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Am I in the friendzone?

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    About two years ago, I approached a guy that I thought was super attractive. We hit it off, exchanged numbers, and hung out my sophomore year of college. I ended up at his apartment one night, but got nervous and left before anything happened. He didn’t talk to me for about a year afterwards, and entered a few long-term relationship during that time and after.

    When he became single again, he called me. We’ve been hanging out a few times a week since. We’re super close, often getting really close to something happening, but it never does. Everyone on the outside thinks we’re a couple, but we’re not. He gets so many girls! Everywhere we go, girls throw themselves at him.

    With me, however, I try to purposely be hard to get; I never give in. He treats me differently than any other girls, so I feel like i’m above the friendzone. We have the playful middle school-esque thing going on in which we make fun of each other and are super flirty, even though we’re now 23 years old. He’s even brought me to have dinner with his parents.. But still not a move made by ether of us! He gets super jealous if I date other guys, often putting the other guys down. I know he’s just immature, but we get along really well and I’d like to give him a chance if possible.

    I moved to California for a 3-month internship, and he remained single that entire time (very unusual for this guy!). According to mutual friends, he stayed in a lot and was rather miserable. I didn’t talk to him more than 3-4 times in 3 months, but he called twice the first day I was home, and we’re hung out 2/3 days since I’ve been back home.

    Am I hopelessly in the friendzone, or just in a stalemate on who makes the first move?

    #17793
    AskApril Masini
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    The problem is — you said it yourself: he’s immature. He obviously likes you — inviting you to dinner with his parents is special treatment. But he isn’t ready for a serious relationship so he’s keeping you in the friend zone. Fact: he’s 23 years old and playing the field. It’s not you. It’s him. 🙁

    Relationships work when both people want the same thing at the same time. You’re ready to date him seriously, and he’s not ready for a serious relationship with you or anyone.

    My advice is that you accept that he’s not boyfriend material and take yourself out of the friend zone by looking for a man who’s ready and willing to date you! You’ll be a lot happier.

    I hope that helps. Let me know how things go. And I hope you’ll follow me @AskAprilcom on Twitter and on Facebook at this ink:[url][/url]. 😀

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