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09.07.2007, 12:44 quote

shirazkhan
shirazkhan Joined: 28 Jan 2007 Posts: 1166 Location: United Kingdom, Scotland, Glasgow
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friendbombs.

menace to a roving heart. the word attributed to our very own chikhai, who catagorised it as (and i paraphrase with lack of accurate reproduction) "the loud sound and substantial shaking up of your life by a person whom you earlier thought you could be involved with, but who'd rather have you as a friend"

we've all seen it happen and nary a soul has ever escaped the shrapnel.
therefore - the friendbomb discussion.

let it all pour out about your "friends" whom you harboured/harbour a soft spot for.

 

09.07.2007, 12:46 quote

shirazkhan
shirazkhan Joined: 28 Jan 2007 Posts: 1166 Location: United Kingdom, Scotland, Glasgow
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personally, friendbomb's suck!
here's my story

y'see i have a classmate of mine - german, a year older, intelligent and a really cool person and lets just say that when you start class anywhere, there's always that girl that catches the rays just right enough to make her glow - thats her - and i can say that she tugged at my heartstrings like Knopfler pulls out a riff from his stratocaster.

ours was a case of opposites attract, she's almost the mirror opposite of me in habits. i'm usually 15 minutes late, she's bang on time. her idea of a good meal has candles and what not, i'm a "foot up on the table with a meal and TV" kind of guy. but what we shared was tons to talk about - we are both argumentative and share a unique sense of humour.

it so happened that we struck off a great friendship. pretty soon i was everywhere with her - talking, learning, appreciating and in some cases, tolerating (she has a bit of a temper issue when she's stressed Laughing )

soon enough friendship grew stronger, and i asked her out for a movie. we had a good time and spent a good time taking the long way home - just walking and talking. at the beginning of the walk, she said plainly that she hoped i was not looking to get it on with her (she's blunt, but its a quality i admire) because she was just out of a relationship and often had her good friends try to become her guy only to make things awkward when they didnt work out.

i swallowed whatever i was going to do or say and told her she could count on me and since then we have been great friends. we talk about everything and she confides in me about everything, even the fact that she doesnt see her current beau going anywhere and she's glad that she has someone to talk to like me.

while i tell myself we are friends - it's diffcult for the heart to realise she will always be that little extra inch out of reach.

 

09.07.2007, 14:07 quote

women4me
Joined: 15 May 2007 Posts: 240 Location: United Kingdom, England, West Midlands
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I'd really struggle in a situation like that, friends are for life though, so they say.

 

09.07.2007, 14:44 quote

Anonymous

Hmm the friend zone always a bad place to be. If I fancy them I tend to avoid the friend zone in the first place. I personaly dont think you can be friends with them if you had those kind of feelings for them. Im sure many will contest my statement.

 

09.07.2007, 15:08 quote

minijellytot

Ironpyrites wrote:
Hmm the friend zone always a bad place to be. If I fancy them I tend to avoid the friend zone in the first place. I personaly dont think you can be friends with them if you had those kind of feelings for them. Im sure many will contest my statement.


Yep and im the first one, the person who is my best mate now I used to be in a relationship with.

 

09.07.2007, 15:33 quote

CMISO
CMISO Joined: 18 Jun 2007 Posts: 3089 Location: United Kingdom, England, Lincolnshire
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Minijellytot wrote:
Yep and im the first one, the person who is my best mate now I used to be in a relationship with.


Bet that will be hard for whoever is next to understand/cope with at times.
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09.07.2007, 15:35 quote

Anonymous

When I first saw this topic I thought it said the Firebomb discussion. Laughing

But its never nice to be put in the friend box.

 

09.07.2007, 15:39 quote

wookie6572
wookie6572 Joined: 02 Mar 2007 Posts: 1264 Location: United Kingdom, England, Sussex
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women4me wrote:
I'd really struggle in a situation like that, friends are for life though, so they say.


Friends come and go, Puppies/dogs are for life.
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09.07.2007, 17:44 quote

minijellytot

CMISO wrote:
Minijellytot wrote:
Yep and im the first one, the person who is my best mate now I used to be in a relationship with.


Bet that will be hard for whoever is next to understand/cope with at times.


we used to go out 7 years ago we were friends before and took the next step after 6 months we decided that we were better off as friends but i must admit some blokes do have a problem with it as we do actually work together as well.

 

09.07.2007, 17:48 quote

Anonymous

CMISO wrote:
Minijellytot wrote:
Yep and im the first one, the person who is my best mate now I used to be in a relationship with.


Bet that will be hard for whoever is next to understand/cope with at times.


I'm in the same situation as Mini. One of my best friends is my ex. My current boyfriend doesn't have a problem with it.

 

09.07.2007, 18:09 quote

minijellytot

redoctober wrote:
CMISO wrote:
Minijellytot wrote:
Yep and im the first one, the person who is my best mate now I used to be in a relationship with.


Bet that will be hard for whoever is next to understand/cope with at times.


I'm in the same situation as Mini. One of my best friends is my ex. My current boyfriend doesn't have a problem with it.


You just need to find someone whos comfortable with it like you have its not easy though some think that there must be more going on. The fact that all my friends bar one are blokes doesn't go down well either.

 

09.07.2007, 18:10 quote

Anonymous

Okay, I'm not going to post on this thread properly yet as I'm about to go out. But I'll leave you with this for starters...

 

09.07.2007, 18:11 quote

Anonymous

i'll be your friend jellytot .. you need more girlie frends

 

09.07.2007, 18:17 quote

minijellytot

cheekyeyes wrote:
i'll be your friend jellytot .. you need more girlie frends


aw thanks cheeky my old man say that all the time Laughing

 

09.07.2007, 18:27 quote

Anonymous

Minijellytot wrote:
redoctober wrote:
CMISO wrote:
Minijellytot wrote:
Yep and im the first one, the person who is my best mate now I used to be in a relationship with.


Bet that will be hard for whoever is next to understand/cope with at times.


I'm in the same situation as Mini. One of my best friends is my ex. My current boyfriend doesn't have a problem with it.


You just need to find someone whos comfortable with it like you have its not easy though some think that there must be more going on. The fact that all my friends bar one are blokes doesn't go down well either.


I know a few women that like football who mainly go around with men, and its nothing more then friendship. They go all over Europe together and have their own girlfriends and boyfriends..I can understand some men's jealousy though.

 
 
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