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If I want to mention a friend and to specify his/her sex, how can I put it short? Do you say a "he-friend" or "she-friend"? If I simply say "boy-friend" or "girl-friend" does it always mean we have relationships?
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Females sometimes describe their female friends as "girlfriends" even if they aren't in a lesbian relationship with them, but it's not as common anymore. Sometimes girls call male friends that they aren't in a heterosexual relationship with "guy friends".
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simply say either friends with tits or friends with cock.
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Typically you don't refer to their gender unless it is relevant to what you're saying about them... You would normally just say "my friend" and then use the respective male/female pronouns, if their gender is somehow relevant you would say 'my friends who is a girl' or something along those lines. Or you could use their name... "My friend, Mary..." or "my friend John..." and their sex will be implied.
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I agree with Skippy. But if you insist, you could say "guy friend" or "male friend" and "female friend".
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Thanks to yall, friends ;)
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