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skysidhe 12-23-2006 10:03 AM

Friends of the Opposite Sex
 
My friends are guys usually. I like guys but I find myself in a strange triangle. No big deal. No crisis just a new learning experience for them both. Truth be known I am neglecting my non sexual friend more which makes me feel guilty too. I've not been in this situation before where there were undercurrents of feelings comming from both sides.

How do some of you manage your relationships and please share them.
thanks....

lumberjim 12-23-2006 10:12 AM

Guy friend = guy that is waiting to fuck you.

rkzenrage 12-23-2006 10:21 AM

I don't agree.

Undertoad 12-23-2006 10:24 AM

I guess since I was raised solely by a woman, I can enjoy having women as friends without having to get into their panties.

rkzenrage 12-23-2006 10:24 AM

Exactly. We are not all dogs.

lumberjim 12-23-2006 10:35 AM

yes we are.

now, obviously there are no absolutes, so there are exceptions, but if we're talking about an attractive female, her single male friends ARE waiting to fuck her. they're waiting for the boyfriend to slip and piss her off so that they can console her. Howard Stern says so.

rkzenrage 12-23-2006 10:38 AM

Ok... do your gobble baby...
I had many, beautiful, female friends that I did not want to fuck.
Howard would fuck a rabid hedgehog if given the right moment.

skysidhe 12-23-2006 10:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lumberjim
Guy friend = guy that is waiting to fuck you.

He has regreted his non actions of his last visit he said.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Undertoad
I guess since I was raised solely by a woman, I can enjoy having women as friends without having to get into their panties.

This is comforting.

Quote:

Originally Posted by rkzenrage
We are not all dogs.

It's only the old feeble men that come on to me at work in the most grossiest way. I think they ARE dogs.





ok ...here it goes......the 'friend' I have had for 5 years. He lives in Canada. He has visited twice. My boyfriend is my age. We are compatible. We've been going together since this summer. He wants me sexually and I want him. They both make me laugh and are outgoing. The canada friend dosn't want me sexually but seems to not appreciate me having a boyfriend either although he has lots of friends of both sexes himself. My boyfriend is a guys guy who probably wouldn't have a 'girl friend' outside of sex. Oh it's a little confusing when I think about it so I can't really wrap my head around the undercurrents to write about it clearly. sorry about that.



Well I guess neither likes to hear about the other. It seems to hurt them both. I have had boyfriends before and there wasn't this undercurrent of jealousy I am getting from the both of them.

....which is the bottom line I suppose.....



[edit- now I'll stop talking about me...I want to hear more of YOUR relationship storys]

Aliantha 12-23-2006 06:11 PM

I prefer (or used to prefer) to think of male friends as 'friends with benefits'. These days all our friends are married etc, so it's not the same, but back in the day, I guess sometimes there was sexual tension and sometimes there wasn't. If I didn't like or enjoy what I was feeling, I'd just change the dynamics. Jealousy didn't really fit into it though. I don't recall ever having to deal with that side of things.

SteveDallas 12-23-2006 07:50 PM

This part jumped out at me.
Quote:

Originally Posted by skysidhe
The canada friend dosn't want me sexually but seems to not appreciate me having a boyfriend either

Am I interpreting this correctly? "I'm not going to have sex with you, and I don't want anybody else to either."

yesman065 12-23-2006 09:06 PM

I'm with you Steve - thats how I read it. Maybe the two guys just don't like each other.

My personal story, A female friend of mine has tried to get me into bed several times to no avail. Its not that I'm not attracted to her either - she is nice and attractive, but I am in a committed relationship and have no interest in breaking my word to my SO. I have been on the other side of that scene too many times with my ex-wife and I would never want to inflict that pain on anyone - ever. It still hurts and its been years.

piercehawkeye45 12-23-2006 09:25 PM

Maybe he thinks her boyfriend takes too much of her time and not enough for him?

Beestie 12-23-2006 09:52 PM

I've only had one girl "friend." I just wasn't into her.

The rest were what LJ said.

skysidhe 12-24-2006 09:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SteveDallas
This part jumped out at me.

This part continues to jump out at me. Thus the confusion.

freshnesschronic 12-24-2006 12:42 PM

Stay committed. Or end the relationship to get with the other guy. Please don't cheat, it's wrong on all levels.


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