Yes! Very good post,
@Zhugezen , and to
@BigDixRule, I'm also impressed at your ability to express your thoughts here and how deeply you seem to think, and feel, about things, which is one reason I "watched" this thread - although, later, the "Voyager" talk didn't hurt either!
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I think too it often can be harder for two guys to connect, compatible sexualities or otherwise. To figure out how to talk about their feelings or ambitions, or simply neutral topics.
Not necessarily fully directly related to
@BigDixRule's situation, but I've seen straight men bemoan the lack of good male friends in their post-college years (once their core friend group often scatters geographically or life-responsibility wise) and as they get into their 30s and even 40s - i.e. "where do you meet guys for simple friendship?" Those guys may have a girlfriend, may have a wife, but no idea where to meet other guys for platonic male friendships and it can be hard for a lot of guys to say "Hey, I want to hang out with you" or "I think I want some guy 'hang' time." I guess sometimes it's "join a soccer team" or "join a hockey team" (amateur, hobby teams) or other events (like a Superbowl watch party at the neighborhood bar & grill maybe), but I think females in our society are perhaps more naturally apt to make friendships more quickly with other women and that society sees and encourages that. With men, straight, gay, bi, or otherwise, it can be more difficult.
All that to say,
@BigDixRule, I think you're doing well and just take it a day at a time and never diminish the bond and hang time you've already have and will continue to have!
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