JUST FRIENDS!

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  • T_R_A_V
    T_R_A_V Posts: 1,629 Member
    Yah it can happen

    I have quite a few good friends that are female, and there is no awkardness or tension at all

    Its neither here nor there that they are lesbian though lol
  • Donnacoach
    Donnacoach Posts: 540 Member
    I have had two male friends that I wanted to be just friends with. It didn't work out with either one as they both wanted more. However, as I have grown I do have many male friends and we have great relationships. ON THE OTHER HAND. One of the two male friends that wanted more, is NOW MY HUSBAND of almost 27 years!!!! Life is a great trip isn't it?
  • juliecat1
    juliecat1 Posts: 3,450 Member
    i have a few male friends, some of them straight, and we're just friends. always have been. always will be. hell, for one, i was just a groomsman in his wedding last year.

    i think that the idea that men & women can't be friends is terribly heteronormative, sexist and out dated.
    Yup. Most of my friends are guys too. I'm just not a girls girl. Always has worked out fine for all of us.
  • MyTime1985
    MyTime1985 Posts: 456 Member
    As someone mentioned previously, everyone needs to get the movie "When Harry Met Sally". It will explain it all and is a fantastic movie. :flowerforyou:
  • pixlamarque
    pixlamarque Posts: 312 Member
    When I was single I always had more guy friends than girl friends. I even managed not to sleep with one of two of them. Generally, I think men and women can be friends but there is usually a curiosity.
  • dbattles0182
    dbattles0182 Posts: 13
    I agree with the last post about the curiosity thing.
  • RikanSoulja
    RikanSoulja Posts: 463 Member
    It's funny that in this thread, almost every guy is saying its not possible, and almost every female is saying it is possible. This is because for females, it is possible for them to have a guy friend. However, every guy, in the back of his mind, wants to bang his "friend". Its just the reality of the situation. He may never act on it, and they may grow old as friends, and she may never know about it, but he wants to bang her.

    Truer words have never been said my brother preach on
  • _hi_hat3r_
    _hi_hat3r_ Posts: 423 Member
    No waaaaay jose'
  • stephaniekneld
    stephaniekneld Posts: 43
    I think that a person can be friends with another of the opposite sex. My husband and I have mutual friends, but one of them is a woman who is unmarried. She is a good friend to both of us, but her interests are pretty much the same as my husbands. They go fishing togetther, make beer together, and do outdoorsy stuff together that I am not too interested in. I am always welcome to go along, but many times I choose to not go along. I have no thoughts of anything other than friendship between them. I totally trust my husband, and it is the same for him.... he trusts me. I think there are some people who have trouble with the this type of arrangement, but they have inner work to do to discover why they would cheat on one they loved.
  • Roadie2000
    Roadie2000 Posts: 1,801 Member
    I have one female friend I've known my entire life, but she's more like a sister. Other than that I haven't really gotten it to work. One person always seems to develop feelings for the other, and then it's done.
  • Bubbles_09
    Bubbles_09 Posts: 65 Member
    ive had all guys friends growing up,.for some reason girls didnt like me hahahha..but anyway as we grew up they guys starting lusting over me so i cut them off .
  • La_Amazona
    La_Amazona Posts: 4,855 Member
    Yes I do.. I had a guy friend and although I did have feelings for him (we started off dating for a couple of weeks then he friend zoned me) we kept it friendly. Granted we skinny dipped several times, held hands and maybe cuddled watching tv all while wasted though... in retrospect, he was like a brother to me. We laughed, joked, talked about anything, got completely trashed, slept over at each others places, went to concerts, clubs, shows, etc..
    So yeah, I do think they can.

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