This Bromance thing is gay

[Guest]

There's a new show on MTV called Bromance coming out. While I was in Barnes and Noble today, I saw a book called "The Bro Code".

I'm looking at this shit and going "goddamn this is almost homosexual". Am I the only one who thinks this is weird?

Take a look at Urban Dictionary, which is the source for all that is cutural these days.

[url]http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=bromance[/url]

Yuck.

I don't knock having male friends. That's cool.

In fact, I just got back from Las Vegas where a friend and I sarged that town together. We were talking to girls.
But we weren't hugging and spooning eachother, ok. That would be what urban dictionary would call "gay".

I also think gay guys should be gay guys. Come out of the closet. Call it what it is.

The blurring of the lines between heterosexual men as friends and homosexual relationships is really getting under my skin. What's next? All male sleep overs?
Geez!

What happened to girls?

That's the missing part of the equation. These guys who are all bromantic are missing the chicks.

What do you guys think?

[Guest]

Is this like the kinda thing between JD and Chris from Scrubs??? LOL

[Guest]

[b][u]Bromance:[/b][/u]
Describes the complicated love and affection shared by two straight males.

That was the first definition.
Now compare it to the third definition of Homosexual:
A term for someone who feels affection for someone else of the same gender. They are usually hated by idiots who think they're so smart.

Screw that bromance shit.
Straight males having love and affection for each other???
WHAT HAS THE WORLD COME TO???
I care about my guy friends but only in a FRIEND way, there is no love and certainly NO AFFECTION.
Garuantee you 100% of the guys on Bromance are gay, or bi yet prefer guys.
In conclusion: Bromance = Homo Romance




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I also think gay guys should be gay guys. Come out of the closet. Call it what it is.
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Hell yeah they should!
Think of all the competition that would be eliminated if gay guys stopped pretending to be straight!

[Guest]

I dunno. It's OK to love a guy as long as it's not sexual in tone.

I genuinely love a lot of the guys I grew up with. Now, we don't cuddle or anything like that...which would be drawing the line. Still though, I do love them.

[Guest]

LOL you can call me gay all ya want, but me and my best friend are definitely in a scrubs-like bromance. In fact we've compared ourselves to scrubs before... ;) I'm brown bear he's white shadow. My ex used to call him 'my other wife.' I can't recall the last time I hugged him... probably years? Has nothing to do with any kind of affection, just having a best friend who's got your back always and probably knows you better than anyone else. Non bromance relationships come and go in life... but a bromance lasts for ever lol ;)

Oh, and I own the bro code as fenix can tell you ;) But that book has nothing to do with bromances.

[Guest]

Did you actually read any of the "BRO CODE" book? First off, its a bit off of "How I met your Mother"...note that it has Neil Patrick Harris on the cover. Written as comedic entertainment...

The term 'BROMANCE' and all the encompasses (including the show and that faggot Brody Jenner) are quite homoerotic in nature.