Hi all,
Here's the deal: I just heard about an old friend of mine who was friends with his now-gf for two years. This isn't the first time I've heard of stuff like this. My best friend is a girl, and now and then she'll tell me about these crushes she has on other guy friends of hers, most of whom had earlier fallen into the friendzone (got rejected by her). She even hooked up with one of them a week ago.
The icing on the cake is that I've noticed that these ex-friends who get into relationships tend to have longer and far more fulfilling relationships than the ones I know who weren't friends first.
What's going on here? I always thought the friendzone was a pretty permanent thing. Especially after two years. But now I'm starting to think that for someone who wants a really good LTR, it's more important to make friends with lots of girls than to go on dates with them, and then wait and see what time drags by. So what would make a girl change her mind? Have any of you experienced something similar?
Here's the deal: I just heard about an old friend of mine who was friends with his now-gf for two years. This isn't the first time I've heard of stuff like this. My best friend is a girl, and now and then she'll tell me about these crushes she has on other guy friends of hers, most of whom had earlier fallen into the friendzone (got rejected by her). She even hooked up with one of them a week ago.
The icing on the cake is that I've noticed that these ex-friends who get into relationships tend to have longer and far more fulfilling relationships than the ones I know who weren't friends first.
What's going on here? I always thought the friendzone was a pretty permanent thing. Especially after two years. But now I'm starting to think that for someone who wants a really good LTR, it's more important to make friends with lots of girls than to go on dates with them, and then wait and see what time drags by. So what would make a girl change her mind? Have any of you experienced something similar?