Grace had Will, Carrie had Sanford, Charlotte had Anthony – a fictional, on-screen bond between a straight gal and a gay male is not just a marketing trick or the network’s way to be politically correct. In fact, many celebs and normal girls like you and me have realized that GBFs (gay BFFs) are those honest friends-for-life they have been unsuccessfully trying to find for many years. Now, if you are still managing to resist this global trend and you still don’t have a gay BFF, here are 8 good reasons why you should definitely give it some thought:
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You could spend days talking with your girl BFF, relive and explain every single detail of your date, interpret all his body language signs and still have no clue if is he into you! A gay BFF, on the other hand, has enough “male brain” to know exactly how “his kind” thinks and enough “female brain” to explain everything to you over a cup of coffee.
A gay BFF brings a unique perspective, honesty, and unconditional support that's just amazing. They're like the perfect mix of best friend and guru!
They often have a keen fashion sense, open-mindedness, and an ability to listen without judgment. Plus, they'll tell it to you straight (pun intended) when you need it most!
Absolutely! A gay BFF can share insights and offer advice on both girl and guy perspectives, and let's be honest, sometimes they just get it better than anyone else.
Totally! They usually have fantastic taste in music, are always up for a good time, and their humor is unmatched.
They encourage you to be yourself, hype you up like no other, and help you see your fabulous self-worth. It's like having your own personal cheerleader!
Remember how Sanford was always there to comment on Carrie’s “date with Big” outfit? Well, a gay BFF will always be there to give an honest opinion so, if your ass really looks fat in those pants you’ll learn about it while you still have the chance to change into something more flattering. A girl might lie just so she could be the one to finally steal the spotlight! She might not have the guts to tell you the real truth thinking you will interpret that as a sign of jealousy. However, a stylish gay man knows exactly what will make the straight part of his kind go crazy and he has no ulterior motives or reasons not to tell you that!
A gay BFF brings a unique perspective, honesty, and unconditional support that's just amazing. They're like the perfect mix of best friend and guru!
They often have a keen fashion sense, open-mindedness, and an ability to listen without judgment. Plus, they'll tell it to you straight (pun intended) when you need it most!
Absolutely! A gay BFF can share insights and offer advice on both girl and guy perspectives, and let's be honest, sometimes they just get it better than anyone else.
Totally! They usually have fantastic taste in music, are always up for a good time, and their humor is unmatched.
They encourage you to be yourself, hype you up like no other, and help you see your fabulous self-worth. It's like having your own personal cheerleader!
Boyfriends often doubt our male friends and their true intentions. And they are not afraid to show it! However, if your male BFF is gay, dear boyfriend has nothing to worry about. He is happy, you are happy and you all live happily ever after!
A gay BFF brings a unique perspective, honesty, and unconditional support that's just amazing. They're like the perfect mix of best friend and guru!
They often have a keen fashion sense, open-mindedness, and an ability to listen without judgment. Plus, they'll tell it to you straight (pun intended) when you need it most!
Absolutely! A gay BFF can share insights and offer advice on both girl and guy perspectives, and let's be honest, sometimes they just get it better than anyone else.
Totally! They usually have fantastic taste in music, are always up for a good time, and their humor is unmatched.
They encourage you to be yourself, hype you up like no other, and help you see your fabulous self-worth. It's like having your own personal cheerleader!
The fact that two girls are friends doesn’t necessarily exclude the risk of being each other’s worst competition. You may consider yourself invisible when standing next to a gorgeous friend of yours but have in mind that some girls feel the same when standing next to you. However, having a gay BFF is kind of like shopping in the same mall but never entering the same shop – you are both free to show off the stuff and share the shopping experiences without any one’s feelings getting hurt.
Why does every girl need a gay BFF?
A gay BFF brings a unique perspective, honesty, and unconditional support that's just amazing. They're like the perfect mix of best friend and guru!
What makes a gay BFF stand out from other friends?
They often have a keen fashion sense, open-mindedness, and an ability to listen without judgment. Plus, they'll tell it to you straight (pun intended) when you need it most!
Can having a gay BFF help in understanding relationships better?
Absolutely! A gay BFF can share insights and offer advice on both girl and guy perspectives, and let's be honest, sometimes they just get it better than anyone else.
Is it true that having a gay BFF means endless fun and adventures?
Totally! They usually have fantastic taste in music, are always up for a good time, and their humor is unmatched.
How does a gay BFF impact your self-confidence?
They encourage you to be yourself, hype you up like no other, and help you see your fabulous self-worth. It's like having your own personal cheerleader!
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Most straight men don’t really have the eye for art in general. Some enjoy gallery openings, some share our passion for those retro, romantic, black and white movies and some even know who Lanvin is, but I can’t think of a single one that likes all of those and also finds watching fashion shows and commenting on the latest collections interesting. Even the most old-fashioned Sex And the City lady, Charlotte, had a gay BFF Anthony and, although he did sound rude at some points, we have to give it to him for knowing so much about everything from tablecloths and drapes to fashion and dating!
Why does every girl need a gay BFF?
A gay BFF brings a unique perspective, honesty, and unconditional support that's just amazing. They're like the perfect mix of best friend and guru!
What makes a gay BFF stand out from other friends?
They often have a keen fashion sense, open-mindedness, and an ability to listen without judgment. Plus, they'll tell it to you straight (pun intended) when you need it most!
Can having a gay BFF help in understanding relationships better?
Absolutely! A gay BFF can share insights and offer advice on both girl and guy perspectives, and let's be honest, sometimes they just get it better than anyone else.
Is it true that having a gay BFF means endless fun and adventures?
Totally! They usually have fantastic taste in music, are always up for a good time, and their humor is unmatched.
How does a gay BFF impact your self-confidence?
They encourage you to be yourself, hype you up like no other, and help you see your fabulous self-worth. It's like having your own personal cheerleader!
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You can go out with your gay BFF, spend the whole evening out with him and his equally gorgeous and fashion conscious friends and still be able to go home and give your significant other a guilt-free good night kiss because you really did nothing wrong! Unless spending time with a bunch of guys that find you as sexually attractive as their mom counts as cheating?
Why does every girl need a gay BFF?
A gay BFF brings a unique perspective, honesty, and unconditional support that's just amazing. They're like the perfect mix of best friend and guru!
What makes a gay BFF stand out from other friends?
They often have a keen fashion sense, open-mindedness, and an ability to listen without judgment. Plus, they'll tell it to you straight (pun intended) when you need it most!
Can having a gay BFF help in understanding relationships better?
Absolutely! A gay BFF can share insights and offer advice on both girl and guy perspectives, and let's be honest, sometimes they just get it better than anyone else.
Is it true that having a gay BFF means endless fun and adventures?
Totally! They usually have fantastic taste in music, are always up for a good time, and their humor is unmatched.
How does a gay BFF impact your self-confidence?
They encourage you to be yourself, hype you up like no other, and help you see your fabulous self-worth. It's like having your own personal cheerleader!
There will be no jealousy, no lying and no competition so a gay best friend or a GBF, in short, is really somebody you can open up to, share your secrets with and hope for some brutally honest opinions and advice. Most women who have decided to replace their girl frenemies with a GBF claim this is the best and the most honest friendship they’ve ever had. And guys are, indeed, less sneaky than girls – I know this counts as speaking against “my own kind” but every girl that has a bad ex-BFF experience will understand what I mean by that.
Why does every girl need a gay BFF?
A gay BFF brings a unique perspective, honesty, and unconditional support that's just amazing. They're like the perfect mix of best friend and guru!
What makes a gay BFF stand out from other friends?
They often have a keen fashion sense, open-mindedness, and an ability to listen without judgment. Plus, they'll tell it to you straight (pun intended) when you need it most!
Can having a gay BFF help in understanding relationships better?
Absolutely! A gay BFF can share insights and offer advice on both girl and guy perspectives, and let's be honest, sometimes they just get it better than anyone else.
Is it true that having a gay BFF means endless fun and adventures?
Totally! They usually have fantastic taste in music, are always up for a good time, and their humor is unmatched.
How does a gay BFF impact your self-confidence?
They encourage you to be yourself, hype you up like no other, and help you see your fabulous self-worth. It's like having your own personal cheerleader!
Gay or straight, a man is a man and every single gal could use a male company sometimes. He can walk you home, pretend to be your boyfriend if some loser is bothering you or just keep you company in those times when you don’t need a whole bunch of creeps trying to pass their weak pick-up lines on you. He will have no problem offering a strong, helping hand when you need it because he truly loves you in a way only a BFF can!
So my vote definitely goes to GBFs! What about you? Do you have one and, in case you don’t, have you considered this idea? What is you opinion on GBFs --- are they just a trendy accessory or exactly what a girl needs to be happy? And, sexual orientation aside, do you think a man and a woman could ever be just friends?
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Wow. I can't believe how ignorant and offensive this is. Stereotyping gay men as arsty, fashionable, and flamboyant puppy dogs, straight men as brutish pigs who only want to get into a woman's pants, and straight women as shallow, manipulative bitches. You missed out mentioning lesbian women in all this, I notice. I suppose they should be relieved, though, since they would likely be protrayed as slobbish butch women who are always after their straight friends. I'd suggest actually going out and getting to know people as people, instead of slapping a label on them and expecting them to follow all the stereotypes associated with that.
As a gay guy I find this kind of offensive. Im tired of people thinking that having a gay friend is "COOL" or smth that "Me and my friends always wanted!". WE ARE NOT SOME KIND OF ACCESSORY! Hang out with us not because we are gay but because of US!
One of my best friends is this guy who is into art, fashion, gives me dating tips and advice, and happens to be 100% straight.
Also, of course men and women could just be friends! What a narrow world view!
What do you mean gay guys have part male and female brain? What's a male brain and what's a female one? I also found this article offensive. I know stereotypically bearish jocks who happen to be gay.
by best friend happens to be gay and i relate in some of the points of this posts, anyway, he is my best friend for who he is not because he is gay... let me put like that if he was straight our relationship would be the same, but he's not so he is my "gbf", but of course i hate that denomination he is my bff or my best friend just that. this post is funny but it also could be offensive, cos yes, i see how other girls want to hang with him just because he's gay and that's not good.
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Maura:Wow. I can't believe how ignorant and offensive this is. Stereotyping gay men as arsty, fashionable, and flamboyant puppy dogs, straight men as brutish pigs who only want to get into a woman's pants, and straight women as shallow, manipulative bitches. You missed out mentioning lesbian women in all this, I notice. I suppose they should be relieved, though, since they would likely be protrayed as slobbish butch women who are always after their straight friends. I'd suggest actually going out and getting to know people as people, instead of slapping a label on them and expecting them to follow all the stereotypes associated with that.
Bill:As a gay guy I find this kind of offensive. Im tired of people thinking that having a gay friend is "COOL" or smth that "Me and my friends always wanted!". WE ARE NOT SOME KIND OF ACCESSORY! Hang out with us not because we are gay but because of US!
Kira:One of my best friends is this guy who is into art, fashion, gives me dating tips and advice, and happens to be 100% straight.
Kira:Also, of course men and women could just be friends! What a narrow world view!
Kira:What do you mean gay guys have part male and female brain? What's a male brain and what's a female one? I also found this article offensive. I know stereotypically bearish jocks who happen to be gay.
Abbey:by best friend happens to be gay and i relate in some of the points of this posts, anyway, he is my best friend for who he is not because he is gay... let me put like that if he was straight our relationship would be the same, but he's not so he is my "gbf", but of course i hate that denomination he is my bff or my best friend just that. this post is funny but it also could be offensive, cos yes, i see how other girls want to hang with him just because he's gay and that's not good.
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