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Nothingzone 

A step far, far below the friendzone. This is where someone who knows you're attracted to them takes methodical steps to essentially cut you off completely. Generally, this occurs after you've told them about how you feel, but not always- it can happen spontaneously and without any real reason. This may occur with any gender or sexual orientation.

The only good news about the nothingzone is that it is immensely easy to determine you've been placed there by the person in question, and making a determination on your end is brutally simple. Just for the sake of accuracy and integrity, here is a list of things to watch out for:

1. Lack of response to *occasional* contact from you. I'm not talking about spamming them (don't do that. seriously.), I'm talking about reasonable attempts to maintain some kind of normal communication.

2. They create excuses to not hang out with you. If you notice that they use the same excuse frequently, or if they really start to stretch logic to create new ones, that's an issue.

3. They make it obvious that they're hanging out with everyone else except you.

I can handle getting friendzoned. In that scenario, someone's at least down to still hang out with you and stay on good terms. The loss of a friend always sucks, but you have no choice but to dust yourself off and keep living.
"Hey, have you heard from xxxx lately?"

"No... texted him/her like 3 weeks ago, tried calling yesterday, still nothing. We used to hang out and talk all the time, so this seems kind of weird. I have no idea what's going on."

"Hate to break it to you, but sounds like you've been nothingzoned."
Nothingzone by foreveralone000 September 4, 2013
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Nothingzone 

1. (verb)
When someone you're interested in friendzones you and they immediately become nothing to you.
2.(noun)
The state where you let go of someone who seeks nothing more than a platonic relationship with you.
-Yo, I saw you guys hit it off the other day; how's it going with Mary?
=Ah, nothing man, she told me she just wants to be friends. She's all in the nothingzone now.
Nothingzone by aaliaa December 2, 2021

Nothingness 

The reason why everything exists.
The secret of the universe
Nothingness. No beginning or end. No start or finish. Nothing actually exists, therefore everything can exist.
Nothingness by aRe. December 20, 2010

nothingness 

an emotion when you feel nothing. like emptiness. you feel nothing, almost at peace.
how do you feel right now, what do you feel inside? I feel nothingness.

Dark Void of Nothingness 

One's soul when they are depressed, suicidal, bipolar and when no one loves them or cares about them
Jacob's soul is like a Dark Void of Nothingness

Nothingness 

1. The act of feeling nothing for someone, something or somewhere
2. The value something has when no one wants it
1. It's not that i don't like them, i nothing them
2. That item is sh*t, it is nothingness
Nothingness by TenorSax August 19, 2009

when something is destroyed, does it cease to exist or exist in a state of nothingness? 

no but really, which one?
physics teacher: okay, class! it's the first day of school and I want to answer any question that you may have.
me: alright, when something is destroyed, does it cease to exist or exist in a state of nothingness?
physics teacher:. *dies*
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