For my point of view the answer is no!All the women im friend with are hot and thats why i like her to be around me but if i could i will fuck all off them lol
Bingo."A woman may very well form a friendship with a man, but for this to endure, it must be assisted by a little physical antipathy."
-Nietzsche.
I suspect that there may be some selection bias at work here too, as I tend to think that there is a greater percentage of those who are incapable of friendship across genders on this board than would normally be the case in the wider world, for a variety of reasons which would probably be impolitic to discuss here.This question always puzzles me.
Because, for one, of course men and women can be friends. SOME of them aren't able to, but there's no shortage of opposite sex friendships in general.
But also, and hear me out. Unpopular opinion but I personally think being friends isn't incompatible with having sex. I've fucked many of my friends. To me the key word in "friends with benefits" is friends. Lol the only thing is communication is important to establish boundaries and make it clear that this isn't turning into a relationship.
I definitely should have had you as a friend when I was youngThis question always puzzles me.
Because, for one, of course men and women can be friends. SOME of them aren't able to, but there's no shortage of opposite sex friendships in general.
But also, and hear me out. Unpopular opinion but I personally think being friends isn't incompatible with having sex. I've fucked many of my friends. To me the key word in "friends with benefits" is friends. Lol the only thing is communication is important to establish boundaries and make it clear that this isn't turning into a relationship.
yeah I considered mentioning that too but I'm tired and want to watch a 90s cop show instead.What I find weird about this question is that it's assumed that everybody is heterosexual and interested in intimacy, too
it's time for true crime lolyeah I considered mentioning that too but I'm tired and want to watch a 90s cop show instead.![]()
The situation you're bringing up is specific.. and honestly, it has happened that I lost a friend who was another woman for the same reason. Sometimes the rejection hurts too much.. other times, someone is just not emotionally mature enough to get past a superficial crush.Even if this is an eternal question I originally had a thought about a specific context. Maybe I should have omitted the poll that made the thread too generic.
I also have friends who are women and it's just friendship.
For some I used to have regular meal-catchup. I have an ex colleague with who we had a very chemistry and could instantly know what the other is going to say or think. In both case it could have be confusing how close we were especially for our level of tchitchatting or people would have thought I was homosexual.
But coming back to my OP what could have marked the end of the friendship might have been the rejection that created a feeling tending towards that behavior.
It reminds me of a girl I was in love with in secondary.The situation you're bringing up is specific.. and honestly, it has happened that I lost a friend who was another woman for the same reason. Sometimes the rejection hurts too much.. other times, someone is just not emotionally mature enough to get past a superficial crush.
In secondary school we are still kids.. as adults things are way different. Or I would think so.It reminds me of a girl I was in love with in secondary.
Even though she rejected me, she had the courage to tell me personally instead of the awkward situation that you know it's not going to happen but nothing is said.
I was really moved about her honesty as in she acknowledged my feelings but couldn't be the person to accept it.
Just like my regular we have many things we can talk about also we have an agreement so it’s friends but it’s primarily for my fetishes!I think that for some people, it's extremely difficult to stay friends with a person who rejected them romantically.. and I understand why this is sad. I have lost people in my life because we dated and it didn't work out.. This is a huge generalization but I've noticed differences in how women handle rejection, as opposed to men, based on upbringing. Women seem to remove themselves and feel down on themselves, while men tend to keep pursuing the object of their affection even if they got rejected.
I think this is a little bit off topic when it comes to the initial question, tho.
It seems a little odd to me to assume that everyone of the opposite gender you meet will be attracted to you, or you to them. Maybe I'm outside the norm, but I tend to develop a crush on someone not only if I sense we are compatible and I find the person attractive, but also if I get signals that the other person is also interested.
What's confusing? It's just 2 (or more) people that have common interest or are familiar enough to share personal information, unlike acquaintances. Like any 2 dudes might, but with a way better opportunity to potentially learn something about the other side, or just someone you like to hang out with. I'm confused by your confusion.I don't even understand the dynamic of it, why would I even be friends with a woman? I have a friend, great seducer he has a lot of female friends but he likes to have them around as a bit of an ego boost and some sort of flatery. At one point he was in a table with 3 women he was friends with and they started to talk about the size of his dick. I don't care or need any of that.
I do have 4 women I regularly exchange with, but I had sex with all of them. I don't understand the status of that said relationship but I wouldn't qualify it as friendship, I think it is just killing time or fighting boredom, I wonder what they think if it is friendship or what?





