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Sometimes we meet someone and become friends with them. We then develop feelings for each other and go on to date them. But what happens when it just doesn't work out? Do we have to lose that person from our lives forever? Not necessarily if the friendship was based on trust and respect. Read the steps below to try to go back to "The Friend Zone". | Sometimes we meet someone and become friends with them. We then develop feelings for each other and go on to date them. But what happens when it just doesn't work out? Do we have to lose that person from our lives forever? Not necessarily if the friendship was based on trust and respect. Read the steps below to try to go back to "The Friend Zone". | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
# Minimize contact. After the breakup it is necessary to minimize contact for awhile. This does not mean that you should completely ignore the person, as it will lead to hurt feelings. Instead try to create some space and time, so you both can heal. But if something (not break up related) comes up, feel free to share it with them. This way you are maintaining a dynamic without the intensity. | # Minimize contact. After the breakup it is necessary to minimize contact for awhile. This does not mean that you should completely ignore the person, as it will lead to hurt feelings. Instead try to create some space and time, so you both can heal. But if something (not break up related) comes up, feel free to share it with them. This way you are maintaining a dynamic without the intensity. | ||
