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Women answering whether they would date a man with no friends:
"I wouldn't automatically rule someone out for not having friends but if you don't it's because you're the scum of the earth and I could never date someone like that."
The vast majority ofwomen toilets said they wouldn't and the ones that had portrayed the boyfriend as if he was satan.
There were a few who said they would but it just so happens they never have.
Men answering whether they would date a woman with no friends:
It seems like having no friends is an advantage if you're a toilet but not if you're male.
It's over.
No, I wouldn't date someone without friends.
I know two women who dated men who had no friends and let's just say that over time exactly why these men had no friends became apparent. I now consider it to be a red flag.
I wouldn't because it leads to clinginess in my opinion. Obviously not everyone is prone to being clingy, but my ex-boyfriend stopped seeing his friends as much over the course of us dating. He would want to spend all his weekends with me which is nice at first, but it would then cause problems if I wanted to see friends on a weekend. He would feel as though I didn't want to spend time with him, but I would try to encourage him to spend time with other people. He just wouldn't.
I only like dating social butterflies, so I wouldn't be interested.
No.
I've done this in the past and I'll be DAMNED if I do it again. I'm a very social person and my ex pretty much kept me on lock down because he didn't have friends of his own, didn't want to befriend mine and didn't trust me going out without him.
It's not like I go out all the time - but I do have a ton of friends that I love spending time with and seeing - whether coming over to chit-chat after work or going out on the weekends for a drink. That's just me.
Honestly, No. I couldn't do it to myself again. I have dated guys without friends before and It didn't work because-
They would become needy, co-dependent and have to be around me all the time as I was their only social outlet.
They would become jealous and suspicious of my friends, especially the guys OR they would have to tag along to EVERY social gathering we had.
I wouldn't automatically rule someone out for their friends or lack there of. But there's usually a reason why people don't have friends. I need someone that can be social my current boyfriend hates groups has friends but isn't the most open person. But he became friends with my friends and if he couldn't I couldn't be with him.
"I wouldn't automatically rule someone out for not having friends but if you don't it's because you're the scum of the earth and I could never date someone like that."
I once dated a man that had absolutely no friends. It was excruciating to be around him because he had no life outside of ours. I tried to fit that into my life but it simply did not work. I need a man that has his own friends and his own interests. He even clearly told me that he would never introduce me to his two brothers… the only two people he ever spoke to on the phone. EVER. He said that his brother hit on his now dead wife and since that day, he never brought his wife around him again or any of his girlfriends.
I would say that I could not date or be with a man like that again. It was excruciating to be the center of attention all the time. I hated it. I really hated it.
"It's a red flag if a man doesn't have friends but neither do I but I'm date-able."I'd say yes, if by "red flag" you mean "pay particular attention to this thing and try to see why that is."
I don't have so many friends and I also don't have a super close relationship with my family, but I don't think that makes me "undatable." Some people are unlucky in the family lottery, I genuinely don't think I'm at fault there.
The vast majority of
There were a few who said they would but it just so happens they never have.
Men answering whether they would date a woman with no friends:
When you date someone it should be about you and that person, not how many friends you have (unless he acts differently toward you around his friends or anything negative like that). If he knows you're shy and is even remotely intelligent, he should be able to make the connection there. Maybe you can get to know some of his friends better and make some of your own that way. As long as you're not trying to monopolize his time or take him away from his friends, I don't see why it should be a problem.
Would I date a girl with no friends? If I'm attracted to her, sure.
It'd be great to date someone with no friends! I don't have any myself and I don't really like being friends with people (significant others not included) ... so being with someone who wouldn't expect you to hang out with their friends and be all pal-y with them would be fantastic, IMO.
Yes I would, if I were attracted to them.
My ex-girlfriend was an archetypal recluse (at least during the first few months of our relationship), but my family and friends couldn't have been more taken with her. So yes; providing she weren't totally inept.
I wouldn't mind.. you can be her friend
Sounds like a keeper, but there must be an underlying reason why she has no friends. o_O Maybe she's just a newcomer to wherever this situation is?
I can't imagine why that would matter..?
wouldn't it be better.. I mean that would mean you have more time so spend with him!
however.. the only downside i can think of is.. why DONT you have any friends.. or something
It seems like having no friends is an advantage if you're a toilet but not if you're male.
It's over.
Would a girl want to date a guy that has no friends?
Answer (1 of 10): What is the deal Mike… get some friends man. I know that some guys do not do guy friends easily. They are so terrified and afraid having had bad experiences or no experiences. I once dated a man that had absolutely no friends. It was excruciating to be around him because he had...
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Answer (1 of 2): Not necessarily. When you marry someone, you in effect marry into their circles, however, wide or narrow they may be. This can be problematic, or it can be good. The smaller the other person's circles, the fewer complications from that. If, OOH, their circles are small becaus...
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