Do you get along better with men or women as friends?

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Do you get along better with men or women as friends?
I'm male and I usually get along better with men as friends 9%  9%  [ 8 ]
I'm male and I usually get along better with men as friends 9%  9%  [ 8 ]
I'm male and I usually get along better with women as friends 13%  13%  [ 12 ]
I'm male and I usually get along better with women as friends 13%  13%  [ 12 ]
I'm male and I notice no difference 11%  11%  [ 10 ]
I'm male and I notice no difference 11%  11%  [ 10 ]
I'm female and I usually get along better with men as friends 13%  13%  [ 12 ]
I'm female and I usually get along better with men as friends 13%  13%  [ 12 ]
I'm female and I usually get along better with women as friends 3%  3%  [ 3 ]
I'm female and I usually get along better with women as friends 3%  3%  [ 3 ]
I'm female and I notice no difference 1%  1%  [ 1 ]
I'm female and I notice no difference 1%  1%  [ 1 ]
Total votes : 92

juliekitty
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18 Jul 2006, 1:08 am

I like polls.



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18 Jul 2006, 1:17 am

First vote!



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18 Jul 2006, 1:33 am

Okay 2 people have voted:
1) male gets along with males
2) female gets along with females

2 females have posted. One says she voted. JulieKitty did you foget to
vote or do we have some gender bending going on here :)



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18 Jul 2006, 9:59 am

female--male friends



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18 Jul 2006, 10:01 am

In general i get on with both male and female friends.



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18 Jul 2006, 11:04 am

I'm male.

Growing up, most of my friends were female (even if I didn't know them very well) except for about two years in middle school, when they were mostly male.

And now that I have friends again, I generally seem to get along better with my female friends.



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18 Jul 2006, 2:30 pm

I usually get on better with men or boyish girls....and most of my interest, d&d, fantasy, sci fi etc. are more popular with men then women.


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09 Jul 2015, 12:37 am

For years I've been more comfortable and relaxed around men, mainly because:

- We're more likely to share the same interests (video games, cartoons, collecting)
- Men don't make as big of a deal over their physical appearance or clothing.
- Lower-pitched voices are easier on the ears.
- They tend to be less high-strung.
- They tend to take things less seriously.
- They're usually funnier.
- Less obsessed with long-term commitment.

Of course there have been women I get along well with too. One of my most favorite people in the world is my mom. But my mom's not very stereotypically female. She agrees with me that things like owning a ton of shoes or purses are much worth. Also I'm not around men much at all any more since I got my own place to live so I may have more negative opinions about them... yeah, "may have".



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13 Jul 2015, 2:05 am

Despite feeling nervous around females, looking back, I seem to get along with them better than I thought. Out of the few good friends I've got (Mutual?!), a vast majority of them are female. The guy friends I have tend to be massive nerds ie no alpha male types

Most of the girls I get along with aren't very girly either...



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13 Jul 2015, 2:18 am

Men and women who have a lot of traits that people think are male traits. I don't think so, but what evs.



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13 Jul 2015, 2:23 am

Men.


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13 Jul 2015, 3:29 am

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13 Jul 2015, 3:54 am

Women: My wife is my only friend.



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13 Jul 2015, 4:28 am

I am male and get along with other males better but not 'traditional masculine' males.

See, I am male and not exactly masculine but not exactly effeminate either. Maybe slightly leaning more to the masculine side.

And most of my male friends are the exact same. A mix/balance.

I find most teenage boys my age to be hyper-masculine. I do not get along with or relate to most of them at all.

I get along with quite a few females as well and they are the same. Not 'tomboys' but not your traditional 'girly-girls' either, but a balance.

The only reason I chose male who gets along with males better is because I have had more male friends overall then female friends.

But my male friends and female friends all are balanced like I said. Some are even very masculine while others are very effeminate.

Basically what D0gbert said.

My situation is very similar to his. My male friends are somewhat nerds/awkward/shy like me.

My best friend is a male but says he feels like a female at times so it is possible he is a transsexual female as he has been questioning it.

I mgith as well put no difference, actually.



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13 Jul 2015, 4:31 am

D0gbert wrote:
Despite feeling nervous around females, looking back, I seem to get along with them better than I thought. Out of the few good friends I've got (Mutual?!), a vast majority of them are female. The guy friends I have tend to be massive nerds ie no alpha male types

Most of the girls I get along with aren't very girly either...


I know what you mean, sir.

I've found my male friends have all been like I said mix between masculine/feminine.

Or even if they are not, they have never been the ultra-manly alpha male types.

It is hard to explain, really.

Me and my male friends we aren't super manly but we are definitely masculine. We enjoy sports and like to beat each other verbally like male friends do and are very hobby based like males can be.

This is all stereotyping but oh well.



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13 Jul 2015, 1:11 pm

I'm male and if I feel at ease around someone, they are usually a woman. Sometimes I trust them too much though...