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The state of being where there is no interest in any type of serious relationship.
At this point in his life Daniel is not interested in a relationship....he is only interested in friends and fucks.
a girl friend who is girlie and fashionable, always a pleasant acquaintance, a modern and fun best friend, someone you like to go shopping with, someone who you share feminine secrets or tendencies with, someone who you can lay next to and don't mind cuddling with, someone who you have laughed so hard you cried and worked out your abs with, someone who you can say "I love you" to without a doubt.
best friendbestiegirl powerfemme friend
Older slang term that means someone is gay
Well she's a friend of dorthy!
A someone whose your friend and "rides the pony" aka actively engages in sex with you. With mutual consent and you highly respect each other. Between not dating and friends with benefits.
No we are not dating, we are pony-friends.
a ghost friend is an acquaintance that act like friends with, but they don't state that they're your friend out loud. maybe someone you know is nice to you and always greets you (maybe they're just friendly/nice, but you can still consider them as a ghost friend)
although others may think you have a literal friend that's a ghost, you can explain the other definition for it.
i bumped into my ghost friend today, it was so funny yet embarrassing, lol
in math, my ghost friend and i laughed so hard, i love them
This is a group of seedy people your friend hangs out with when he is not hanging out with you or your primary friend group. You wonder how your friend came to be acquainted with these people and how he could possibly enjoy their company. Oftentimes, your friend is admittedly embarrassed that he is associated with his Bridge Friends. Bridge Friends are generally shady people you don't want to be around.They are also typically slow, have terrible senses of humor, and often wear jean shorts. These are the type of people you would expect to hang out under a bridge.
Friend 1: "Where is Jerry?"
Friend 2: "He said he is going to some underground luau with his Bridge Friends."
Friend 3: "Those guys are creepy, I don't know why he hangs out with them."
The term "friend" used loosely. They are only considered a friend when the other party benefits and are often ditched when plans are made.
I was going to hangout with Kristen but she was busy so I decided to get Kelsey, my alternate friend .