They chat for hours.. They can tell each other secrets.. They have chemistry and know how to lift each other emotionally.. How to entertain each other... but they don't go out together... Alone... not Without your permission / approval at least... and of course they don't do any inappropriate physical stuff... would you be okay with that? Do you think it would " blossom" over time?
You know how exhausting it is to be friends with only the same gender? Women will stab you in the back. Thing is we’re social creatures and we can be friends with a variety of people. You just have to be careful on who you’re friends with and, yes, set boundaries.
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Asker+1 yYeah girls need male friends no doubt about it...
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u +1 yThat’s absolutely okay. I’ve had male friends for years, and if I’m going to catch feelings for someone, it happens fast. I’ve had my male friends for years. If something was going to “blossom”, it would’ve happened within a few months of knowing them. So they’re in the friend zone for good, lol. My boyfriend also has a female friend and it’s very easy to tell that nothing will happen romantically or sexually between them.
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+1 yOne of my best friends is a female I’ve been friends with for 25+ years. Nothing romantic or sexual about it. We have always just clicked as friends.
My wife and her husband are good with it. Go out together as couples and also just us occasionally.
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732 opinions shared on Relationships topic. Honestly this whole can't be friends with the opposite gender thing is stupid.
Cause by that logic, a bi or pansexual person can't have any friends at all.
As long there's healthy boundaries and understanding this is honestly an ideal situation.00 Reply
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982 opinions shared on Relationships topic. It is not appropriate for people to make NEW opposite gender friends when they are in a relationship.
If they were friends for years before the relationship, including while they were both single and were never interested in each other and don't hang out one on one and are not touchy feely with each other, then it shouldn't be a problem.
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+1 yIt depends on how they're raised, some people this is possible, but for lots of others there isn't. I've watched these "friendships" ruin marriages and destroy households. Some people don't know how to be just friends.
30 Reply3.1K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Not at all. She has a life that doesn't involve me. I made sure of that. I wouldn't date anyone who didn't. I didn't think our relationship would work out (most don't). The fact that it is, doesn't mean that now I want to change who she's friends with.
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+1 ySounds fine to me.
If you feel so threatened, you either exit this relationship or try to have double dates or group hangout with them. If they resist, there might be something going 👀
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+1 yDepends on whether he actually fancies her and sees her as a potential partner or not. I don't mean the simple "I'd fuck her If she offers because" but deeper feelings.
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+1 yIt's ok if you want to get replaced. Both men and women keep around "friends" as backup plans or emotional support cushions. Women tend to do it more than men. A girl usually has 3-4 guys in her friend zone just drooling for a chance to bed her. If you don't want your replacement to already be lined up, then it is no ok for your girlfriend to have a close friend of the opposite sex. If she won't make you her one and only, then she only belongs one place.
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Asker+1 yWhat if they were already friends for a while before your SO meet you and nothing happened between them? Would you let it continue?
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So men are willing to sit in the friend zone for a very long time. No and no.
+1 yIf she does, I dump her and not even talk to her about it. Not going to make choose between him or me. Take that choice away from her.
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Asker+1 yOh... Straight to the point
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Never be one of her options. Be her first choice or leave her.
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+1 yIt is ok. Sometimes people are had just been close friends with anyone before they even engage in a relationship. Chances are they may just view each other as like a sibling. And it doesn't matter what gender it is. Male and male, female and female, male and female can be close friends.
00 Reply Total fine. I don't "allow" her to do anything or tell her what she can and cannot do. We're both adults. We both need friends; their gender is not relevant. I trust her and she's an adult.
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+1 yGo to youtube and find people who have already done it. See which countries they visit and share that you like.
10 Reply2.4K opinions shared on Relationships topic. It is a threat to the relationship absolutely but it is also a wonderful test. Close friends of your lover will do a great job of trying to poach them and testing your lover's loyalty.
10 ReplyShe can do whatever she wants, but if she does this, cya
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+1 ySure. If they made a new friend, maybe I'd be wary. But my other half has had a few male friends for years, mostly gay, I don't have any issues at all with it. I trust her 100%
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+1 yIt is absolutely ok. My best friend, for the last 14 years, has been a guy. So it'd be pretty hypocritical of me to limit my boyfriend in the same way
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Anonymous(18-24)+1 yMy fella is a high quality man that a lot of other women would give their right arm to be with so no it's not OK. I've had hyenas sniffing around Mt man before.
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Asker+1 yHigh quality man? You're one of THOSE people... Smh
Opinion Owner+1 yhe's a good man. A man other women desire. I've had bitches flirting and even giving him their number with me right there beside him.
Asker+1 yYou could say he's a wanted / attractive man... " high quality " tho.. you know what kind of people use that language lol... And they do that while you're there? Dude, he must be so out of your league... That must be tough...
Opinion Owner+1 yI had plenty of intrest from other high quality men but he made me laugh and he's so chill but he's also so masculine and rugged.
7.9K opinions shared on Relationships topic. No it isn't
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+1 yI hope so, because I have several friends with whom I went to K-12. We are family,. But if I get serious with someone, she will meet and get to see that it is like brothers and sisters so not really worried.
00 Reply 390 opinions shared on Relationships topic. I'd be ok with it knowingly they have no romantic interest in each other.
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+1 yI was all for it but recently my friends have been making moves and it's awkward.
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+1 yI couldn't tolerate that personally, but that's why I'm single , 🙂🙂
00 Reply7.2K opinions shared on Relationships topic. If they didn't used to date and never had sex I could deal with it.
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+1 yI'm not the jealous type so, it wouldn't bother me.
00 Reply As long as she thinks of her Lord and Master bean2k21 when she orgasms.
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+1 ySure my boyfriend is friends with other girls and I'm fine with that
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+1 ySure doesn't bother me. It would only bother me if she was spending more time with them more than me
00 ReplyNope… hell no… no way…. Unless one of them is grotesquely disfigured hahahaha
10 ReplyNope but she’s been a bitch a few times that’s forsure…
Drop kick her in the pussy.01 Reply2.9K opinions shared on Relationships topic. What do you expect her to do? Stop talking to everyone of your gender?
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yYeah but then I have close acquaintances of the opposing gender so to me that's quite normal
00 Replyits fine
00 Reply4.3K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Of course that's ok
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