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| multiple | 29-Dec-2000 | sex/relationships | Andyroo | by votes | 119 | 15 | 55.4% |
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| User | Comment |
|---|---|
| Maarten | posted 30-Dec-2000 9:54pm Of course. I have several female friends who I'm not sexual attracted to. |
| mandy | posted 31-Dec-2000 12:00am Yes...ask Matt!!! and Brian and Maarten and so on and so forth |
| mandy | posted 31-Dec-2000 12:02am OOOps! I didn't read the part about sexually attracted to... I mean, all my guy friends are sexy... oh..nevermind.... |
| Frostbrand | posted 31-Dec-2000 1:52am Yes. I've many platonic relationships with women! |
| Frostbrand | (reply to mandy) posted 31-Dec-2000 1:53am How would you know? You've never seen me! |
| Wicksy | posted 31-Dec-2000 7:04am Of course. I live with one |
| Wicksy | (reply to Frostbrand) posted 31-Dec-2000 7:05am Lets see a picture |
| Andyroo | posted 31-Dec-2000 8:37am I'm not sure...that's why I'm asking |
| Andyroo | posted 31-Dec-2000 8:40am Okay, but if you had a significant other...would you go and stay at the house of another person of the opposite sex, for an extended period of time? ie: a week? |
| Maarten | (reply to Andyroo) posted 31-Dec-2000 9:53am Sure. You don't fudge your male friends either, do you? Or do you?! |
| Grandizer | posted 31-Dec-2000 10:02am Of course. |
| Andyroo | (reply to Maarten) posted 31-Dec-2000 12:38pm That's different...unless you're gay you wouldn't have an attraction to your male friends, therefore you wouldn't want to fudge them!! |
| darkshadowsseeker | posted 31-Dec-2000 1:06pm absolutely and without a doubt |
| cody | posted 31-Dec-2000 1:31pm I think they can be, but I don't think that the relationship will be very similar to a guy/guy relationship or a girl/girl one. So yes, they COULD be just friends (I find this to be rare), but not the same as same sex ones. Of course, my experience is limited to people under 25, so I can't rightly say about people en general, just kids. I have no doubt that I would have an entirely different opinion if I were 85... |
| joles | posted 31-Dec-2000 3:10pm It is possible, only if the male and female aren't best friends, but more like acquaintances. Sex is always implied with my male close friends, whether it is through innuendos or straight out proposals-so no if they are close and yes if they have more of a superficial friendship. But I can only state from my experiences and no one else's. |
| Jeanne | posted 31-Dec-2000 3:22pm No! Men and women cannot be 'friends.' I feel that either one of the parties have an "interest" in the other in order for them to have a friendship. My daughter had a friend (male) who she has known since high school. My daughter has always thought of this fellow as a friend (on the surface). However, this fellow "loved her" and admitted it many years later, even wanted to marry her. I think my daughter always knew, but she always called him, her "Bud." This young man, up until she married, asked her to marry him. Even when he got married, he talked to my daughter about it. They were confidants. I told my daughter later, that it is important to be confidants to the one you marry. My big mistake was discourage her from getting involved with this young fellow because he was involved with the music industry. I thought "no show business" people in the family. The fellow turned to be a multi-millionaire and wasn't in the type of music business I thought. He has several companies having to do with music, he himself is not in show business. He unfortunately married a woman who "took him for a ride." Even though my daughter and he are both divorced from others, I know nothing will ever come of their "friendship." Too bad, because he is a good guy, a dedicated person to the one he loves. They are still good friends. It's too bad they or should I say, my daughter, couldn't have recognized that their friendship was really a love. NO I do not think a man and woman can be "just friends." |
| Lauren | posted 31-Dec-2000 3:52pm If they are both straight, no, never. But if at least one of them is gay, then yes. It is possible. |
| Lauren | (reply to Andyroo) posted 31-Dec-2000 3:55pm Staying at their house is a different story. I think it does present a challenge. But if you are truly committed I think maybe it could be possible, but be careful on the amount of time you spend. You never know what may happen, i.e. alcohol can be a factor. |
| Wicksy | (reply to Jeanne) posted 31-Dec-2000 4:02pm You need to move into the 21st Century, darling |
| Richard | posted 31-Dec-2000 4:11pm Why is this multiple choice? |
| phi | posted 31-Dec-2000 4:22pm |
| jkiehart | posted 31-Dec-2000 4:38pm Yes it is! My best friend is a man! He's the nicest, sweetest man on the planet, besides my boyfriend, and every day I thank God that he's in my life. Hare Krishna! |
| Frostbrand | (reply to Wicksy) posted 31-Dec-2000 9:22pm After I lose 60 pounds (helth reasons. HONEST!), remove these zits, fix the gap in my teeth (Can you say, Letterman?), and dye my hair black again (I think I look better with black hair), then I'll post a picture of me, until then, don't ask. |
| Frostbrand | (reply to Jeanne) posted 31-Dec-2000 9:25pm Go back to the top of the comments and read my statement. For example: mandy and I have NO sexual interest in one another. She is in a committed relationship, and I'm on my way towards one (cross your fingers), and we would NEVER end up in the unfortunate situation your daughter (whom I'm sure is a nice person) ended up in. Of course, the age gap provides us both with a decent advantage. Unless you think old people and young people can't be friends either. |
| mandy | (reply to Frostbrand) posted 31-Dec-2000 11:37pm Re: Your response to Wicksy a wise man once said "I am the soul not the body" *winks at Richard* I'd love to see your picture, heavy or light...zits or no...black hair or green....You don't have to be perfect...none of us do.... |
| Jemmy | posted 1-Jan-2001 11:05am Yeah, it's possible. |
| micah | posted 2-Jan-2001 5:09am So sorry....I put yes and no. |
| wynkin | posted 2-Jan-2001 6:41am Of course. Why not? |
| Rottin | posted 3-Jan-2001 9:37am One of my very closest friends is a guy, no lines have been crossed. We have been friends for over 10 years, and will forever be. |
| anonymous | posted 3-Jan-2001 10:45am I have many male friends that I feel no sexual attraction towards. |
| rdiamante | posted 4-Jan-2001 5:00pm But my mind still wonders "what if?" |
| romkey | posted 5-Jan-2001 1:19am of course they can, whether or not they're attracted to one another. how ridiculous and limiting to think they can't. |
| cheyer | posted 5-Jan-2001 9:49am I think it would be very rare for guys and girls to be just friends. However, among older people, and I do mean older people, it is very possible and quite common. |
| autumnlight | posted 5-Jan-2001 10:03am absolutely. In fact I tend to get on better with guy friends than I do with female friends. |
| nasale | posted 7-Jan-2001 2:23pm Yes,especially when one is gay! I have a friend who is gay and it's great! (As long as we don't talk about sex. Yuk!) I apologize to those I offend, but, two men or women doing it makes me cringe. |
| Matt | (reply to mandy) posted 7-Jan-2001 10:33pm :) |
| mandy | (reply to Matt) posted 7-Jan-2001 11:24pm sexy boi! |
| kirsty | (reply to nasale) posted 8-Jan-2001 5:28pm I must say the idea of 2 women is rather erotic, but 2 men YUCK! |
| spidertea | posted 9-Jan-2001 10:43pm of course. i'm a girl and my best friend is a guy. there has never been any sexual tension. he's gay. |
| Zang | posted 12-Jan-2001 1:09pm I hope so! I have many friends who are women. I don't think that a certain amount of sexual tension precludes being "just friends" however. What matters is how you behave. Either way, I know it is possible. |
| nasale | (reply to kirsty) posted 13-Jan-2001 11:30am I meant to reply earlier but got sidetracked! Yup, the men thing is out,you have your thing; the only option I have left is to find a way to build a meaningful relationship with a Macaw. Before you think it's silly, just think about it. I could tell him what to say and do,and if there was any lip, I could just stuff him back in a cage and ignore him. The possibilities are endless! |
| anonymous | posted 15-Jan-2001 7:58am yes...but ONLY provided there is no sexual attraction involved. if there is some kind of sexual attraction involved in the relationship, then no, it will absolutely never work as just a friendship. It may start off okay, but will only end up in disaster. i am speaking from experience. |
| anonymous | posted 17-Jan-2001 8:46am Yes and no. there may be sexual tension even if it is on a subconcious level. |
| natsim | posted 13-Feb-2001 8:46pm Of course! You can also be just friends when there is sexual attraction, too. |
| juliw | posted 3-Mar-2001 8:27pm Yes, I have been friends/am friends with lots of guys. In some ways, they make better friends than women, because they don't get as catty, and they are less likely to steal your man |
| HareKrishna | posted 5-Apr-2001 5:47pm I don't know |
| crimsonepperini | posted 4-May-2001 6:53pm Most of my best friends are guys! |
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