[ SECRET POST #2686 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2686 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I actually think you might have a point in a way, assuming you are straight? I've felt and also had straight friends of both genders say that it actually must be easier to have an emotional connection with someone of the same gender, I've had those discussions where we've said that we feel there's not much we can do, not being attracted to the same gender sexually at all, but we feel frustrated with trying to understand men/women and trying to connect.

Also the forbidden relationship does have appeal.

[(Anonymous)]

this!!!

[kallanda_lee]

You can definitely have m/f relationship with a strong "best friend" or "buddy" factor, tough. But a lot of people don't actually want that, from what I've found.

[diet_poison]

I don't really understand this...genders aren't monoliths. o.o

[ketita]

idk, I have had a bunch of extremely close male friends (not sexual in any way), and I fully expect to marry a guy that will be my best friend as well as somebody I'm in love with.

I think people get too hung up on "men this" and "women that" and it just obstructs the view of the actual person they're dealing with.