The Love Therapy Thread

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Back to what I was ranting about earlier, why in the hell do teenagers want to grow up so damn fast? I mean, everyone's out running off looking for Mr or Mrs Right, and we're 16 years old. I don't see why kids think they need to have adult "serious" relationships at 16. It all just ends in a huge drama fest because teenagers make rash decisions and have no idea how to deal with problems because they're noobs at life. I'm not saying don't bother having a relationship in high school, but Christ almighty, don't take it so damn seriously.

They want to be adults, that's why. Adults make out that their lives are full of drama and importance, so kids want to be an adult.
 
Back to what I was ranting about earlier, why in the hell do teenagers want to grow up so damn fast? I mean, everyone's out running off looking for Mr or Mrs Right, and we're 16 years old. I don't see why kids think they need to have adult "serious" relationships at 16. It all just ends in a huge drama fest because teenagers make rash decisions and have no idea how to deal with problems because they're noobs at life. I'm not saying don't bother having a relationship in high school, but Christ almighty, don't take it so damn seriously.

Hate to break it to ya...but women in their 30's are just as irrational, drama filled, and moronic as they were in their teens. Besides growing boobs, hips, and adding a few pounds; women do not change.

That 'maturity' stuff you hear so much about when you're in your teens? Myth. Adults have no clue and make it up as they go along. Anyone working in corporate America, has dated a woman in her mid 30's, or really sits and thinks about things will come to the same conclusion.

There's no such thing as having your **** together. So embrace it (youth) while you can. Wait long enough and the decisions you didn't make will bug you more than the ones you do...so whore it up people.
 
Hate to break it to ya...but women in their 30's are just as irrational, drama filled, and moronic as they were in their teens. Besides growing boobs, hips, and adding a few pounds; women do not change.

Completely true. Don't believe it? Go work in a company thats mostly, and I mean 90%+ women, and see how fast all the rumors and back stabbing/name calling, bring back memories of highschool and college.
 
I have been underemployed for several months, and my mom is slipping away from us with stage 4 cancer. STOP WHINING BECAUSE YOU CAN'T GET LAID, AND MAN UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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It works both ways. She's doing it to try to draw you into her, so you're chasing her. If you start to seem to lose a bit of interest, she'll likely try to get you interested again which means that she is chasing you to an extent.



If it is constantly happening to you, you need to look at yourself to find out why. To avoid being friend-zoned you need to have intent. The girl needs to know that you know what you want and know how to get it. Nothing too extreme, just something that lets her know that you might be interested without screaming "I THINK ABOUT YOU 24/7 365 DAYS A YEAR! PLEASE MARRY ME!".

See a cute new girl and get chatting? Instead of making small talk about whatever friends talk about all day, let her know that she's cute. Straight-up, nice and confident, eye contact (but not psycho style), smile "You're pretty cute". Don't overdo it by barraging her with complements all the time.
She'll probably say "Thanks" or something and blush. After this just talk about a completely different normal topic, but bust her balls about stuff she says, stuff she does and stuff she wears, but in a jokey way.
Touching is a good 'in' too. Nothing creepy (vital not to come across creepy) but just stuff like touching her upper arm in conversation (if you are standing), high fives (be gentle, she's delicate!), thumb wrestling (and cheating to win! 👍) etc.

If you don't touch in conversation normally, you have to be very subtle with starting to do it and touch EVERYBODY you talk to. Friends, girls you like, etc, because otherwise it's a little weird touching one or two girls out of your entire friendship group! Obviously male friends are easiest as you can pretty much get away with any bro-style stuff.

All of the above is helped greatly if you are confident in yourself. Don't doubt your actions unless you KNOW you're wrong/being creepy and weird.
If other guys start messing you about saying "Ha, you think the new girl's cute, gonna marry her!?" just look them directly in the eye and say and do nothing else. Just stare blankly. Teasing is no fun without a reaction.
Don't let things tool you, because you're a cool guy, right? You do what you want (within reason) and what makes you feel good.

Remember that you have decades to find a girl you love, so chill. Just talk, see where it goes from there and don't keep thinking to yourself "how can I get this girl to like me?". If she's talking to you by choice, she probably likes you at least a teeny bit.

As McLaren said, if you have been friend-zoned and value the relationship, move on. Do the above on the new girl who has caught your eye and avoid being friend-zoned in the first place!

really good statement Imakuni 👍 spot on with everything you said, i think posts like this should be added to an overall general Q&A in the OP, for problem to read before they post their question...would help a few people no doubt
 
I have been underemployed for several months, and my mom is slipping away from us with stage 4 cancer. STOP WHINING BECAUSE YOU CAN'T GET LAID, AND MAN UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!

While I do give my condolences to you, he's only asking for a bit of advice, so if you can't contribute with anything useful, don't.

I absolutely hate friend-zoning, since my primary school was small and there wasn't many boys I ended up being friends with a lot of girls. Well, look where that got me... Plus, in modern secondary/high schools, a lot of people seem to think if you aren't in a relationship, your 'gay':yuck:. I'm not saying there's anything wrong with that, but most people think there is...
 
While I do give my condolences to you, he's only asking for a bit of advice, so if you can't contribute with anything useful, don't.

I absolutely hate friend-zoning, since my primary school was small and there wasn't many boys I ended up being friends with a lot of girls. Well, look where that got me... Plus, in modern secondary/high schools, a lot of people seem to think if you aren't in a relationship, your 'gay':yuck:. I'm not saying there's anything wrong with that, but most people think there is...

It's because the cool kids are in relationships. Hence everyone who wants to be cool should do what the cool kids are doing. High school will forever be idiotic when it comes social trends. That's not saying having a boyfriend or girlfriend is wrong, it's just that sometimes teenagers get too wrapped up into these things when they should concentrate on their classes.
 
It's because the cool kids are in relationships. Hence everyone who wants to be cool should do what the cool kids are doing. High school will forever be idiotic when it comes social trends. That's not saying having a boyfriend or girlfriend is wrong, it's just that sometimes teenagers get too wrapped up into these things when they should concentrate on their classes.

Yeah, the sad part is that if students did concentrate on classes more, they'd have a much better time of it later in life when it really matters and they have real responsibilities.

Often, stress causes arguments in marriages and ends up in divorce - with money (or lack of) being quite a common decider. See the link?
 
It's because the cool kids are in relationships. Hence everyone who wants to be cool should do what the cool kids are doing. High school will forever be idiotic when it comes social trends. That's not saying having a boyfriend or girlfriend is wrong, it's just that sometimes teenagers get too wrapped up into these things when they should concentrate on their classes.

Yeah, the sad part is that if students did concentrate on classes more, they'd have a much better time of it later in life when it really matters and they have real responsibilities.

Often, stress causes arguments in marriages and ends up in divorce - with money (or lack of) being quite a common decider. See the link?

Yeah, I'm busy concentrating on my work, but I try and have a good time with my friends at breaktimes... I'm trying to get a good balance between fun and work, while also trying to ignore the trends because I don't give a damn about what the 'cool kids' are doing.
 
If you could only go forward 20 years, and see how irrelevant high school is, you'd see just how true my statement is. Try to focus on what really matters, and fitting in with the 'cool' crowd won't matter at all. So, if you don't think I'm contributing anything, get out of your bubble, and see how narrow-minded this thread is.
 
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