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<p>new</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>&#039;&#039; To avoid this ambiguity the variant special young friend is sometimes used to refer to a close friend. Neither term carries any sexual connotation.&#039;&#039;<br /> <br /> I think this is wrong. Sometimes, depending on tone and intonation, the terms young friend or special young friend CAN carry sexual connotations-to portray boylovers as people who do not have sex with boys or do not think of boys in a sexual way or to say that sexual connotations are not used when talking about previous boys one has been sexual with is to convey the wrong information.<br /> <br /> I decided that its best to put my views here in discussion since editing it on the main article would likely cause some people a great deal of discomfort-however, in the interests of keeping the Boywiki encyclopedic, I think some discussion must take place about this.<br /> <br /> All the best,<br /> [[User:Greencrystal|Greencrystal]] 14:36, 29 August 2005 (EDT)<br /> <br /> I don&#039;t think the idea is that the terms &#039;&#039;preclude&#039;&#039; sexual attraction or even relationships, just that the terms don&#039;t implicitly or explicitly indicate it.<br /> --[[User:Afin|Afin]] 04:05, 30 August 2005 (EDT)<br /> <br /> : I agree. A lot of words can suggest sexual connotations if you say them a certain way. But just like &quot;cucumber&quot; or &quot;banana&quot; in the right situation and with the intonation can suggest masturbation, these terms are not inherently sexual. --[[User:Hínandil|Hínandil]] 23:42, 31 August 2005 (EDT)<br /> <br /> <br /> *Lets do a survey of what everyone thinks-those who vote for &quot;syf&quot; to have a sexual connotation, please sign your name under that definition. Those who feel otherwise can sign their name under the other definition. [[User:Greencrystal|Greencrystal]]<br /> <br /> :I like that idea. Just log in and put &lt;nowiki&gt;# ~~~&lt;/nowiki&gt; on its own line at the bottom of the list you want. No changing other people&#039;s votes! --[[User:Hínandil|Hínandil]] 01:55, 7 September 2005 (EDT)<br /> <br /> == Votes (Definition of the term syf) ==<br /> ===Sexual connotation===<br /> # [[User:Greencrystal|Greencrystal]]<br /> <br /> ===No sexual connotation===<br /> # [[User:Hínandil|Hínandil]]<br /> # [[User:Afin|Afin]]</div>

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