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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Do you really need an answer? Of course it isn't wrong. Be warned, though, if you are a woman your men friends think that simple acts of kindness and humanity mean that you LIKE them. I think this is because men don't do anything kind or above and beyond unless they want to have sex with you.[/quote] What a horribly misandrist thing to say. [b]Were you born wrong or just raised badly?[/b][/quote] I mean, probably both? But back on topic, other than old college friends, I've found that once I've gotten emotionally close to a man they have started to read into it and get emotionally invested in a way that I'm not interested. I want to be a friend, not anything more than that. They start thinking there is more there. Take what you will from that. I have limited experiences - I don't know all men everywhere. [/quote]
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