When i was in college that time I didn't know how to ride 2 wheeler nor i have 2 wheeler. I was shit in studies. And i had no money as family was not rich. And my height is 5.3'. Hence no girl friend zoned me cuz no one accepted my proposal. I was in drama and used to win prizes and little beat famous also and have confidence also.😂😂. Still 4 girls that I proposed rejected me. Cuz girls need those things which i mentioned. Or atleast one of those. And I have nothing 😂. U doesnt need confidence that much. U need those 4 things which i mentioned.
I have had numerous girlfriends and also many rejections. Here are my 2 cents: 1. Be casual in your approach to girls. Do not take them seriously. Tease them playfully and talk casually as if she is nothing special. 2. If she shows romantic interest, follow up and approach romantically. She will show in no uncertain terms if she is interested in you. 3. Never chase a girl who is not romantically interested in you. Move on, there are plenty of fish. Never ever chase her, it never ends well. Even if she somehow agrees, she will always resent you and think she settled and could have done better. These are the girls who will give you a lot of headache in future. 4. Impulse of a man is sex, impulse of a woman is relationship. You must move aggressively sexually and she must move aggressively on relationship factor. Not vice versa 5. Have a lot of sex with your girlfriend/s. Its what you as a man are programmed by nature - to spread your seed
@@doncorleone3901 no I meant point3 only.i am a woman. If a woman gets stuck due to too much insistence by man then what should she do after marriage and a child?
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Navigating the Friend Zone: Strategies for Transitioning to a Romantic Relationship Introduction: The video addresses the common concern of individuals facing the challenge of moving out of the friend zone and transitioning into a romantic relationship. The discussion emphasizes the need for clear communication and confidence in expressing romantic intentions. 1. **Interpreting the Question:** The speaker begins by interpreting the question and acknowledging the diverse situations that can be categorized under the term "friend zone." The scenarios range from casual friendships within a group to situations where one person wishes to escalate the relationship from friendship to a romantic partnership. 2. **Types of Indicators:** The video explores the concept of indicators, suggesting that individuals may drop subtle hints or signals, but these signals may not always be clear. The speaker highlights the importance of understanding the nature of these indicators and recognizing the potential ambiguity in communication. 3. **Situational Analysis:** A scenario is presented wherein a person is interested in someone within a friend group. The person is grappling with the desire to shift from being friends to engaging in a more intimate, romantic relationship. The speaker points out the challenges associated with such situations, where both parties may be hesitant to express their true feelings. 4. **Building Confidence:** The video underscores the significance of confidence in navigating these situations. The speaker suggests that individuals should muster the courage to approach the person they are interested in with clarity and confidence. Clear communication is highlighted as a key factor in expressing romantic interest and avoiding misunderstandings. 5. **Fear of Rejection:** The video touches upon the fear of rejection that many individuals face, leading them to hesitate in expressing their feelings. The speaker shares personal experiences and mentions the common mentality of feeling inferior in various aspects, such as finances, looks, and overall eligibility for a romantic relationship. 6. **Overcoming Fear:** Overcoming the fear of rejection is discussed as a crucial step in approaching potential romantic partners. The speaker encourages viewers to challenge the mindset of inferiority, emphasizing the importance of self-confidence and a positive self-image. 7. **Taking Initiative:** The video concludes by emphasizing the need for individuals to take the initiative in expressing their romantic intentions. Instead of relying on subtle signals, the speaker advocates for clear and direct communication to avoid misunderstandings and to pave the way for a potential romantic relationship. Conclusion: In summary, the video provides insights into the complexities of transitioning from a friendship to a romantic relationship. It underscores the importance of clear communication, confidence, and overcoming the fear of rejection. The speaker's personal anecdotes and advice contribute to a comprehensive guide for individuals navigating the dynamics of the friend zone.
🙏🏻 Santosh, many compliments & sincere thanks for once again ably summarizing the video and writing it down in a structured way. I have made it the video description and credited you for it. Additionally, I will also pin your comment to the top. On a side note, I wonder if you are uncomfortable with the moral ambiguity inherent in competing for somebody else's girlfriend/boyfriend and taking him away from her/him by striking opportunistically. I observed that you did not address that part of the video at all; surely, it did not escape your notice?
@@KrishnarajRaoUrbanNaxal thanks for acknowledging. Sorry to have omitted the point. But I feel it's a subjective thing. My opinion is that if the person you are pursuing is cheating on her current BF to be with you she can also cheat on you to be with someone else (This may not necessarily happen all the time) but you should be aware that something you do others can also happen to you.
You took it the wrong way it wasn't meant for you, the comment summarizing your video is written exactly in the pattern chatgpt answers your questions especially the unnecessary asterisks which are kinda like the trademark for it@@KrishnarajRaoUrbanNaxal
Women's ultimately prefer 'Security' above else.Same with a tigress in the forest. A man who could secure that would stand out for the ladies. Humans consume with their eyes , things which give out the aura of 'security' for the tigress in the forest its a big male cat who can fight and protect her ,for medieval women it was a well built man who can farm , for today's lady its things which exuberates sense of security , all of which are external such as Disposable Expenditure, Vehicle for transportation, A private place to live , image in the society, etc. I feel practically these external elements play a major role at attracting a partner so i feel its easier for the Tiger to find his Tigress than today's boy's fining their gal's 😅
In my opinion, "shadi ke baad dekh lenge" is a formula to be sexually dissatisfied and unhappy. I'm not saying that love-marriages are always made in heaven. Even after years of dating, relationships go sour or marriages go wrong. BUT what I am saying is, not getting to know your girlfriend/boyfriend in every possible way, including sexually, is not a formula for marital success, and likelihood of marriage failure is higher.
Bindass. Just do it. Be chill, be casual, don't overthink it. At the most, kya hoga? Rejection hoga na? No big deal, you will survive. I will make a video about how girls cold-approached me. And how it worked out quite well for them.
I actually disagree with you on this, If you let down a friend for a girl he was seeing, Is not okay, it definitely is wrong. A lot of fishes in the sea, yes agar friend nahi hai, then do whatever
You mean, Bros before hoes? That sort of bro code? But what if that girl is super special girlfriend material and wife-material? And what if that friend (the bro) is just a casual buddy hanging out in the group with you? Should you really consider the girl as just another fish in the sea?
@@KrishnarajRaoUrbanNaxal Well I believe that if it is a friend, you shouldn't backstab him no matter the closeness or the quality of the women, and I actually appreciate that you made another video about it, do you have another social media I can write to you on and we can discuss this in more-depth
Friend zone nahi karti hai joh ladkiya unko yahi ladke log hore tag kardete hai. Crush bohot hotey hai ladkiyo ke uupar but har ek ko entertain nahi kar sakte.
@@abhikationable Now you are just being a troll. How can you tell how a girl looks without even meeting her? Photos rarely reflect the reality or personality of any person, male or female.
@@carljohnson4592 So, I did some research on this word. I don't agree that situationship is the male word for friendzoning. But researching the meaning of situationship did help me realize (and remember) how upsetting it feels to be in a girl's friendzone. You feel emotionally exploited and drained all the time.
sry sir but ure wrong as someone who said i want to get to know u better to a guy who was OBVIOUSLY interested in me so i approached him thru whatsapp he ghosted me.:) its not easier for girls either
