If only Women were Men.
When a guy has a buddy, they go see each other at each others’ place, go down the pub together, shoot the breeze, have a meal together, watch the box together and generally enjoy being in each others’ company.Nobody bats an eyelid, raises an eyebrow, asks any questions, offers any advice or makes any innuendos.
SO
Why is it never the same situation when a guy has a friend who is a woman?
Comments (34)
You have proof.... of course!
Thats why I am asking the question.
Fair do's, I ask his advice too. And sometimes we even follow each other's advice. Not very often though.
I'm with you on that.
"Not very often though"
Ah! you're the puppet master!
Regular is good............ I think
I dont women to be like men.
Oh come now... if it wasnt for men, women would be boring..... They would have nothing to complain about.
I dont want any poofs on my blog.
(For those of you that remember what a poof was!)
Make up your mind.
(Ticks off on fingers - batted an eyelid, raised an eyebrow, asked a question, made an innuendo)
Hahahahahaha
I can see you are having good fun deliberately teasing me by mixing my words to suit yourself.
"I hate myself!"
I can tell!
Friends are friends.
People are people.
Others however did not enjoy his blog, and I believe that, and that comment is what led to his downfall.
If he is allowed to return then I'll wish him luck. But he will need to be a bit careful when using his off the path brand of humor.
Sorry Sol for straying a bit off topic.
I recently had a female friend and enjoyed her company, but even after we agreed that we were just friends, she started flirting with and because I did not respond to her, she stopped having anything to do with me.
The thing is she told me that she valued friendship and good friends are hard to come by, so why did she retract everything she said to me and gave me signs she wanted me?
I have no problem with being just friends with women and why could she not be honest about her intentions from the start?
I understand the feeling of rejection is not nice, but she felt that feeling anyway, because she was not honest about her feelings for me.
I recently had a female friend and enjoyed her company, but even after we agreed that we were just friends, she started flirting with me and because I did not respond to her, she stopped having anything to do with me.
The thing is she told me that she valued friendship and good friends are hard to come by, so why did she retract everything she said to me and gave me signs she wanted me?
I have no problem with being just friends with women and why could she not be honest about her intentions from the start?
I understand the feeling of rejection is not nice, but she felt that feeling anyway, because she was not honest about her feelings for me.
I recently had a female friend and enjoyed her company, but even after we agreed that we were just friends, she started flirting with me and because I did not respond to her, she stopped having anything to do with me.
The thing is she told me that she valued friendship and good friends are hard to come by, so why did she retract everything she said to me and gave me signs she wanted me?
I have no problem with being just friends with women and why could she not be honest about her intentions from the start?
I understand the feeling of rejection is not nice, but she felt that feeling anyway, because she was not honest about her feelings for me.