Thefriendzone Stories

College is a confusing and exciting place. Between classes, sports, and an attempt at a social life outside of class, it's enough stress to make a perfectly sane person lose their mind. But when you're going to college with your best friend, everything seems a little easier. Except when your best friend is an enormously annoying pain in the ass who likes to call you at three in the morning while he's drunk and needs a ride home. Then, it makes a little more difficult and an exciting adventure. Tessa Walters and Taylor McCarthy are best friends, as close as two people can get without ever being involved romantically. For the past four years, they've had each other's backs through every breakup, every championship, every heartbreaking loss that comes with playing the game of hockey. What Tessa doesn't expect their freshman year at Aladine College is Taylor's new girlfriend who seems to hate everything about her. And did I mention she might accidentally fall in love with him along the way?

Everyone's felt something like this. The heartbreak of loving someone who's never gonna love you back. Give them your all physically, emotionally, and mentally, and knowing it doesn't matter to them in the slightest. This poem is something I wrote about a girl I loved for 5 years (and still do). I was completely infatuated with her but to hero was just the "best friend" who was never good enough to be the boyfriend.

"I'm not that person. The bad boy, the emo, the jock. I'm just another guy....no special powers, no miracles, this isn't fantasy; this is life." Austin Faraden loves his best friend Zoe Marlowe, who is unfortunately completely and totally smitten with Austin's lacrosse buddy Tucker Craig. So what does Austin do? He helps her of course, because that's what best friends are for.

Have you ever been stuck in the friendzone?? This is a story of struggle and love and lost and how everything and anything can happen.

Please read this. This is so important. Especially the guys who complain about being 'friend zoned' by a lesbian(or asexual, though this was written from a lesbian's point of view) and then just leave her hurting and with terrible trust issues