "friend" to each other, so when the door is open, I seize the moment. That's how I've kept so many girls as FWB's so long, by just fading away for months. And if you're a guy who PROGRESSES and not DIGRESSES, when she remembers you, she will be even more impressed with you, to which you gain the edge.


To me, IME, uttering friend works with an X, because your blood boils. it works with people who care. With people who don't care, they're relieved they don't NEED an OUT to quell the relationship. That way when either of you call, you're clear. When there's uncertainty, there's awkwardness, particularly on the part of the person who has LESS interest.



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Originally posted by arutha
I know she was interested, hell she'd gone as far as to ask me out and admit she'd liked me for a year or something. Went out with her once, told her she could be a good friend, and that was it.
How well did you know this girl? I found that it's much productive to sneak "friend" word somewhere indirectly instead of telling her point blank "you'd be a good friend" just for the sake of saying that line. For instance like aforementioned, introducing her as a friend. If you say this line to the girl in a matter of fact tone and phrasing, she won't question that you just want to be friends.
 
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