There ain't no such thing as male "friends"
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Youseenmywork
KING
It's rhetorical. No one is suggesting that you actually do this (at least I am not). The point is friends don't fukk and thusly anyone down to fukk their friend isn't really a friend because they clearly have ulterior motives behind their "friendship".
If you aren't being literal then there really is no way/basis to prove that an other wise platonic friend would be anything other than...well other than that person being a man (according to you).
Believe me, your "male friend" wanted/wants to get with you. Why do you think he's so readily available to you?
Absolutethat he views you in a strictly platonic light.
Butto that dude for not being clear with you as to his feelings.
You can believe that if you want.... But why would I tell stories about a life long friend?
Handsome
I could walk outside and find 200 dollars in the parking lot, it happens. Its just not very likely....
Somehow everyone woman with a male friend, seems to think its platonic until proven otherwise. That's cool I guess, just weird that women want so badly to feel like they're situation is different when 8 out of 10 men will tell you what the deal is.
Somehow everyone woman with a male friend, seems to think its platonic until proven otherwise. That's cool I guess, just weird that women want so badly to feel like they're situation is different when 8 out of 10 men will tell you what the deal is.
"In order for a man and woman to truly be friends they must either have history from their youth and I am talking deep history "
...save that sh*t for Hollywood."the guy must be getting his sexual needs met elsewhere and the girl must be having her needs for attention met elsewhere. If a guy is getting all the p*ssy he can stand then he's not gonna be pressed for p*ssy like that. If a chick is getting her needs for attention met elsewhere then she's not gonna be pressed for male attention like that. "
But you KNOW that if that's the case, they aren't really friends.
Would any straight man's significant other be OK with her man having a "friendship" with a person of the opposite sex? Would any straight woman's significant other be OK with his woman having a "friendship" with a person of the opposite sex? In both instances, the answer would be "no". And the "friend" would likely be the first person waiting to pounce/pursue a relationship the minute the couple breaks up.
Even more, the significant other would also view the "friend" as a threat to the relationship.I think people use and define the term "friend". Just because 2 people of the opposite sex are cordial/social with each other doesn't mean they're friends.
Sounds similar to dating and yet people do it everyday
true friends don't come a dime a dozen.
The question is not whether you are lying. It's whether HE is lying. That's the point.
No. He's not my type.
Youseenmywork
KING
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