Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anyone who talks about being "friend zoned" is undateable.
This.
Women are allowed to interact socially with men for non-romantic/sexual reasons. They aren’t wronging him by limiting their relationship to a platonic one.
I don’t agree with the criticism of this term. It’s just a way to explain that he may have romantic interest in people he’s gotten to know, but they only want to stay friends with him and not make it something romantic. I don’t think it’s deeper than that.
OP, maybe you can answer everybody’s questions about what exactly your brother is like and what you think. His issues are. Is he an overweight slob? Is he a mansplaining misogynist? Does he dress like a dork? Does he try to punch above his weight if he has hobbies, that’s where he should try to meet somebody. He should also make sure he’s in at least decent shape and has some fresh wardrobe options instead of the same tan chinos he’s been wearing since 2007.
Anonymous wrote:What is he offering OP? Is he fun? Kind? Enjoyable to be around? It doesn’t sound likely that he’ll “figure it out eventually “ — without some idea re: where things are getting stuck. Is he a “sad” or overly self-focused date? Does he have hobbies or interests that potential partners might share? Is he reaching out for improbable partners? Does he actually want help with this?
Anonymous wrote:He is constantly friend zoned and is constantly sad about it. Is there anything I can do? Or will he eventually figure it out???
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He is constantly friend zoned and is constantly sad about it. Is there anything I can do? Or will he eventually figure it out???
Many women under 40 tend to be of the mind that "Oh I can date and have fun and have a career until my 30s or 40s, then settle down".
They have been duped into this via propaganda.
Also many younger men are struggling with women these days, due to this and social media, OF, etc. and the degeneration of society in general, and are removing themselves from the dating pool as a result of toxic Femininity.
He should be looking for someone around 21 to 35 that wants to have a traditional relationship, not a situation-ship.
Anonymous wrote:He is constantly friend zoned and is constantly sad about it. Is there anything I can do? Or will he eventually figure it out???
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You need to fly his ass to Warsaw for the summer.
What does this mean?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anyone who talks about being "friend zoned" is undateable.
This.
Women are allowed to interact socially with men for non-romantic/sexual reasons. They aren’t wronging him by limiting their relationship to a platonic one.
Anonymous wrote:Anyone who talks about being "friend zoned" is undateable.
I would look twice at a guy with the above.
Anonymous wrote:You need to fly his ass to Warsaw for the summer.