<human>: Hi, I'm a [23]m 5'8" slim, long legs, very fit, and I dress well. Most people, male or female, say that I'm pretty good looking and that I'm a catch. I've yet to graduate college because I transferred to a completely different school and major after 3 years and had to essentially start over. I'm graduating next May. I've only ever had 2 girlfriends, and I haven't had one in about a year exactly.

Unfortunately, I've been getting turned down by a lot of girls over the past year. Almost every girl I've asked out has said that she has a boyfriend, whether it's true or not. I'm not saying that they're lying, but how is it that every girl I ask out has a boyfriend? Most of the girls I ask out are friends of friends or acquaintances in some way or another, so I know they're not lying, but it's often not clear whether they are dating someone or not.

I know that girls often say that as a convenient way of saying no to someone without actually saying it, but surely this is a fluke right? What am I possibly doing wrong? My mother has commented that a lot of girls don't want to date a musician as the career isn't stable, but that can't be the only reason. Pretty much every girl who turns me down, proceeds to text me a lot and tells me that I'm really fun to be around and they'd love to get to know me more...but only as a friend. I'm a pretty cheerful guy, and I smile a lot. I've always been close friends with a lot of girls. Could it be that just everyone is subconsciously friend-zoning me?

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<bot>: Every girl has a boyfriend, is that true? And am I just getting friend zoned by a lot of people?