celeratethetimescomeon answered Saturday October 15 2005, 9:09 pm: First of all does she know he's bisexual? I'm not trying to be rude but if she wants to go out with a bisexual why can't she? If it bothers you that much explain to her why you're so annoyed and the risks they may be involved in her relationship.
gina answered Saturday October 15 2005, 2:50 pm: Well what you need to do is just be there for her! Unless he's a jerk to her, don't get involved! It's not worth it, if she really likes this guy and she can sense that you don't accept, then she might not talk to you anymore! If the guy's bisexual it doesn't mean he's a freak, it's just sexual orientation, nothing more nothing less, he doesn't bite and he's not harmful! If anything i think you should stand back and just let them do their thing! Trust me, you don't want to lose a friend over this! Good luck! [ gina's advice column | Ask gina A Question ]
FunnyCide answered Saturday October 15 2005, 1:47 pm: You can't really STOP her, it's her choice. However, you can calmly explain why you think it is a bad idea for her to go out with a bisexual guy. If you shout at her, she'll simply ignore you. Shouting isn't a good way to get your point across. Therefore, you could try telling her why you think it's a bad idea for her to date a bisexual guy, and she can tell you why she thinks it's a good idea to date a bisexual guy. Use good logic, good sense, and be polite! After all, it is her choice. You can simply state your opinion.
-FunnyCide [ FunnyCide's advice column | Ask FunnyCide A Question ]
Mckick answered Saturday October 15 2005, 12:47 pm: If your friend doesn't mind being with this guy who is bisexual then you shouldn't try and stop her. I would just be her firend and be there for her. Maybe down the line she might break up with him and if you get in the way you might lose her as a friend. Just stand back and be a friend. If this guy isn't cheating on her and if faithful then whose to tell her who she can and can't be with. [ Mckick's advice column | Ask Mckick A Question ]
sbloemeke answered Saturday October 15 2005, 12:26 pm: Unfortunately, love is a thing that is too strong to be broken by an outside force such as yourself. You can state your opinion, and it will do a little damage, but love cannot be broken by someone else. If they threaten to break a friendship, they choose the love.
It's too powerful. Just state your opinion, and let them be. [ sbloemeke's advice column | Ask sbloemeke A Question ]
x_mystery answered Saturday October 15 2005, 12:06 pm: You can't. Your friend is NOT a freak for liking somebody bisexual! The guy does not like ONLY guys, or ONLY girls, he likes both. So he can have just as much love for your friend or any other girl - or any other guy. Its not a big deal. If you try and stop your friend from going out with somebody just because YOU are homophobic (biphobic??) your "friend" shouldn't even hang around you. [ x_mystery's advice column | Ask x_mystery A Question ]
mpmsweetie answered Saturday October 15 2005, 11:21 am: Im sorry to say this, but you should let her be with him. It is her choise, right? And if he is a bad guy, your friend will break up with him on her own. [ mpmsweetie's advice column | Ask mpmsweetie A Question ]
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