View Full Version : Can't get a girlfriend..
chinny
October 30th, 2017, 06:11 AM
So basically I'm that guy who jokes all the time and makes people laugh. I also get into trouble by accident... im like archie andrews haha...
Anyway, I asked out this girl. She was/is my best friend, and thought she was the "one". She understood me and all that. She said no...... So I asked some one what they thought. They said that apparently im too nice and everyone just wants to be my friend. Yes i cried alot (I dont usually cry coz im a big boy haha).
Any suggestions?
bojack
October 30th, 2017, 03:18 PM
Honestly, if she said no, you should accept it and just keep her as your friend. As for everyone just wanting to be your friend instead of something more, I don't really have any advice
ska8er
October 30th, 2017, 03:26 PM
Maybe u joke too much and over
doing it. Some girls like a more
sensitive guy but always b nice.
Its best in a relationship or getting
to know someone to go easy. Have
u asked ur friend y she said no other
than what others told u?
NewLeafsFan
October 31st, 2017, 12:16 AM
Dude you sound like me. Every girl wants to be my friend but not my gf. It'll happen. Look around at your friends. I guarantee that they don't all have gfs yet. I'm 18 and I don't have one. Get up every morning ready and waiting for it to happen. Just have confidence in the fact that it will.
hesaidhesaid
November 1st, 2017, 02:11 AM
Dude you sound like me. Every girl wants to be my friend but not my gf. It'll happen. Look around at your friends. I guarantee that they don't all have gfs yet. I'm 18 and I don't have one. Get up every morning ready and waiting for it to happen. Just have confidence in the fact that it will.
This sounded so much like me until you said "waiting for it to happen". You have to try - and just ask. You can't do anything about changing their feelings but you can do something about going out and finding that special someone. It took me a long time to work that out - but it's the only advice that got me the person I'm with now.
(And FTR, we've been together a good old while.)
Good luck.
Elysium
November 1st, 2017, 11:00 AM
For the record, if a guy is not capable of having female friends, that's an immediate, hard turn-off. This means you're not too nice or whatever other bullshit - it means that if/when you do have a relationship, it'll be more meaningful and fulfilling.
You're still very young. It's not uncommon for people not to have their first real relationship until their 20s. Don't worry about your timeline. It is yours and yours alone and nothing and no one can make it right or wrong unless you say so.
It'll happen to you when you're not expecting or looking for it. Trying too hard or thinking about it too much will mean that you'll do it just for the sake of doing it and not for the sake of the person and yourself.
Babs
November 1st, 2017, 06:09 PM
At this age you're unlikely to find "the one" even if you feel very strongly about a person. It sucks now but when you're older and you have found somebody, you'll look back on your younger years and it won't seem as bad as it feels now.
Nothing that makes people want to be your friend will make them not like you as a boyfriend. Being funny and nice are all good things that people look for in both a friend and a relationship. There's not always a particular reason why someone doesn't like you like that, sometimes they just don't. And that's okay because someone will reciprocate your feelings eventually, there truly is someone for everyone. Even Hitler had a girlfriend.
NewLeafsFan
November 2nd, 2017, 01:54 AM
Honestly, if she said no, you should accept it and just keep her as your friend. As for everyone just wanting to be your friend instead of something more, I don't really have any advice
It can be hard to keep someone as a friend that you have feelings for. I did and I ended up on her hook for years. Be careful.
This sounded so much like me until you said "waiting for it to happen". You have to try - and just ask. You can't do anything about changing their feelings but you can do something about going out and finding that special someone. It took me a long time to work that out - but it's the only advice that got me the person I'm with now.
(And FTR, we've been together a good old while.)
Good luck.
I agree that you can try to find a gf but you can't force anything or try to hard. It'll look obvious.
Straya
November 4th, 2017, 03:00 AM
sounds like your waiting too long to ask and instead of been interested in a relationship they become too good friends with you and dont wanna loose that so they turn you down
topseededamateur
November 4th, 2017, 07:27 AM
i think you should go for someone else
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