[quote=rison;706936]Man up kei0kusanagi , girls like that.Not guys who hide behaind their friends.[/QUOTE

LOL you sound like all my friends, always telling me to Man up! You know it's easier said then done. I'm not the kind of people that go out looking for girls to have fun though, this one time in highschool I actually man'ed up and talk to this one girl, felt like my heart was gonna jump out of me and kick my ass. Found out she didn't like me after I talked with her LMAO! Now I just don't talk to girls as a relationship thing, I don't talk to any girl unless they talk to me. I know I should man up but like I said, easier said then done for me atleast.:vsign:

Hi Rison!

I know and I'm lucky they're both really cool too. I tease Stuart all the time about his personality (people always ask if he's gay) but really the females rule the roost in his family and I guess it just rubbed off on him? He's not gay, just worse than a girly girl when it comes to shopping and all that jazz. As for Tracey she's a complete babe (half poly/half dutch) with gorgeous green eyes and people are always surprised to see her tinkering with cars all the time.

Pexster I'm hella curious.
:D

My closest friend is a girl and so are the others in my mutual group, but I have a lot of male mates which are sort of in the same position as the girls.
I seem to get on with guys well, sometimes better than my girl mates. :p

im the girl right? HAHA jk-.-

Mine have almost always been male. My 2 best friends for the past year have are male, but with one on the other side of the planet, Kyung Hee Jee has taken his place and she is a definite exception to my norm.

Technically no, but she's transgendered so yes?

Either way, it's not hard at all for us to not get involved in a relationship.