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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The one thing I wish boy parents would tell their sons is that when a girl has said No to dating, she means No, and to let it be. I wouldn’t call it friend zoning, I’d call it rejection and acknowledge that it hurts and is hard but that it’s final. [/quote] But to maximize male attention, some young ladies are coquettes to friend zoned young gents they have no dating interest in. Friend zoned boys see this benign flirting or mere friendliness as something more, thus stay especially fixated on a disinterested female peer. It's embarrassing for the young man when everyone but he is aware of the dynamic.[/quote] Agreed. And it’s especially sad when the boy’s mother is overly invested in his social life. [/quote]
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