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RE: Which Gender Do You Get Along Better With? - 7/17/2008 9:41:45 PM
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baldman24
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Wow! Looks like I'm really late to the topic discussion as well!
It's kind of funny, but as a 31-year-old male, I get along fantastically well with the "little old ladies." No, it's true. I have found in my life that a lot of elderly women have been unusually supportive of me (some of them even have a certain amount of pity for my single status!) It's a different story with women my age....a lot of them just seem to act a little aloof or snooty (don't take offense, gals! Rest assured I'm not referring to anyone here!) I just have to wonder what gives? I try to be friendly with everyone...the older gals are much more open with me than the younger ones.
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RE: Which Gender Do You Get Along Better With? - 7/18/2008 8:22:43 PM
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WaitingforBoaz
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Pre-marriage - I got along better with men. I only had two girl friends that I was close to, the rest of my friends were men.
After marriage and kids - Most all of my friends were women. I am also good friends with many of their husbands. (dated two of them)
Now ? Everyone I know is married. We are still great friends and have been for over twenty years, but since my husband died, the dynamics have changed. I do not feel comfortable when everyone gathers together and I am the only single. 
Online - I have more friendships with women.
This is similar to my situation except, in the divorce all our couples friends didn't want to "take sides" (or something, I don't know for sure, maybe they didn't like me in the first place) so I lost all of them. Now, IRL I don't have any balance in my friendships, it's all women. And I feel......out of balance. I'd give a lot to be included in a "mixed company" gathering. I can hardly make friends with married men and single men are going to think any friendly overtures are something else entirely. It sorta stinks.
Thankfully, I do have guy friends online and they have been life-savers! I think I still have more online women friends but that may just be a numbers thing. There are more women here so the likelihood of finding more women who are of the personality type that I get along with is higher.
Yes, I think having guys as friends may be in the past. Other than the husbands of my girlfriends. It must have been a college age thing.
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RE: Which Gender Do You Get Along Better With? - 7/19/2008 8:32:11 AM
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humbleinspirit
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ORIGINAL: CoeurdeLeon
This is similar to my situation except, in the divorce all our couples friends didn't want to "take sides" (or something, I don't know for sure, maybe they didn't like me in the first place) so I lost all of them.
I have lost some friends in the past from refusing to take sides also!  Except it wasn't from divorces though.
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RE: Which Gender Do You Get Along Better With? - 7/20/2008 2:10:19 AM
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beachcooky
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Men, hands down.
Doesn't mean I hate girls or stuff.
But I find myself getting along better with guys then women.
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