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Lion

hey guys!!!!you ever ask a woman out, and she says "no, i'd just like to be friends"?

i've heard it, a number of times. well, i was looking on some other websites for help in meeting women (before i finally decided that i didn't want a woman in my life after all, my computer is everything i ever wanted and needed from life (see my post about why computers are better than women in the general discussion section of this forum), and i found the perfect reply.

it goes like this:

"NO THAT'S OK, I'VE ALREADY GOT LOTS OF FRIENDS. SEE YA AROUND, MAYBE". and then walk away, head held high. that way, you can get out of that situation without looking like some desperate schmuck.

"that which is done out of love is beyond good and evil"

sekopunt_pr

that phrase in caps lock would really offend her.

not only u lose a date, u lose a friend.

friendships are to be treasured above everything, perhaps a better phrase could be,

" Oh well, perhaps another time then "

and then walk off with a smile on ur face
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Frodo · Paris Forums Visitor Joined: 21 Mar 2005 Posts: 53

let's be friends huh? you'll probably get that line a lot more that you'd like it right? i think that you might be approaching things the wrong way. maybe you are too friendly of a person and they take the situation in the wrong sense. later they only realize that you were trying to be more than friends, but they feel they know you too good to actually have a relationship with them. you might want to start to show more affection to the girls that you are trying to get with. froot

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prozac7674

IF you are approach women in a friendly way that's how they may react to you. Let them know what you want from the very beginning and you'll avoid a lot of confusion that way.
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