View Full Version : Something that Females Need to Stop saying when they are not Interested in a guy


TVFactFan
08-13-2003, 09:35 PM
Everytime I see a Female on Blindate who is not interested in a guy, they all say the same thing which is "WE CAN BE FRIENDS. The female know that is a lie so why not just say I don't think you are my type. That is what I say when I'm not interested in a female. What's the point of lying?

Kitt
08-13-2003, 09:48 PM
I agree. That line is so lame that I don't believe that the woman is saying it with the intention of easing the moment. I belive that is a her way of coming off as the superior being in the whole fiasco. It's either that or they are awfully lacking in the social graces. Everyone should know how that stinger line plays. It plays with insincerity. It's a real barfer.

I Dream of Jeannie
08-14-2003, 08:26 AM
One of my best friends says that to EVERY guy she dumps. :lol: I'm not joking EVERY ONE of them, she has given them that line. :ohno: I'm trying to get her to say something else besides that, because it's got to be annoying.

robyrob
08-14-2003, 11:22 AM
Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
Everytime I see a Female on Blindate who is not interested in a guy, they all say the same thing which is "WE CAN BE FRIENDS. The female know that is a lie so why not just say I don't think you are my type. That is what I say when I'm not interested in a female. What's the point of lying?
What they should say: its not you - its mee; i have decided to become a celibate lesbian, i'm going to borneo to become a missionary, and my astrologer says that if we put our signs together you get mud

Hershey
08-14-2003, 11:51 AM
Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
Everytime I see a Female on Blindate who is not interested in a guy, they all say the same thing which is "WE CAN BE FRIENDS. The female know that is a lie so why not just say I don't think you are my type. That is what I say when I'm not interested in a female. What's the point of lying?

So when a guy says that he isnt your type after you would tell him you like him, does that mean he doesnt even want to be friends w\u? But if the guy says i dont like you like that, but youre a cool friend, does that mean he wants to be friends w\u or is he actually saying, i dont want to be your friend at all?

TVFactFan
08-14-2003, 06:05 PM
Originally posted by TerpFan 3
So when a guy says that he isnt your type after you would tell him you like him, does that mean he doesnt even want to be friends w\u? But if the guy says i dont like you like that, but youre a cool friend, does that mean he wants to be friends w\u or is he actually saying, i dont want to be your friend at all?


I would not mind being friends with a female that i'm not attracted to. But most people can't HANDLE being just friends when the find that person attractive.

Just Popped In
08-14-2003, 06:34 PM
I guess the point is that as females we sometimes think we're being "sensitive" and "polite" when we put it that way. It's so very hard for me to intentionally hurt someone's feelings.

TVFactFan
08-14-2003, 06:41 PM
Originally posted by Just Popped In
I guess the point is that as females we sometimes think we're being "sensitive" and "polite" when we put it that way. It's so very hard for me to intentionally hurt someone's feelings.


My point is, it doesn't need to be said at all because it sounds stupid.

Kitt
08-14-2003, 08:14 PM
Originally posted by Just Popped In
I guess the point is that as females we sometimes think we're being "sensitive" and "polite" when we put it that way. It's so very hard for me to intentionally hurt someone's feelings. First off, if the date or meeting is mutually not that great then you won't be hurting anyone's feelings by saying somethng sincere. Such as: 'It was nice meeting you, I had fun.' The 'We can be friends' line has no place unless it is actually true. When it is true, that isn't what you would say because that line is only used when it isn't true. Sometimes people get together and have a good time but the romantic chemistry isn't there. None the less, something else might be there. Maybe they made one another laugh or conversed well and felt comfortable together. If that happens both people will feel it so then a statement like, 'Let's get together again sometime' might be appropriate. There is never a time that I can think of where the line, "We can be friends' has any usefulness.

Just Popped In
08-14-2003, 08:32 PM
Um.....okay! (sheesh)

Hershey
08-15-2003, 03:00 PM
Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
I would not mind being friends with a female that i'm not attracted to. But most people can't HANDLE being just friends when the find that person attractive.

I could handle being friend w\the guy I liked. I think we're friends, I dunno but oh well. I dont like him nemore and havent for awhile.

Mysty Eyes
08-15-2003, 04:17 PM
First off, there are times when that is exactly what the woman means. She likes the guy, but isn't romantically attracted to him. Why ruin a wonderful friendship with romance?

Secondly,

Originally posted by Kitt
There is never a time that I can think of where the line, "We can be friends' has any usefulness.
I had one occasion where I actually DID use that line. My purpose was this: The freak of a guy had been seeing me and then just disappeared... poof... out of my life. He calls me a year later, lying through his teeth about not being able to contact me. I KNEW he was lying; I had information that he didn't realize that I did have. I just strung him along through this conversation. I let him get his hopes up that he could just pick up the relationship where he left off. I gave him every chance to tell me the truth, but he didn't.

In essense I gave him enough rope to hang himself. He did.

I made the statement: "Well, if you'd like a friend to go see a movie with or to talk to, give me a call."

He was dumbfounded. "What? You just want to be friends?"

My response: "Yep. That's all."

I never heard from him again.
That's what I wanted.

The line was very useful.
:lol:

The Obsolete Man
08-15-2003, 04:30 PM
This is why women shouldn't speak.

Women... they think they're people...

phoebe7165
08-16-2003, 02:18 PM
Originally posted by The Obsolete Man
This is why women shouldn't speak.

Women... they think they're people...

Uh-oh, sounds like a scorned lonely individual to me.

ClassicComedyFan2
08-16-2003, 02:45 PM
I'm a guy, and when my first girlfriend broke up with me, *I* asked if we could still be friends (twist on a cliche, eh? :)) She seemed caught off-guard. Strangely enough, two years later, she started hitting on me again. By then, though, she wasn't my type. She cussed to much and made fun of people I was friends with. But, it was fun walking up the school ramp with my arm around her. :) Haven't heard from her in a while...

Czas na Zywiec
08-16-2003, 03:06 PM
Originally posted by The Obsolete Man
This is why women shouldn't speak.

Women... they think they're people...

Tell me about it.

The Obsolete Man
08-16-2003, 04:32 PM
Originally posted by phoebe7165
Uh-oh, sounds like a scorned lonely individual to me.

Eh... actually, it morphed into bitter misogyny after a while.

But, women are still good for a little :happyface

(Take that as you will... and wonder why that smiley is called "Happyface"...)

Hollow
08-16-2003, 04:45 PM
Originally posted by The Obsolete Man
(Take that as you will... and wonder why that smiley is called "Happyface"...)
cause its happy.

Mr. Shy Guy
08-16-2003, 04:47 PM
Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
I would not mind being friends with a female that i'm not attracted to. But most people can't HANDLE being just friends when the find that person attractive.

:nod:

phoebe7165
08-16-2003, 07:24 PM
Originally posted by Original Prankster
Tell me about it.

Make that 2 scorned lonely individuals. Not to mention pathetic.

Hershey
08-16-2003, 07:34 PM
Originally posted by The Obsolete Man
Eh... actually, it morphed into bitter misogyny after a while.

But, women are still good for a little :happyface

(Take that as you will... and wonder why that smiley is called "Happyface"...)


Well, im taking that as perverted. I swear, and all men are shovenistic(sp?) pigs.

The Obsolete Man
08-16-2003, 07:41 PM
Originally posted by TerpFan 3
Well, im taking that as perverted. I swear, and all men are shovenistic(sp?) pigs.

And all women are fickle, illogical, manipulative, vain creatures who don't know what they want.

Your point being? :D

Hershey
08-16-2003, 08:02 PM
Originally posted by The Obsolete Man
And all women are fickle, illogical, manipulative, vain creatures who don't know what they want.

Your point being? :D

Your point being? :rolleyes: Have you met all women? I think not. Well, I havent met all men so i cant say that all men are shovenisitic pigs but all of the ones Ive met have been.

¤I Love Clay Aiken¤
08-16-2003, 10:06 PM
Originally posted by robyrob
What they should say:

its not you - its mee; i have decided to become a celibate lesbian, i'm going to borneo to become a missionary, and my astrologer says that if we put our signs together you get mud
:rotflmao:

Well, Ive never been in this situation before (pity party for Crystal in 15!!!), but frankly I dont think I could be friends with someone if it didnt work out romantically. I can see if we've known eachother forever and tried the dating then yeah, but if we just started going at it (not like that), then itd be kinda hard to be friends seeing as how we never started off as friends.

¤I Love Clay Aiken¤
08-16-2003, 10:08 PM
Originally posted by The Obsolete Man
And all women are fickle, illogical, manipulative, vain creatures who don't know what they want.

Your point being? :D
:nod: Thats how it should be. And hey! Im perverted too.:p

Hollow
08-17-2003, 12:50 AM
Originally posted by ¤MsConanOBrien¤
:nod: Thats how it should be. And hey! Im perverted too.:p
yesss. be nice to perverts. :grr:

Titania
08-17-2003, 12:58 AM
Originally posted by The Obsolete Man
And all women are fickle, illogical, manipulative, vain creatures who don't know what they want.


First off, "all women" is an extremely stereotypical statement.

And secondly- so what if we are sometimes- know why? Because of men! Women have to be manipulative and fickle sometimes.

I also don't appreicate the use of the word "creatures"

¤I Love Clay Aiken¤
08-17-2003, 01:02 AM
Originally posted by ~°Sarah°~
yesss. be nice to perverts. :grr:
:nod: We've got feelings too!!

isiahthomas
08-17-2003, 12:57 PM
It's hard for a man to be friends with a woman. I know ya'll seen the movie When Harry Met Sally. The reason i say it's hard is because most men think about having sex with women all the time & if the woman is attractive, it's very hard to be friends with her knowing u wanna have sex with her.

Ewan's My Man
08-17-2003, 01:47 PM
Originally posted by The Obsolete Man
And all women are fickle, illogical, manipulative, vain creatures who don't know what they want.

Your point being? :D

:rolleyes:

That is the biggest piece of crap I've ever heard.


I'm not illogical.:p

jsizzle
08-17-2003, 01:54 PM
Originally posted by isiahthomas
It's hard for a man to be friends with a woman. I know ya'll seen the movie When Harry Met Sally. The reason i say it's hard is because most men think about having sex with women all the time & if the woman is attractive, it's very hard to be friends with her knowing u wanna have sex with her.
That's not true,I have plenty of female friends whom I've grown up with,and it's only like that if you mainly think of women as sex objects,it can become deeper than that.

jsizzle
08-17-2003, 01:56 PM
Originally posted by The Obsolete Man
And all women are fickle, illogical, manipulative, vain creatures who don't know what they want.
You know what sometimes it's the total opposite,because us males are mainly like that,and I guess you think it's ok.

Your point being? :D [/QUOTE]

isiahthomas
08-17-2003, 01:58 PM
Jsizzle that looks like 2 of the members from the group 3LW in your avatar picture with Raven Symone.

jsizzle
08-17-2003, 02:03 PM
Originally posted by isiahthomas
Jsizzle that looks like 2 of the members from the group 3LW in your avatar picture with Raven Symone.
ok...it is,why do you say?

isiahthomas
08-17-2003, 02:06 PM
3LW got a new member in their group. Why do i say what?

julian bozo
08-19-2003, 09:47 AM
If I went out with a girl and we did not click I would like her to be
honest and say "Julian we had a date , I 'm glad to have gone out with you but,I just don't see us as a couple."Maybe we can be friends."Not unless she absolutely 100% means it though.

Polniaczek033
08-19-2003, 10:58 AM
Yeah. I watch Blind date and Tail Daters, and that is all the women say. But did anyone besides me realize that men only look at women for the face and body? That p i s ses me off so much! I mite never have a good bf cuzz im not exactly skinny or beautiful. I just dumped my old bf cuz he was a dick...