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[quote=Anonymous][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] Except I know plenty of cases where a teenage girl said no to dating a boy, they stayed friends (s, "friend zoned" instead of "rejection", "final", etc) and ended up married. Why can't they just be friends? [/quote] Plenty huh? :roll: Maybe in Hollywood movies.[/quote] I wish I lived in a Hollywood movie, but alas, no. Just regular people from my high school.[/quote]
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