Needing New Friends

Infiltrat0rN7

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Hey yall. Long time viewer and consumer here on LPSG. I was just wondering if, by any chance, and straight men would be interested in having a gay friend. I’m a 100% gay male and in need of new male friends, so I’d really love to find some straight men on here.

Any/all replies are welcome. I’m just a bit lonely
 
On my book friendship appears with time with someone who resonate with you, i don't think it's possible online. I do feel close to some people online but I wouldn't go as far to call it a friend.
My advice find yourself a hobby that involves several people, your odds are good but a friend is a friend no matter of his orientation.
I met 2 gay men separately who were totally the opposite on behavior one flamboyant and the other you could never have guessed.
Personally I found that flamboyant exhausting because he was constantly trying to fill the room talking and hitting if that is the case relax if you found a friend just be there interact relax listen and comunícate what you feel.
The other one we spent some time until he told us, we kept having quality time with him, nothing changed.
 
I've met guys online that I am close to. Whatever topic brought us together was a shared interest, but we got to know more personal things about each other. Those were the things that pulled us closer.

I also have 3 close friends in my day to day life (I am very fortunate). Two I met at work (different workplaces) and one because we kept showing up at the same pool at the same time and eventually said hello. Maybe things progressed slowly to friendship, but we enjoyed each other's company and shared honest thoughts and opinions with each other. I'd encourage you to connect with someone you see regularly or someone you've got a shared interest with. Big dicks may or may not be an interest to build a friendship on.

Gay or straight doesn't matter. How you relate to each other is what's important.
 
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I've met guys online that I am close to. Whatever topic brought us together was a shared interest, but we got to know more personal things about each other. Those were the things that pulled us closer.

I also have 3 close friends in my day to day life (I am very fortunate). Two I met at work (different workplaces) and one because we kept showing up at the same pool at the same time and eventually said hello. Maybe things progressed slowly to friendship, but we enjoyed each other's company and shared honest thoughts and opinions with each other. I'd encourage you to connect with someone you see regularly or someone you've got a shared interest with. Big dicks may or may not be an interest to build a friendship on.

Gay or straight doesn't matter. How you relate to each other is what's important.
I’m just looking for online friendships right now. Not to say I’m looking for a friendship where we can hang out physically in the future, but for now, I’d like to keep it online really.
 
I’m just looking for online friendships right now. Not to say I’m looking for a friendship where we can hang out physically in the future, but for now, I’d like to keep it online really.
You could buy friends like some buy followers or pretend an "AI" is your friend but what you really need is to get out to the real world.

Online gets me suspicious in your case why posting on a small subsection targeting straight only where you could simply post on ask man to get better odds.
 
You could buy friends like some buy followers or pretend an "AI" is your friend but what you really need is to get out to the real world.

Online gets me suspicious in your case why posting on a small subsection targeting straight only where you could simply post on ask man to get better odds.
Because even though I’ve been on this site for a while, I’ve never really posted anything. I don’t know how to work this site lol