Are we really that bad?

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  • staceyseeger
    staceyseeger Posts: 778 Member
    I accept FR from men on MFP, especially the ones that share the same interests as I do. I like to get a man's opinion & comments. As far as jealous husband's & wife's ---- WHATEVER! I know a few in "Real" life & all I have to say is "Get Over It" :mad: :mad: :mad:

    Hope I didn't offend anyone :flowerforyou:
  • OK...Today whilst reading forum stuff, I noticed that there were two ladies who stated in their profile that they do not accept FR from men. I know we hve been given the titles of pigs, dogs, trashy, *kitten*, sluts, cheaters, liars... but are we really that bad that you have decided that all of us come from the same mold?

    Aside from the cooties and all, men as a whole aren't too bad! :laugh:

    I've always found the disclaimers on profiles to be a little off-putting. I understand why some people have them, and don't judge anyone for whatever restrictions they want to put on their friends list. That said, I rarely send requests at all because of the disclaimers. Especially the ones that say "won't accept any friend requests without a note" Suddenly I feel a lot of pressure to write a *really* great note, and wit is not my strong-suit most days! :tongue:

    That ive never understood.
    I grew up a tomboy and had nothing but male friends growin up.
    If my boyfriend couldnt RESPECT that I have male friends then he wouldnt be my boyfriend. Lol.
    I dont know why it would be a respect factor to have a friend of the opposite sex if there wasnt a trust issue.

    It can be a respect issue without being a trust issue.

    Some couples set certain boundaries out of respect for one another and to help build/maintain trust in their relationship. It doesn't necessarily mean trust is missing- just that this is the way they have chosen to make sure trust doesn't get broken.
  • Enforcer25
    Enforcer25 Posts: 350 Member
    I think it's more about them than you......................they might have a jealous husband or boyfriend and it's just easier not to give them reasons to b!tch sometimes...................hehe just like how men deal with their b!tchy wives and girlfriends.

    I was friends on here with a lady and she told me she would have to delete me because of her husband being jealous of her guy friends on here. I told her no problem,, I understood. I think if a women wants to be friends only with women, that is fine, there are plenty of other women on here who want guy friends, I don't see any problem with it.
  • woou
    woou Posts: 668 Member
    Maybe they are lasbians and prefer only the women folk?!
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    :laugh: i'm bisexual, currently dating a girl. trust me. she would rather see me have more male friends than female which is weird, because i'm attracted to both gender. :huh:

    Some couples set certain boundaries out of respect for one another and to help build/maintain trust in their relationship. It doesn't necessarily mean trust is missing- just that this is the way they have chosen to make sure trust doesn't get broken.

    Yep.
  • TheBraveryLover
    TheBraveryLover Posts: 1,217 Member
    LOL I love men more than anyone I know! But on MFP, I prefer to only have women as friends (besides the creator of MFP, of course!). The men on here have great advice, but they just cannot relate to my body like a woman can, so that's why I'm a bit sexist with my friends list. I promise you, I'm nowhere near as dismissive in real life; I just treat this site way different than any other forum/social networking site I visit. :flowerforyou:
  • _Timmeh_
    _Timmeh_ Posts: 2,096 Member
    How do you know for sure the person on the other end is a girl....could be a dude playing a dude disguised as another dude.

    Just sayin.
  • How do you know for sure the person on the other end is a girl....could be a dude playing a dude disguised as another dude.

    Just sayin.
    rdj :)
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