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"  If only finding an amazing boyfriend with a penchant for giving massages was as easy as connecting with your gay guy bestie. See: Carrie and Stanford on Sex and the City, Kurt and Mercedes on Glee, and their costars (and real life BFFs) Lea Michele and Jonathan Groff, pictured left.  Science now confirms what we knew all along: Gay men and straight women were totally made for each other, because we can give each other much-needed relationship advice, without the drama that some times arises with your straight girlfriends.  While we love our girls, there can be some level of fakeness and dishonesty when it comes to discussing our dating lives, whether it&amp;#039;s because we feel like we need hide our real opinion about a pal&amp;#039;s BF to spare her feelings, or because we kinda wanna date the dude ourselves.  But this recent study argues that because gay guys and gals don&amp;#039;t have any competition when it comes to straight guys, they&amp;#039;re better able to give each other agenda-free dating advice, and, therefore, be more honest with each other.  Kinda makes us wish we had our very own Jonathan to dish over dudes\u2014and watch rom-coms\u2014with\u2026 Want more from Natasha? Follow her on Twitter or find her on Facebook. Photo: Getty Images "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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