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Wow I agree with everything you have said, melanie. For that reason it took me a long time before I would have a best friend that was a girl. Don't get me wrong I had many many friends who were girls but I would not allow them into my inner circle. I didn't know if they could handle my personality. I grew up being a daddly's girl and as such always got along better with men. They didn't have the drama and I didn't have to beat around the bush to get an honest answer or have an honest conversation(at least that's how I saw it). With my girlfriends they always seemed to have something up their sleeve and I am slow at picking that stuff up. I watched how they interacted with each other and I couldn't hang. They knew what I was about so they treated me well and we usually had good conversations and they knew who to come to when they wanted a straight up answer. I have gotten better but I do lapse sometimes. I can honestly say that I have an equal number of best friends who are men and women now and I truly love it. Women are something else but the sheer emotional strength that we posess is something else. I love women and without us this world would not go around it would crash and burn.
Women are something else but the sheer emotional strength that we posess is something else. I love women and without us this world would not go around it would crash and burn.
Thanks for the note. It says a lot about a person when they can realize things can change for what is best for all.
I was raised with the belief that everyone is your friend until they prove to be different.Now I realize just as you say here melaine, this must enclude your relationship with your own self also.
I am proud to say that my best friend and I have been best friends all of our lives which the both of us were born in June almost 67 years ago a few days apart and our family lived next door to each other when we were born.
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Loved your post. I agree with you 100 percent.