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I can't disagree with this more strongly. It's very easy to leave the sexual element out of your co-ed relationships. It's very easy to have things in common
by dangus 2y ago
I can't disagree with this more strongly.
It's very easy to leave the sexual element out of your co-ed relationships.
It's very easy to have things in common with the opposite gender.
Women tend to be extremely willing to talk about their feelings while men bottle them up due to societal expectations and gender norms, so women make great friends for men.
If your significant other can't handle you having friends of the opposite sex they are not being reasonable. (It's not like you have to have sleepovers or something!)
- jimmaswell 2y agoPrecisely, and following their logic a bi person would have to have no friends at all.
- pmg101 2y agoI THINK that following their logic a bi person would have to have no bi or gay male friends and no hetero or bi female friends. If I'm understanding that the root of this so-called "logic" is in the threat of mutual attraction with someone other than the partner.