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09-03-2011, 07:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Lucario
Something I saw in another thread brought up an old incident (couple of incidents, actually).
On a couple of occasions I was walking in Manhattan with a female co-worker/friend of mine, discreetly (I thought) checking out the ladies as we walked by, and my female friend got mad at me for checking out the scenery. "You shouldn't be looking at women while you're with me," she said. I was like, "why do you care?"
Now, we were friends, and friends only. While she had a boyfriend, I was unattached, very single and very much looking to hook up with someone.
Twice this happened, actually.
To this day I am baffled as to why she had this reaction.
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This is a weird rule for an attached woman to have for her platonic male friend. The "player-hatin and the blockin" would trouble me a little bit. She's acting like she owns you.  |
