ReservoirAngel said:
Shadows Inc. said:
ReservoirAngel said:
theseworlds said:
The number one thing that annoys me when I've had a girlfriend is the way they see my female friends as a threat to our relationship. Some of my very best friends are women, and they have always been a friend. Nothing more, and I cannot imagine seeing them as anything more. It's just... wrong. But no, any time I have any contact with one of said friends, the whole mood changes between my partner at the time, and I'm put on trial. It's insane and hugely frustrating.
my BOYfriend used to do this shit every now and again. I'm friends with a lot of girls (the gay best friend is an immensely sought-after accessory) and he knows I have no attraction to them, or any girls at all, but until a month ago he used to get really defensive when I went out with the gals, even though nothing was ever doing to happen.
Jealousy or feeling threatened by an individual (in that sense) is not even close to being defined by a gender. In fact in males, it's primal instinct to be protective of they're mate, due to the fact that it
is a competition. In females, it's instinct to stick with what they have in order to provide correctly for an upcoming family. On the womens' part, this is why early and late marriages don't work. Too young and they're not even subconsciously thinking of a family, and too late... well, it's too late. The ones that do work are usually subject to the "Well, I just got to make this work for a while" thought process.
makes sense. i just find it funny that my boyfriend used to think it was possible that, despite me being 100% upfront about my sexuality the first time I met him, I was gonna leave him for a GIRL. if i was hanging out with other guys it might have been cause for his alarm, but girls...there's no chance of that.
Here's the funny part (though most likely, completely irrelevant), I have had quite a few lesbian friends, and had female friends that had lesbian friends too (mostly nice people by the way). I've come to find out that being gay is not a choice, but being a lesbian is. The female body is a beautiful, artfully crafted, wondrous thing that has been depicted as the model of beauty in artwork for thousands of years. Men on the other hand, are quite the mess. Through our rough hairy exterior and the mess of what looks to be inside-out organs with mange in out pants, dirty habits, and insensitivity unless to impress someone, there's no way that a straight guy would look at that in any point of they're life and say, "huh... I could probably get up on that." While there have been women who have done exactly that to other women, and for good reason. I could even get into the history of lesbians and Los Lesbos, but I don't think you would probably care that much.