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Break the "nice guy" or "sweet girl" stereotype. Most guys and girls who find themselves in the "friend zone" are usually
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saw this article few
weeks ago while surfing
the net so i decided to
share with UNNZUO
readers Break the "nice guy" or "sweet girl" stereotype. Most guys and girls who
find themselves in the
"friend zone" are usually
susceptible to many of
the characteristics of the
"nice guy" or "sweet girl" stereotype. This means
pretty much someone
who wants to avoid
making other people
uncomfortable at any
cost, but does so usually at their own expense by
not communicating their
own needs. Where you're romantically
attracted to someone, but you
don't want to "pressure" them
into a relationship, or "ruin"
the friendship by expressing
your interest or making a move, you'll end up holding
back in a variety of ways. The
trouble is, when you make
other people's feelings more
important than your own
(instead of finding that happy balance), you're unconsciously
communicating to people that
your own feelings don't
matter. This may make it seem
like you have low self-worth,
which is the opposite of confidence. While some people are
attracted to ever agreeable
mates, the person who
assigned you to the "friend
zone" probably is not. If
nothing else, inaction tells the other person that you're
simply not interested (chances
are, even if they never felt
attracted to you, they
wondered about your
intentions). Stop being needy. One of the reasons you might be
interested in this person more
than they're into you is
because you are giving off
signals that you really want to
be in a relationship! You might be coming off as a little
desperate, which is quite the
attraction killer. You might be
rushing things emotionally and
maybe physically.You might
also be placing this person on a pedestal, because you're so
caught up in the idea of the
relationship, that you're quick
to assume this person is
"perfect". Examine your own neediness.
In one word, relax. There will
always be many more
encounters besides this one, so
stop treating it like the last
one you'll ever have. Also, don't force yourself to reveal
your hopes for intimacy, let
your actions display your
confidence. Your demeanor
should speak for itself.
To be cont.......