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Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2007 1:11 am
In my hours of useless ponderings, sometimes I come up with gems of realization. I's like to open this discussiong with something I realized about a year ago: It seems to me, most guys either are attracted to or become attracted to girls they know. (As a side note: Girls, do NOT tease your guy friends, it's serious to them, and then when you reveal you're not serious it is very upsetting.) This is usually infatuation caused by becoming comfortable around that person. I've come to this conclusion by evaluating my own thoughts and actions and observing those of others.
So, girls, I'm going to reveal something you may not know: your guy friends have most likely fantasized about having sex with you. I know I've done it, and I think less about sex than most guys.
However, there is one person that our relationship has gone beyond this. Whenever I think about her all I feel is love, but nothing romantic. When I think of her, all I think is that I want to be friends with her for as long as possible. When we were not very close, I could think of her in the normal fashion, but now that we are closer, that is more of a turnoff than picturing Rosie O'Donnell naked ( burning_eyes !)
So, anyway, does anyone else have a relationship like this? How long did it take to get to this point? Have you been jerkin' your gherkin to thoughts of your friends? Do you have any friends?
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Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2007 7:14 pm
Lolz, I'm a girl but I like adding my two cents. (big surprise, I know.)
I once dated a friend. We no longer speak. Like there is a line, and no one crosses it. sweatdrop I think the relationship did grow from just being comfortable and such. However, when we started a relationship, things took a turn for the worse. I discovered that he was dating 2 other girls at the same time and there are still rumors of a third one. DX And he decided that I was some sort of backstabbing b***h.
Dating or going past the line of friendship is something that I've decided to put on hold. The fight was long and nasty. It probably wouldn't been half as bad had distances been kept. I understand that when feelings present themselves, that it is a serious thing but I would rather just keep the distance instead of trying to work things out.
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Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2007 8:36 pm
Before I went steady with my fiance, so I'm seventeen, sue me; I dated every girl I met. I would actually go to a movie and wait for a group of hot girls to walk in. I would take the hottest, but if they were all hot; I'd take 'em all.
Sometimes I would just go up to someone at my school and set up a date. I rarely, if ever, got rejected and that was only for a good reason. I'm not bragging, it's not something I'm proud of. But what can I say? I was a smooth talker.
Once in a while I would go out with a friend. Again, I was one shallow b*****d, so all my friends that were girls were hot, so if I wanted to date them they'd look good. I'm not proud at all of my history with dating.
I never cheated, but how can you do that if you're not in a relationship? I was in a few actual, one or two month xD, relationships with friends, but we never lasted. We always did remain friends though.
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Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 1:33 pm
I have a situation like that as well. We're more friends and companions than anything else. I used to picutre us as a couple... but when it comes to being physical- I'm not attracted to him. At all. And usually I'm all hormones the moment a guy is in the room. With him? Nothing. It's good for the occasional make-out session or whatever because you get the physical satisfaction of being intimate, without the urge to go further, and without the emotional reprecussions of being jealous or clingy.
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Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 8:39 am
They get under my skin. enough said, And my only guy friend is gay. I have no guy friends.
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Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2007 2:00 pm
Going out with a friend for me is not so much a great experience. In the 8th grade we kept going on and off, I wasn't physically attracted to him at all; but he was to me though... After I broke-up with him after Graduation, we weren't as close as we used to be... But we still talk. I guess it just depends on how strong your friendship is. Now we can look back to our "relationship" and say it wasn't completely wasted..but still, he turned gay after me. ^^;; He was bi back then -- I'm bi too..i'm his first and last gf.
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Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2007 5:07 pm
most girls are annoying and whiny and mean and demanding.
thats why im not a lesbian.
i feel bad for my boyfriend sometimes. rofl
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Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2007 8:46 pm
I'm a girl and while I don't know about much girls, truthfully I fantasize about sex with some of my guy friends, too. sweatdrop Just thought I'd throw that in.
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Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 7:19 am
Mufufu. I'm gay, so it's all good. Girls are too whiny. :/ All the ones I know, at least.
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Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 2:54 pm
I starting off being friends with my girlfriend, and we've been together for almost a year and a half. That said, when we were friends, we weren't that close (she says that's because she felt nervous around me). It was only when I noticed the chemistry between us that I starting making an effort to spend time with her. Like our fearless captain, I don't get turned down much when I go for someone. I don't know whether the fact that we weren't that close means that we could work, but we did.
Not that it stops me having fantasies about other friends. What can I say? I have some hot friends...
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Posted: Sat Oct 20, 2007 8:49 pm
This is an interesting discussion. I think I'll add my two cents as well. Hugs for Purple.
Have I ever fantasized about screwing some (okay, most) of my guy friends? Heck yeah. There are three guy friends that I've wanted to have a relationship with, but didn't quite work out. First, there's my best friend in the whole world. I'm sure it evolved from me being emotionally unstable through my childhood and him being the only one who stood up for me during that time (not counting the time he body-slammed me). I think it's called hero worship. *shrug* Some how he found out; don't remember whether I told him or not. He respected my feelings, but told me he saw me more as a sister. Looking back at him now, I'm kinda glad we never got together. He's a sex maniac, while I'm not very "sexual" at all. Second, a good friend from high school. He almost asked me to senior prom, but I couldn't go. It almost worked out, but the number I gave him was disconnected soon after, and I never saw him after that day. *sigh* Third, funnily enough, a guy I net here. But it's way too long-distance (differend sides of the US) and my sister, the annoying weasel she is, managed to ruin us without me even knowing. Maybe, if I get a car, we can try again. I'd like to.
And in a somewhat unrelated topic, I've found it easier on my sanity to think about really cute professors (good thing I don't sleep during class).
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