It's ok to acknowledge your feelings, if someone is upset because of unrequited love, if the object of their affection played games and toyed with your emotions or simply turned you down it's ok to feel sad. No one is suggesting putting a hit out on him, or scheming to ruin his life. No one has said they were unkind just how they moved on, and to be honest who hasn't had a quiet giggle when the situation becomes reversed and the jerk who broke your heart gets a taste of his own medicine.

Sure, if someone was deliberately flirting and pretending to like you when they weren't interested, then you'd be justified to be annoyed. But I'm talking about a situation where someone's not doing it on purpose, in fact was trying to give *very clear* signals that they're not interested, but Poor Me Mr Friendzoned wasn't listening cos he didn't want to hear it and/or was arrogant enough to think he could change her mind.

As I said above it's ok to feel sad, and even end the friendship. No one is suggesting that they should pressure anyone into a relationship. We all need to vent at times.

Fuck you Matthew, jerk
You go girl x

When was this?? Nightclubs seem so foreign nowadays 😱

I feel sorry for your generation

This was way back in the day of 2009. I was a melodramatic teenager with a chip on her shoulder thinking everyone owed me something.
But, to be fair, Matthew was my fwb whom I wanted to take things further with. But he was holding out for someone else, who apparently friendzoned him. I was just a play thing until someone better came along.
His cousin, whom I took home that night (we didn't have sex, but we did cuddle and make out), is my now husband. So, it all worked out in the end.

Same...mine was very persistent

*never

I liked neber better

Oh and then unfriended him on Facebook