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Edited by RingLeader77:
8/29/2019 4:56:04 AM
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I asked a girl out yesterday, but it didn't work out
She follower-zoned me.
She said she just wanted to keep what we had going, and that a steady relationship would make it difficult for us to keep adventuring together.
I don't know, I'm pretty bummed at this point. I'm honestly not sure if travelling with her is going to work anymore, it's distracting to be near her and yet have to focus on fighting monsters at the same time.
[spoiler]Edit: this was meant as satire, but I don't I think i portrayed it as well as I could have.[/spoiler]
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8 RepliesRing, I’m gonna let you in on a little secret, one I often employ. And one I might put into action if I ever feel “more than friends” (spoiler alert, might be a long -blam!-in time) Throughout my high school years, instead of chasing girls and skirts, I decided to do the opposite. Ignore them. Focus on my schoolwork. I found out (the hard way) that the longer I friendzoned THEM and tried to be as productive with my work as possible, they basically kept coming at me with frickin proposals left and right. Hell I had 5 girls ask me out to prom (3 of which I’m sure were mostly joking) and to which I said no. AND THEY STILL KEPT COMING AFTER ME. If they were any more insane I would’ve gotten a restraining order. To this day I think several of them are still infatuated with me, even though my weight is the combined proportion of every single damn continent in the world. My advice to you is to let them come to you. Focus on your work, but still be nice to them. Play the long game. If that doesn’t work...I’ve got nothing.
