Sharing a room with a member of the opposite sex, platonically?

[milldog]

Originally Posted by Dive now work never

My best friends a girl (and a diver), we've shared rooms, played tents etc and nothing has ever happened.

You can be friends with the opposite sex, it's not all about reproduction!

Soggy suggested they play tents

reproduction has nothing to do with it, it's just great sex

Graham

[Woz]

Originally Posted by stevechesh

Julie, just get one of these and you'll be fine

Bed Snake Bat,for £2.99 from Prezzies plus

Or an Ice Cold Temperance Spoon.

[MonkeyPony]

Originally Posted by hogen-deifar

I truly believe there is none between us (sexual tension that is) and he said that's one thing he loves about our friendship! We'll have a giggle about this tomorrow night after dinner and a glass of wine! Hope he's got a laptop!!!

Trust me, If he's straight, he's though about it (probably while indulging in a spot of 'hand to gland' combat). But most blokes also know that the fantasy is far more fun than the real thing. We just forget this somewhere between the 3rd and 6th pint.

[SilvaFish]

Originally Posted by SoggyFox

he's gay!!!

Its most fun seeing how far you can push it with female friends and wind up the tension levels, the flirting that you can get away with as 'just friends' is so much fun.

LOL!!!!! That's my way of thinking!!!!

Seriously Jules, my brother broke up with his GF at least 4 or 5 years ago. they still live together because she can't afford a place of her own (no quals to get a decent job and doesn't get on with parents), so my brother practically has a live-in cook/housekeeper, although she does work part-time!

Funny thing is, he's been single (or claimed to be) since then.

[SoggyFox]

Originally Posted by Steve S

Yes IMO it's entirely possible to have close friendships and sharing rooms etc with the opposite sex without the need for mattress dancing.

now thats were you wrong you don't dance it puts them off, all that flesh moving in unknown dimensions has that affect on woooman.

[Buoyant Babe]

I have shared a bunk room with five lads as the only girl (something I regretted upon discovering what boys smell like after an evening of curry and beer ).

I have also shared rooms platonically with a male buddy. Forget what others are insinuating - you are there to dive and have a nice time. Sharing a room makes dive trips affordable. Just enjoy the trip and don't worry about what any other small minded people might think

Hxxx

[milldog]

Originally Posted by Buoyant Babe

I have shared a bunk room with five lads as the only girl (something I regretted upon discovering what boys smell like after an evening of curry and beer ).

I have also shared rooms platonically with a male buddy. Forget what others are insinuating - you are there to dive and have a nice time. Sharing a room makes dive trips affordable. Just enjoy the trip and don't worry about what any other small minded people might think

Hxxx

I get worried sharing a boat with the beauty babe !!

Graham

[SoggyFox]

Originally Posted by Buoyant Babe

I have shared a bunk room with five lads as the only girl

you do have to wonder who was more scared.

[purple vonny]

I have 2 very good bloke mates who I have shared rooms and tents with. To step over the mate/friendship line would be like incest.

It's a big no no and spoils a great friedship!!!!! Oh err I'm being serious.

Have fun and keep your drawers on.

[SoggyFox]

Originally Posted by purple vonny

I have 2 very good bloke mates who I have shared rooms and tents with. To step over the mate/friendship line would be like incest.
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women can be "friends" with men, but men will never just be "friends" with women there will always be the thought somewhere about getting her into bed.