Umm, how would you feel if your friend dated your younger sister/bother

are you a girl or a guy?

>>17497477
i'd be happy, better than some cunt i don't know

Depends on which of my friends it was.

>>17497528
+1
It sounds bad at first, but it's really better than some unknown jerk

>>17497477
depends on the friend and the sibling
>their personalities
>their ages, both individually and in relation to each other
>whether either of them is a known fuckup
>what the fallout is likely to be like if they break up

>>17497528
This. If you know you're friend is an asshole, that's one thing, but if you're friend is a good guy then you'd probably rather it be him

Also who cares how you feel, your sister can make her own choices

>>17497477
If he's a good friend of yours, then it's all good. Better than some chump you don't know.

>>17497519
I'm a guy.

OP here, he's a decent guy, intelligent, tall and handsome, all that.
I met him four years ago when we become flatmates, and got along very well.

Still just feels... awkward somehow.

>>17497610
Oh, and what slightly bugs me is their eight year age difference. My sister's 19, he's 27.

>>17497614
that's kinda odd, yes, but how are their relative maturity levels? once you get over 18 or 20 the disparity in maturity starts to flatten out.