I'm having company over tomorrow. Someone I have not met IRL and we are going to try to be friends.
The plan is drink wine, eat cheese and crackers, and get to know each other better.
We're both on a certain message board together and she was lamenting how the person she thought was her BFF dumped her because she's a lesbian. ExBFF started going to an anti-LBGT church, then got a boyfriend and pulled a really dick move. She basically told her she didn't believe that new friend wasn't lusting over her body so they can't be friends.
That's as egotistical as the straight men who think all gay men are after their body.
So she was understandably bummed.
I sent her a PM telling her IDK if she's a lesbian, I live in her general area, and I'll be her friend.
Hopefully our personalities when we meet are such that we can be friends. Neither one of us has many friends in the area, so this has a potential to be a win win situation. I'm just nervous we won't have enough in common, or our personalities will not get along.
The plan is drink wine, eat cheese and crackers, and get to know each other better.
We're both on a certain message board together and she was lamenting how the person she thought was her BFF dumped her because she's a lesbian. ExBFF started going to an anti-LBGT church, then got a boyfriend and pulled a really dick move. She basically told her she didn't believe that new friend wasn't lusting over her body so they can't be friends.
That's as egotistical as the straight men who think all gay men are after their body.
So she was understandably bummed.
I sent her a PM telling her IDK if she's a lesbian, I live in her general area, and I'll be her friend.
Hopefully our personalities when we meet are such that we can be friends. Neither one of us has many friends in the area, so this has a potential to be a win win situation. I'm just nervous we won't have enough in common, or our personalities will not get along.
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