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“Finally, by the end of the date-in a cafè further uptown-I said,"So, when are we going to get the chance to make out?" Jeremy blushes and ducked his head. "This is where you thought we were going?" he asked."I hadn't really thought of you that way. I thought we were just friends." Who has Saturday…” quote by Edward Southgate
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““Finally, by the end of the date-in a cafè further uptown-I said,"So, when are we going to get the chance to make out?" Jeremy blushes and ducked his head. "This is where you thought we were going?" he asked."I hadn't really thought of you that way. I thought we were just friends." Who has Saturday evening meetings with guys they meet online(on Manhunt, no less) and just thinks of them as friendly encounters? I was insulted. And hurt.””

Edward Southgate

About This Quote

This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.

A person feels rejected when a romantic interest reveals they only see them as a friend, exposing vulnerability and disappointment in expectations.

In simple terms: Rejection after hoping for romance causes hurt.

Key Takeaway

Recognize and respect boundaries early.

Themes

relationships expectations vulnerability

Mood

sad disappointed

Type

personal emotional

When to use this quote

  • online dating
  • first dates
  • friendzone
  • self‑esteem

Key Concepts

attachment theory communication

Questions to Reflect On

  • How do you handle unreciprocated feelings?
  • What signals could clarify intent?
A Different Perspective

People may misinterpret friendliness as romantic interest.

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