This Is Why Men End Up In The Friendzone

Original Video Creator: @saraeatonontiktok3

CONTACT/ FOLLOW ME:

SUBSCRIBE To My Second Channel:

Instagram: @courtneycristineryan

BUSINESS INQUIRES: courtneycristineryan@gmail.com

AMAZON STOREFRONT:

I make a small commission on items purchased with my link. Thank you for the support, I appreciate it!

Andrew McLaurin
 

  • @WOHM8274 says:

    This girl in the car is speaking facts, though.

  • @Courtney-Alice-Gargani says:

    This woman speaks the truth

  • @daveblackman816 says:

    When a woman says she’s busy or makes excuses up, she’s not into you. Unless there’s something very serious like her mom or dad is in critical condition or just passed away, she’s will make time for you.

    • @Jeff__M says:

      Hey real estate mindset friend! 👋
      Girls will always make time for the man she wants, no matter what.

    • @fischersfritz468 says:

      Nah. It is too hard to accept that no woman ever liked me in over 30 years (I’m 45)

    • @JohnM... says:

      When I was a Simp, I was texting a woman all the time; asked her if she wanted to hang out; she said she would love to but had broken her toe (yeah, yeah, I know – pathetic Simp right?). Weeks later, saw pictures on Facebook of her on holiday…with a boyfriend 😩😩🤣🤣🤣

    • @LeeEverett1 says:

      One of the biggest lies a woman will say is “I’m busy”. Sorry ladies but most of y’all really ain’t that busy in general, especially busy enough to not respond to text messages. We know you’re glued to your phone these days

    • @garvitchouhan9819 says:

      ​@@fischersfritz468 Wanna have some pizza together someday?

  • @ajtaylor8750 says:

    Unless you’re truly platonic friends with a woman, the “friend zone” is non-existent. If a woman is giving your the runaround instead of just telling you flat out that she’s doesn’t see you in a romantic sense, take the hints and move on. Don’t be a placeholder for another guy or believe that on day she’ll choose you.

  • @tomdrummy4984 says:

    If there is no reciprocating effort……..move on. If the words and actions don’t match, believe the actions.

    • @JerrellWallace says:

      unconditional love

    • @mikenelson8377 says:

      Even actions though can be because her main option fell through for that time 👀🤷🏼‍♂️

    • @thomaskositzki9424 says:

      @@JerrellWallace “unconditional love” is such an unrealistic and toxic concept.
      It basically means slavery – the partner can do whatever they want, treat you as bad as they want, be selfish as hell… doesn’t matter, you don’t have any conditions for your love.
      In fact it is worse slavery than in the BDSM scene because there the terms of the play are negotiated before the play begins, usually by the “slave”. In BDSM the “bottom” has the biggest say on what’s going to happen and what isn’t. 😉

  • @kenrickbautista6141 says:

    I love Sara Eaton. She’s so brutally honest that we need more of her. Believe it or not, I respect anyone who’s good, real and genuine. I never like to be around anyone who’s fake and lie to me.

    • @erictriplett33 says:

      I love how she’s brutally honest and direct, but not mean. I don’t consider her video mean in any way, it’s just being direct. No nonsense, common-sense. Need more of that.

  • @TigaWould says:

    I like how direct she is! more people should be like that!

  • @garfieldGG says:

    If you’re in the friend zone. Leave the friend zone by leaving the friendship. It’s tough, but it’s necessary.

    • @Celi.S.00 says:

      Men “friend zone” themselves. Women are either interested or they’re not. If they’re not, then the man has the option to walk away. It’s on him if he doesn’t.

    • @garfieldGG says:

      @ Agreed. But it’s hard to understand that in the moment.

  • @tonydesign9646 says:

    I’m a firm believer in letting it flow. If the relationship evolves into a romantic one, awesome. If it grows into a friendship between both, that’s cool! And if both go separate ways, it’s a learning experience. Multiple no’s will get you closer to a yes, but during the journey, you learn about yourself and what you are looking for in another.

    • @jleano609 says:

      Multiple no’s will not get you closer to a yes. Orbiting a girl is by definition unattractive. You are moving yourself further from what you want. Walking away is the stronger move in fact and generating pre-selection by having OTHER girls interested in you is perhaps the only way to change her mind by generating an emotional spike that HAS A SMALL CHANCE of working – but better to stick with that OTHER GIRL!!!!!!!

    • @Swearengen1980 says:

      @@jleano609 Yeah, that dude just doesn’t have many options I’m assuming. Women want an assertive man who makes plans, is thoughtful about their time together, etc. Being the friend, you’re not giving her what she wants in a romantic partner and she’ll treat you as such. Try to do so when she doesn’t want you to and you’re probably the simp that’s pissing money away. The reality is, while you’re being “friends”, she’s sleeping with or pursuing someone else. The “friends first” thing is a scam to waste your time while she doesn’t feel lonely as she looks for a better option. The only exception is to get her to clarify if by “Friends first”, she means, “Spend time together like we’re dating, but sex is off the table until we decide it’s a real relationship that’s going somewhere”. I often find the latter to be the case and they just word it poorly.

  • @Ceddyfrezh07 says:

    Women don’t care about how much you like them, they care about how much they FEEL about you.

  • @RobbytheRobot56 says:

    I will be 33 in April and out of the hundreds of people I’ve seen in the friendzone I’ve only known two people who got out of it. In both cases it was a heavy person who lost weight and ended up being good looking.

  • @mjolnir1964 says:

    I’ve been friend zoned more times than I care to imagine. Finally broke out of that habit last year. It’s a fact that we do often put ourselves there, and a lot of women will happily let us.

  • @kennv7566 says:

    Keep in mind a study and survey was done on women found that 80% of men are unattractive to women. Like the women in the video said she will give a clear sign if she is into you. On another note with all the content on youtube, young guys are learning earlier and becoming smarter about female nature, some of these girls may start seeing guys disappear from their friend zone.

  • @thecrib8 says:

    I used to be the Nice Guy. I had to stop pursuing relationships all together to recalibrate my worth and my goals. It’s been the best! I encourage others to do the same.

  • @mprime6807 says:

    I think men are tired of being presented bs with a pretty bow attached. That’s why Sarah Eaton is so refreshing. Honesty without pretense.

  • @carlhicks376 says:

    I no longer care if I date or not. I dont play those kind of games. I will be polite, respectful and even very flirty at times. But I’m not gonna beg for her attention. Either she’s interested or not.

  • @mikenelson8377 says:

    Remove yourself from her carousel and destroy her ego. See how composed she becomes when her main option finds something way better than her.

  • @quattron-1126 says:

    The girl in the car talks the truth about dating nowadays. I like her.

  • @SeagramPearce says:

    It doesn’t matter how hot she is, if she suddenly wants to just be “friends”, she’s gone. I’ve got enough friends, thanks bye. Have some damn self respect gents. The right woman treats you like a king and that feeling is how this ‘life’ game is meant to be experienced. I literally had this experience this weekend past. After months of being physical and dating, I got a “we’re just friends” line. I didn’t even say another word, I got up and left.

  • @armanddefrank7984 says:

    The debate about the friend zone continues unabated, but it always comes down to one thing, it’s the mens fault always, never the women’s lack of accountability

  • >