Post: Would you share a bed with your best friend?
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12-02-2011, 03:30 PM
#1
ant599
Broz b4 h0ez
One of them is a girl whom I've known for 6 years now. In the past there have been chances for us to be in a relationship but I couldn't see her more than a friend so nothing has happened so far.
Given that tomorrow she's coming with me and my friends [she has never met any of them before] she said that she wanted to sleep with me, meaning that she wanted us to share the same hotel room.
She said "Obviously, we'll sleep together ... "
In the past, I remember sharing the same bed with her, over at her apartment.. but we used to watch TV or work on the computer and play C0D ...
and she thinks it's normal to do it again.
I don't wanna do this again. I mean...I don't feel comfortable about sharing a bed (and a room) with a girl who's not my partner, no matter how close we are as friends.
I don't want to leave her alone and I'm afraid she'll say "I came with/for you and now you're leaving me to go to your other friends?"
How do I respond to this?
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12-02-2011, 04:50 PM
#3
xinfectedsoulx
Daddy's home.
12-02-2011, 04:54 PM
#4
ResistTheSun
In Flames Much?
Originally posted by Gmote
Tomorrow I'm going to spend a night abroad with a few friends.
One of them is a girl whom I've known for 6 years now. In the past there have been chances for us to be in a relationship but I couldn't see her more than a friend so nothing has happened so far.
Given that tomorrow she's coming with me and my friends [she has never met any of them before] she said that she wanted to sleep with me, meaning that she wanted us to share the same hotel room.
She said "Obviously, we'll sleep together ... "
In the past, I remember sharing the same bed with her, over at her apartment.. but we used to watch TV or work on the computer and play C0D ...
and she thinks it's normal to do it again.
I don't wanna do this again. I mean...I don't feel comfortable about sharing a bed (and a room) with a girl who's not my partner, no matter how close we are as friends.
I don't want to leave her alone and I'm afraid she'll say "I came with/for you and now you're leaving me to go to your other friends?"
How do I respond to this?
One of them is a girl whom I've known for 6 years now. In the past there have been chances for us to be in a relationship but I couldn't see her more than a friend so nothing has happened so far.
Given that tomorrow she's coming with me and my friends [she has never met any of them before] she said that she wanted to sleep with me, meaning that she wanted us to share the same hotel room.
She said "Obviously, we'll sleep together ... "
In the past, I remember sharing the same bed with her, over at her apartment.. but we used to watch TV or work on the computer and play C0D ...
and she thinks it's normal to do it again.
I don't wanna do this again. I mean...I don't feel comfortable about sharing a bed (and a room) with a girl who's not my partner, no matter how close we are as friends.
I don't want to leave her alone and I'm afraid she'll say "I came with/for you and now you're leaving me to go to your other friends?"
How do I respond to this?
Why have you waited soo long ?
I mean you should have talked to her about this way before.
If your not comfortable with it then tell her.
Hey maybe it two friends sharing a bed together and nothing else. Just remember they are all your friends at the end of the day. So should understand whatever you do
and support you.And nothing wrong with it , unless you want more etc
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12-02-2011, 06:08 PM
#7
Ameht!
Dark Knight
Originally posted by Gmote
Tomorrow I'm going to spend a night abroad with a few friends.
One of them is a girl whom I've known for 6 years now. In the past there have been chances for us to be in a relationship but I couldn't see her more than a friend so nothing has happened so far.
Given that tomorrow she's coming with me and my friends [she has never met any of them before] she said that she wanted to sleep with me, meaning that she wanted us to share the same hotel room.
She said "Obviously, we'll sleep together ... "
In the past, I remember sharing the same bed with her, over at her apartment.. but we used to watch TV or work on the computer and play C0D ...
and she thinks it's normal to do it again.
I don't wanna do this again. I mean...I don't feel comfortable about sharing a bed (and a room) with a girl who's not my partner, no matter how close we are as friends.
I don't want to leave her alone and I'm afraid she'll say "I came with/for you and now you're leaving me to go to your other friends?"
How do I respond to this?
One of them is a girl whom I've known for 6 years now. In the past there have been chances for us to be in a relationship but I couldn't see her more than a friend so nothing has happened so far.
Given that tomorrow she's coming with me and my friends [she has never met any of them before] she said that she wanted to sleep with me, meaning that she wanted us to share the same hotel room.
She said "Obviously, we'll sleep together ... "
In the past, I remember sharing the same bed with her, over at her apartment.. but we used to watch TV or work on the computer and play C0D ...
and she thinks it's normal to do it again.
I don't wanna do this again. I mean...I don't feel comfortable about sharing a bed (and a room) with a girl who's not my partner, no matter how close we are as friends.
I don't want to leave her alone and I'm afraid she'll say "I came with/for you and now you're leaving me to go to your other friends?"
How do I respond to this?
dude just bang her , become her fukk friend , problem solved , unless she's ugly then be a gent and let her take the bed and go out and find you a slut
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