Poll What Kind Of Topic Will My Female Celebrity Friends And I Talk About When It Comes To Male

What is the best way for a male to hug a female friend?

Given the number of allegations flying around, I suggest you hug a girl like you would a cactus:Wrap your hands around, but do not actually touch her.Miss Cactus: What kind of hug was that?You: I know. I know. I'm concerned about..things….Miss Cactus: Fine fine. High five?You: Uhhhhh I dunnnoo.

What are good questions to ask your friends about yourself?

I think I'm going to try this out sometime, haha. The thing is, I think this works for really close friends. It'll also depend on the setting/environment, as more in intimate/close environments, it's a lot easier to ask this question than in a random, crowded setting. Actually, a lot of these questions can be quite similar, but depending on how you word the question, it can come out anything from random to really fascinating. The key is you want to hit the right emotions. Some questions may seem too early to ask, some too strange for some people. I bet asking these questions really take your friendship to the next level, but that's if you want to go that far ;)These are questions I'd wanna try out, and see what happens. Be prepared for the awkward situations.What do you think is the most annoying thing about me, and how do you think I should change it?For my female friends: what qualities do I have which make me attractive to a girl? what sort of qualities should I improve on?For my guy friends: what sort of conversation topics get both of us excited whenever we talk?How have I impacted/influenced/challenge your life? After these years, what makes you continuously want to hang out me?Are there any things we can do to challenge our friendship to make it even better?What sort of things might distance us in the near future?What do you wish to know about me better that I haven't talked about with you?What qualities about me are true to who I am that I should show more often?What qualities about me do you know that I am doing for other people's appeasement versus for myself?What do you think is holding me back from being my true self?What kinds of things should we do together more often?What are the most memorable moments we had together?What is one big thing we should do together right now before we die?When you think of my name, what pops up?How do you describe me to other people? Family members? Friends? Acquaintances? Co-workers?Where do you think we will be in the next 10 years? 20 years? 30 years? etc.What keeps our friendship going?What is the story of our friendship, and what do you think is the next step?What makes our friendship compatible?

How can I make foreign friends on the Internet?

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What do white women think about black guys?

(Going anonymous, just in case…) As a white woman, I have a different experience than those already mentioned. Charlie Toure’s answer makes a lot of sense! And for many people, that might be the underlying reason for the attitudes toward black men.For myself, it’s different. I’m white (like, Irish white, so nearly transparent) and living in Atlanta, Georgia. When I was in the military, I met people from all different countries, from all over the US, and had a mix of experiences with those people. Get down here to Atlanta and it’s almost completely negative. A few black guys I’ve met were just genuinely nice, smart, honest people. The majority, however, were proving the stereotypes true. I couldn’t even walk to the apartment complex mailbox without being approached, being asked to cheat on my husband (even while I was pregnant), or being stalked. I had to carry pepper spray just to pick my kids up from the bus stop because the harassment got so bad. (We were one of only a few — 3 or 4 — white families in the 800 unit complex.) Sometimes I’d get asked how much I charge per hour. Sometimes they’d nearly crawl into the car with me if I was sitting in the car waiting for my kids after school.My husband’s mom has always dated black guys (after her two white marriages were over), and his experiences also prove stereotypes true: cheating, violent, abusive, and selfish.Are those qualities present in other races/colors? Absolutely! Are the stereotypes there because it’s more prevalent in American black culture? Yep. It’s not universally true. So to answer the original question — what do I (as a white woman) think of black guys? I’ve had enough very negative experiences that I shy farther away when I see a black guy, and I never walk anywhere alone in Atlanta.Edit: Clarified that my perspective applies predominantly to American black guys/culture. I have met black people from other parts of the world and the experience and people were vastly different (and more decent) than the American attitudes.