How To Get Out Of The Friendzone With A Guy

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To the uninitiated, the friend zone sounds like an urban myth: an unknown place shrouded in mystery.

Unfortunately, the friend zone is very real, and getting out of it can be one of the most difficult experiences you might ever have in a relationship.

When you're into someone and want more than friends you can be left feeling confused, alone, and defeated. You know you should feel grateful to be their friend, and hopefully, you do.

But you want more, and you don't know how to get it.

If you have feelings for someone but they see you as just a friend it can make you feel like crap.

We've all been there.

But here's how to get out.

First things first: Understanding the friend zone

To get out of the friend zone first you need to know what it is. Basically, it's where you have feelings for a girl or guy but they see you as only a friend.

Maybe she even talks to you about her problems with guys she likes and you nod along and give advice.

Or for a girl, maybe he tells you how you're different from other girls, and gives you a friendly little pat on the hand or shoulder.

They hug you in a very friendly way and look at you like someone would at their pet. Every day is a new reminder: you're just a friend.

You try to flirt now and then but it feels like the idea of you as a couple would shock them more than an alien walking through the front door.

You just don't know what to do.

Being friends is great — if you don't want more.

But when you want more it can feel like you're being squeezed in a trap from both sides. You are hesitant to make a move in case it ruins your friendship and makes things awkward.

But you also know that being friends isn't enough for you.

Welcome to the friend zone, friend.

Those who successfully get out of the friend zone do so with time, luck, or sheer passion, but it is in no way a precursor to entering a romantic relationship.

You can't strong-arm your way out of the friend zone – sometimes no amount of wooing can win the other person over, and that's just something you have to move on from.

Realistically, the friend zone is a form of rejection.

People do it because:

They don't want to hurt your feelings and want to let you down in the subtlest way possible
They aren't comfortable dealing with rejection
You are part of the same friendship group and don't want to make things awkward
They want to have you in their life, but not as a romantic partner

The good news is that this rejection is not completely irreversible: some people can still be successful in their romantic pursuits even after being placed in the dreaded zone.

So, how do you know you're in the friend zone?

Ever heard the following lines?

I wish I could meet a guy or girl like you, you're such a great friend.
Translation: The person wants someone like you… but not you, exactly.

Sure, we can hang out! Let's invite the others, what do you think?
Translation: The person doesn't see you in that way or only sees you within the context of a group.

Of course, you're a great person! Why do you think I made you my friend?
Translation: Whenever you try to dig deep into their thoughts about you, they circle back into something more casual and platonic.

The friend zone also manifests itself in different ways. You could also be experiencing:

Calls and texts that never or rarely get returned, and without the same level of eagerness
One-sided conversations that always end up with you asking questions and keeping the conversation going
Explicit conversations about their exes and other people in their lives
Allusion to their "type" of person and concentrating on details that are clearly not apparent in yourself
Regular references to other people and how attractive they are
Continued reference to you as their friend or closest friend from the same sex.

Is it me? Ways you're putting yourself in the friend zone

The friend zone ultimately happens for one reason: non-attraction. There might be qualities in you that the other person might not find attractive.

On the other hand, there are people who get into the dreaded zone, not because they are unattractive, but because they have unknowingly placed themselves in a situation where their romantic interest doesn't see them as anything else but a friend.

Here are some ways you could be unknowingly putting yourself in the friend zone:

1) Not giving them what they need

One of the most common mistakes women make with guys which leaves them stuck in the friend zone is that they don't trigger his hero instinct.

The hero instinct is a new concept in relationship psychology that is generating a lot of buzz at the moment. And I think it has a lot of truth to it.

The one thing men crave more than anything else from a woman is to see themselves as a hero. Not an action hero like Thor, but a hero to you. As someone who provides you something no other man can.

He wants to be there for you, protect you, and be appreciated for his efforts.

What he doesn't want is for you to treat him as your best friend or 'partner in crime'. This doesn't provide him any motivation to escape the friend zone and commit to a relationship.

I know it sounds a bit silly. In this day and age, women don't need someone to rescue them. They don't need a 'hero' in their lives.

And I couldn't agree more.

But here's the ironic truth. Men do still need to feel like a hero. Because it's built into their DNA to seek out relationships that allow them to feel like one.

James Bauer is the relationship psychologist who discovered the hero instinct. Watch James' excellent free video about it here.

The good news is that if you're currently stuck in the friend zone, the hero instinct is something that you can actually trigger in the guy. You can make him feel like your hero with your words and actions.

In the video, James Bauer reveals the exact phrases you can say, texts you can send, and little requests you can make to trigger his hero instinct.

By triggering it, you'll immediately force him to see you in a whole new light. Because you'll be unlocking a version of himself that he needs in order to see you as more than a friend.

Here's a link to the video again.

2) You listen to his/her girl/guy problems

Becoming everyone's go-to person for love advice can make you feel special, up until someone you're interested in is telling you about their most recent date.

Opening about one's romantic pursuits is a form of intimacy but unfortunately, it's the kind that can cement your identity as "that friend" forever.

When you listen to their guy or girl problems, you're perpetuating your role as the listener and the comforter.

You want to be the person they talk about not to.

There are other ways to earn their trust and become a good friend, but willingly becoming their venting machine when it comes to other people will only make you look more like a willing friend and less like a possible partner.

3) You willingly do errands for them

Do you answer their every beck and call? Your eagerness to be available for them could be what's ruining your chances in the first place.

If the other person sees you as their go-to shopping buddy, the designated driver, or the one they rant all their problems to, your attempts at getting close to them romantically might only be doing favors for your friendship, not your relationship.

When you're around them all the time (minus the romantic context), you risk letting them see you in a familiar light.

Instead of looking attractive, you become familiar and accessible. In other words, you become unexciting.

You show them that your role in their life already benefits them one way or another and that there is no need to "level up" to get more out of the arrangement.

4) What would Sigmund Freud do?

If you've put yourself into the friend zone, you need real and honest advice to get out of it.

Having studied relationships and psychology most of my adult life, I know a thing or two.

But why not turn to the most famous psychologist of all?

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5) You agree with everything they say

You just want to get on their good side — we get it — but never challenging them puts you into the dreaded familiar zone.

You stop standing out and you just look like one of the other friends they hang out with.

If you really want to be seen as a potential partner, you need to step up and include playful banter in your interactions.

Don't give in to everything they say or do. Challenge them and make them curious about you.

This shows them that: a) you're not like everyone in their friendship circle; b) you actually have a brain of your own; c) you're not going to be a "yes" man just to get close to someone – all of which are attractive qualities in a new partner.

6) You never show romantic interest

At the end of the day, maybe the reason you're a friend and not a partner is because you have never communicated any interest.

Maybe they're interested and are just waiting for you to make the first move.

Before the friendship becomes too familiar, engage in some flirting and playfulness to let them know you're interested in something more.

However, the fact is that it's natural for men and women to be on the wrong wavelength when it comes to upgrading a friendship to something more serious.

Why?

Male and female brains are biologically different.

For instance, the limbic system is the emotional processing center of the brain and it's much larger in the female brain than in a man's.

That's why women are more in touch with their emotions. And why guys can struggle to process and understand their feelings. The result is that men can be confused about how you feel about them — and how they feel about you.

I learnt this from relationship expert, Amy North.

In her latest video, she reveals exactly what you need to do to get out of the friend zone. He tips work well on even the coldest and most commitment-phobic men.

If you want science-based techniques to make a man fall in love with you, check out her free video here.

7) You show too much romantic interest

At the same time, you could be showing too much affection to the point of turning them off. People don't enjoy neediness, especially in new partners.

Everyone enjoys being mystified by this possible new romantic partner, and you can't do that if you're around 24/7.

Skip some meetings, reply to some texts late or not at all, and don't let your motives be 100% clear. It's good to let them know you're interested, but not to the point of desperation.

8) They're just not into you

Sometimes no amount of charisma, luck, and pixie dust could change your fate. Sometimes the answer is as simple as "they just aren't attracted to you".

You can argue that you and your friend have some sort of emotional attraction because you are friends after all, but you can't deny that a defining aspect of romantic relationships is physical attraction.

No amount of mental or emotional synergy could make up for the lack of physical luster.

All the fondness you have for each other won't translate into romantic sparks if there is no chemistry to begin with.

How to fix it:

You can't. Pursuing this dead-end will only result in awkwardness. Don't dwell on it and make yourself feel bad. The chemistry just isn't there and it's better if you just move on.

9) You don't have enough confidence

Maybe you have heard them talking about their ideal partner and realized that you are exactly the person they're describing — so how come you're in the friend zone and other people aren't?

Ask yourself why they don't see you in that light.

If you're funny, athletic, smart, and exactly what your prospective lover wants, then there's something about you that isn't striking them right. Nine times out of ten it's because you lack confidence.

Confidence is just about the sexiest thing about a man or a woman, and not having that could really hurt your chances of attracting a potential mate.

Confidence makes you look fun, secure, and happy; it's a way of saying, "this is who I am, and I like myself."

If you're not communicating this vibe, chances are the other person won't be gazing in your direction any time soon.

How to fix it:

Understand your insecurities and don't try to overcompensate to seem confident. Feigning confidence might work in the short term, but it could easily explode into relationship problems and come off as a form of manipulation if left unsolved.

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10) You're not relationship material

In some cases, circumstance gets in the way, in which case there is nothing you can do about it. In other cases, the blame could be entirely on you.

It's easier to tell someone "I'm not ready to be in a relationship" than to let them know they're too immature to be in one.

A tell-tale sign people don't think you're not relationship-worthy? If you get friend-zoned continuously by people who don't have problems getting into relationships.

Maybe you're known for casual flings and quick relationships, maybe you're known for being unstable and insecure, or maybe people just know you as "the single one".

Whatever it is, you have a reputation that's making you repel romantic interest.

How to fix it:

Find the underlying reason why people keep putting you in the friend zone. Ask past flames or be courageous enough to ask your current romantic interest.

If things go well, you could convince them to give you a shot and communicate how willing you are to make things work and prove to them that you are relationship material.

11) You're too familiar

Don't let the Hollywood movies fool you: not all best friends turn into romantic partners. More often than not, best friend relationships evolve into even deeper friendships, to the point of familial love.

If you're in the friend zone through no fault of your own, chances are you are there because he or she is completely incapable of seeing you in a different light.

It might take more than a nudge to encourage them to see you in a new way, but it's always worth a shot.

How to fix it:

It's actually easier to find your footing because you know them and have an idea of what they are looking for in relationships.

You can use that knowledge to ease yourself into a brand new beginning, or just tell them outright you have always liked them and see what happens.

Getting out of the friendzone: Difficult, but not impossible

So what do you do if the person you like has already placed you in the friend zone? While our first advice would be to try again with someone new, we understand that you can't always choose what your heart desires.

Which leads us to the age-old question: how do you get out of the friend zone, and is it even possible?

In short, yes, it's totally possible to get out of the friend zone, but it will take a lot of time and a lot of effort.

Step 1: Trigger his hero instinct

As I mentioned above, often when a guy puts a girl in the friend zone it's because he doesn't feel like a 'hero' around her.

And he doesn't feel like a hero because he doesn't feel respected.

For a man, feeling respected is often what separates "friend" from "girlfriend" or "like" from "love".

Don't get me wrong, no doubt your guy loves your strength and abilities to be independent. But he still wants to feel wanted and useful — not dispensable!

This is because men have a built-in desire for something "greater" that goes beyond love or sex. It's why men who seemingly have the perfect girlfriend staring at them in the face won't want to enter into a relationship with her.

Simply put, men have a biological drive to step up for the woman he cares about and earn her respect in return.

Relationship expert James Bauer calls this the hero instinct.

As James argues, male desires are not complicated, just misunderstood. Instincts are powerful drivers of human behavior and this is especially true for how men approach their relationships.

How do you trigger his hero instinct?

The easiest thing to do is to watch this free video by James Bauer. He reveals the words, texts, and requests you can make right now which will automatically make him see you in a whole new light.

Some ideas are life-changing. And when it comes to escaping the friend zone, I think this is one of them.

Here's a link to the video again.

Step 2: Ask yourself if they would be interested

No matter how much you might love someone, you can't force them to love you back with pure will.

So ask yourself: would they ever be interested in you, even at the best version of yourself?

Tips:

– Ask your mutual friends what they think
– Think about your bond with them – how close is it, really?
– Examine previous relationships they've had, and if you are similar to them

Step 3: Redefine your category in their head

Perhaps the most difficult part is changing the way they think of you. And this change has to be and feel organic.

Pull away from the ways that make you a simple friend, and start changing your attitude and approach in all your interactions. Become a different person; someone they won't friend zone.

Tips:

– Look at the people they are attracted to; what is it that they like, and is that who you are?
– Look at the ways you interact with them that are unnatural and avoid those behaviors
– Examine their interactions with other people, and how other people attract them

Step 4: Focus on yourself

There is a reason why you fell into the friend zone in the first place.

There's something about the way you are that needs work – whether it's your confidence, your attitude, or just your social smarts.

Step away from pleasing your crush and just try to focus on yourself for a while. It might take some time, but it will be well worth the wait.

Tips:

– Ask yourself: why did you act differently to the person you like, and how can you change it?
– Focus on fixing the parts about yourself that you are least confident in. Create change in yourself
– Give yourself the space and time to truly enact long-lasting change that is bigger than your romantic pursuit

Step 5: Wait – Patience and Time

Now it's time to wait. Be patient – let the changes from steps 2 and 3 start to sink in.

Because these changes must occur in both your mind and the mind of the person you like.

As much as you want them to see you as a potential partner, you must also learn to truly value yourself as someone worthy to be loved without begging.

Tips:

– Don't get ahead of yourself – small, positive interactions are great, but they are not definitive. Just play it cool
– This is as much about loving yourself as it is about convincing them to give you a chance
– Ask yourself again: why do you like this person so much? Do you still like them, after your changes?

Step 6: Take your shot

It can be hard to say when it's time to enact Step 5, and only you will truly know when the chance is there, if ever.

Remember – you miss 100% of the shots you don't take, but the biggest mistake is doing it before you and your potential partner are ready.

Tips:

– Don't be afraid to acknowledge the previous friend zone nature of the relationship. In fact, it's more awkward if you pretend it never existed. It's your job to ease them into the possibility that perhaps this can be something more.

– Don't rush into it. If you do it too early, before you have stopped being "just a friend" in their eyes, it might surprise them completely, pushing the process back to square one

– Be ready for anything. If they don't reciprocate, then it might be time to move on. Just take it as a learning experience, and appreciate the fact that you still have some kind of relationship with them.

Step 7: Stop being "just" a friend

If you want to stop being just a friend, then…stop.

Start flirting with her. Comment on her appearance and let your hand linger on her shoulder for a moment longer.

Go for less friendly hugs that feel a bit more … intimate.

No don't grab her — OK, don't be a creep. You know what I'm saying.

Dress well and show off your style. You can still be her friend, but show yourself in a light that a potential boyfriend would.

Make yourself a contender and treat her the way you would treat a girl you want to ask out, not your little sister.

Step 8: Eye contact and touch

Imagine you're trying to build a house. It's a beautiful, spacious house with your name and your friend's name in a big heart right on the front door.

Well, you're going to need some tools to build this house.

And when it comes to getting out of the friend zone eye contact and touch are your two big power tools.

Look her in the eyes when you talk, and smile at her. Let the romantic tension build. Touch her affectionately from time to time, as long as she responds positively.
Become a man of few texts

Another way to show you want to be more than just friends is to flirt with her in your texts.

Be careful with this one, though.

Being overly available and lavishing your attention can keep you stuck right on Friend Avenue stuck in the foot traffic of a bunch of other hopefuls vying for attention.

Step 9: Become a man of few texts

Make her treasure that next gem-like she's a world-famous archaeologist who just made a stunning discovery that will change the world.

The point is: when you text her be flirtatious. Add emojis as needed, but not too many, after all, that's what a friend would do.

Step 10: Be your best self

The truth is that many guys who end up stranded next to friend zone alley are lacking in the confidence department.

They may feel uncomfortable around the fairer sex or have some inner issues that are bothering them.

There can often be a feeling of inadequacy or an inner belief that "I'm not really good enough for her."

Get this thought out of your head. Work on becoming your best self. Follow your passions in terms of hobbies and work.

Do fitness.

Join a dance class.

Learn to cook.

Whatever just be your best self. She'll notice, trust me.

Step 11: Show interest but don't be needy

If you're following my little roadmap out of Friend Zone Heights then you already get the gist …

Be more than a friend, flirt, use your eyes and body language to show you like her. Put your best foot forward … You know the drill.

However, as you show interest it is very very important not to be needy or attention-seeking.

This is like bug spray except it's anti-love spray.

When you're needy and seek attention and validation a lot it sprays away any chance of her being attracted to you.

As you show interest in her, always keep your mental frame clear: your high worth exists independently of whether she also likes you, you are a good guy, and so on.

Step 12: Make your move

Even if you're a very shy guy, you need to make a move. You will always be in the friend zone if you act like just a friend.

Tell this girl how you feel and be open about it. Don't try to cling to friendship as a "consolation prize" or hide how you feel. It creates nervous, awkward energy and even if she doesn't know why you're acting weird she will feel it and start avoiding you.

Making a move doesn't mean swooping in for a dramatic kiss the next time you're watching a movie together or coming to her door with a bouquet of roses.

Just be normal. Look her in the eye and say you have feelings for her. Ask if she feels the same.

The sooner you do this the better, as months and even years of holding back creates all sorts of tension and can make your breakthrough moment even harder and — often — less successful.

Remember: even if she turns you down or doesn't feel the same she will respect that you were upfront and honest with her.

Ways to approach the big moment

By the big moment here, I mean that huge event where you tell her how you feel and hope she has butterflies in her stomach instead of a sinking feeling. There are various ways to approach it.

Some work, some don't.

Here are the top four.

Step 13: Ask her out with a specific time and place in mind

This is the classic move. You ask her out and suggest a specific time and place.

Try to pick something you know she loves, whether it's a restaurant, a concert or a walk in the park.

Do your best to be natural about this. Make it clear it's a date and avoid words like "hang out." Be upfront about it.

"Want to go on a date with me this Friday at Burgerama? I know you love their extra chocolate milkshake and it really brings out your eyes."

There you go.

Step 14: Compliment her and ask how she feels about you

Another good way to go about this is to compliment your love interest in romantic ways.

Talk about what a special person she is: her personality and her physical beauty. Don't be shy.
Even if she doesn't like you she's going to love hearing it.

Ask how she feels about you. If she goes on about what a good friend you are or how you're "like a brother" and so on then tease her a bit …

"Oh is that right?" you can ask as you gently caress her face and wink.

Game over friend zone.

Step 15: Invite her to your place where you'll cook for her

Women love a guy who can cook. Be that guy.

Invite her to your place and wine and dine with her. Ask her to bring a bottle of wine, because it's a legal fact that no two people have ever drunk wine together as just friends (please don't fact check me on that).

In any case, make her a delicious dinner and a lovely dessert.

Maybe it will be strawberries and cream with her strawberries arranged in a heart shape?

Bingo.

Kiss her.

You've gotten this far. It's time to be brave, soldier.

Go in for the kiss and see what happens.

It just might be great and exactly what she wants, too.

Adios, friend zone.

If you're currently stuck in the friend zone there's a good chance it's because you're too worried about what will happen if you try to get out.

The best advice you can follow right now is: stop worrying.

Go with the flow and change your approach to this girl.

Show her what she means and try the above tips to ask her out. At the end of the day the only thing worse than rejection would be hiding your true feelings and never having tried at all.

Good luck out there.

Embracing love, happiness, and kindness, with or without the friend zone

Being in the friend zone can be a frustrating experience.

You might think that someone is your soulmate, and they just don't realize how happy you could make them if they would just give you the chance.

But countless relationships are broken every year because of men and women refusing to accept the status of their platonic friendship, leaving many more people brokenhearted from losing a relationship that is, in many ways, more important than a lover or a partner – a best friend.

With or without the friend zone, your first responsibility as someone's friend is to be there for them.

Pursue them and try to change their mind if you wish, but at the end of the day, another person's love and attraction is not something you can control.

If nothing else, learn to embrace the love and happiness you two already have, and let it thrive for as long as it can.

Friendzone or Flirting? Signs and non-signs to tell the difference

If you're one of the lucky ones, the friend zone isn't actually a form of rejection but a way of flirting. Maybe the other person is unsure of how to proceed; maybe they are shy and don't know how to initiate romantic contact.

In situations where you're not sure which is which, you can keep an eye out for subtle but clear signs that can communicate their interest. Here's how you distinguish the two:

Flirting	Friendzone
You notice they touch you more than the other friends and always seem to try to get physically closer to you	You don't see differences in touch; it's their main way of expressing affection and they do it to everyone you know
In group situations, they are always nearby or at least within your vicinity. They gravitate towards you, no matter where you are	In group situations, they don't bother to move closer to you and don't seem to notice you outside the group
They vaguely talk to you about crushes and try to divert the conversation into something romantic/playful	They talk about romantic interests and are clear that they want someone else
They find ways to spend some time alone with you	Your alone time is always circumstantial or is orchestrated by you
Your banter is reciprocated with the same eagerness	Your banter is reciprocated but without attempts to further the flirting or conversation
Their compliments might come sparingly and loaded with playful energy	They openly give you compliments and don't seem embarrassed by it
You can feel that the other person feels the tension and tries to ease into the possibility slowly	You can feel that the other person genuinely doesn't care and is oblivious to your advances
They don't characterize you as a "friend" and often refer to you fondly as a "great guy or girl" or something similar	You have been labeled friend so many times and are even introduced as "the friend"

Avoiding the Friendzone: Never get out by never going in

We'll be brutally honest: it is a thousand times easier to avoid the friend zone than it is to get out of the friend zone.

This has to do with basic psychology – once a person has met you and categorized you, it can be difficult to break out of that category.

The longer you let yourself stay in that category, the more it becomes a part of who you are in the mind of the person you want to be with.

So how do you avoid the "friend" category when you meet a new potential partner?

1) Establish the Possibility

Common Mistake: You meet a new person, and you find yourself wildly attracted to them. You start giving them all your attention and doing everything they ask.

You are at their beck and call, 24/7. Why? Because you think that if you smother them with yourself, you will end up endearing yourself to them.

As we said above, confidence makes everything. And many people try to make up for their self-perceived lack of confidence by giving too much.

We give too much time, too much attention, and too much love, simply because we want to make up for not being as smart or good-looking or rich as we want to be.

We try to win our crushes over with our personality but instead push them away by doing exactly that.

What to do instead: Think of them as a person, because that's all they are.

They might just be as interested as you are in finding a partner, but romance is as much a dance as it is anything else. If you go all in, all you will end up doing is tripping over your own feet.

Establish the possibility that you are a potential romantic partner by being more than what everyone else is.

Don't throw yourself at them, but don't be completely absent either. Touch their hand, give them subtle but charming smiles, and maybe even joke about taking them places.

Establish the possibility by establishing interest – make them question, "Would I go out with him/her?"

2) Offer something new

Common mistake: In your intense attraction towards this new person in your life, you want to show interest and pursue them in the most obvious and straightforward ways you can.

But you end up doing the same thing everyone else does – so why should they value your advances above anyone else's?

What to do instead: Be different, be new.

Ask yourself: what kind of person are you? Are you a sporty jock? Are you a smart introvert? Are you a reclusive yet charming musician? Play to your strengths, and don't give them what you think they will want; give them the best part of yourself you can share.

Remember: it's up to them if they want to date you or not, and you will never be able to force anyone to love you. So instead of pretending to be something you're not, be as interesting as possible and show them something they might never have seen before.

Before every date or interaction, ask yourself: Why would this person be interested in someone like me? What are their expectations?

3) Take Care of Yourself

Common mistake: All too often, both men and women find themselves bitter and confused when they experience rejection after rejection, even if they are giving their all into their advances.

But the truth is: maybe you just aren't as attractive and put-together as you think you are.

What to do instead: Clean up – that's all you need to do. Everyone can make themselves look decent with a little bit of effort. Get a nice haircut, wear sharper clothing that fits your body, and carry yourself with confidence.

If you want to go further, then work on your body, your attitude, your mental state. Make yourself great enough until eventually, you won't be the one doing the pursuing.

Fast track your way out of the friend zone

All these tips and suggestions you've read will work to get you out of that friend zone and into relationship territory.

But, sometimes you don't have the luxury of time to work your way through them, hoping for the best.

Whether there's another girl in the picture, or you're simply ready for a relationship, there is a sure-fire way to get yourself there, and it comes down to triggering his hero instinct.

I know, I have mentioned this one a couple of times already in this article.

But, only because it really is the key to all your friend-zone problems. It's quite simply, the only solution you need. The only thing that is currently standing between you and future happiness.

That's how important it is.

Trigger this very natural male instinct and you will leave that friend zone behind faster than you can say "I love you".

That's all it takes.

Watch this excellent free video about it here and jump straight out of that friend zone and into your man's arms.

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