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i've always been friends with alot of guys, and no one, to my face, has assumed anything past friendship. it may have alot to do with personality? if your a flirtatious girl, it may cause for alot of jealousy from other girls, and they will make assumptions... guys may just be trying to test the water so to speak, see if your free.
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Some of my best friends are girls. And yeah, people are always assuming that we're going out or something. But you know, we just play around with it. Sometimes it's a little inappropriate though. Like someone from one of my classes once walked up to me and my friend Lauren and asked us if we were in love. We just said, of course we're in love. But i mean, if we were actually going out and hadn't gotten to the point where love was being discussed then that could have been a really awkward moment. People have no tact.
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Once i wondered the same thing
and so I asked my mom - cause she knows the answers to all :) And she told me - that friendships formed in teens and twenties with the oppisite sex are usually based on attratction - at one point or another either party was attracted to their 'friend' thats why you often see hot people hanging out with hot people, they all would like the oppurtunity to hump some of the members of their peer group and these friendships are often a little more playful or flirtatious then say the friendship of a man/woman in their 60s -- and that's what likely elicits the question 'are you boyfriend/girlfriend?' |