"Sex cleavage" is a term used to describe the tendancy for people to "hang out" with people of their own gender. While its up for debate whether this behavior falls into the category of "nature" or "nurture" in the age-old debate versus the two, one thing remains true:
I prefer the company of males.
When I was a little girl I had a couple of close female friends, but when we were on the playground I mostly played with boys. In junior high school I went through a phase were the lunch table I sat at was inhabited by only females, but the only one of those friendships that lasted once high school started was with Ashley (aka TheAbominatrix).
I have plenty of friends, but only two of my close friends are female:
1) Brandy, who is a Mormon and is far away and nearly un-reachable on her mission, and is entirely too close to my mother anyway so that if I tell her anything she will almost certainly casually mention it to my mother in conversation.
2) Ashley, who has spent the last three years without going to work or to school and I swear to God if I spend more than a few hours with her every couple of weeks I am going to punch her in the face for reasons that may or may not be obvious. Also, she hardly counts as a female. I mean seriously.
Other than that my next two closest female friends are Kim (Sean's wife), who, in reality, I've seen probably less than seven times in the last two years. We were friends in elementary school though and I always have a soft spot for childhood friends, and Nicky. The latter being a member here, Calliope, who I've never even so much as talked to on the phone, just sent a couple of letters back and forth.
This only started to bother me, though I can't say it really bothers me, when the subject of myself and BJ someday having bachelor/bachelorette parties. Think about it... My party will consist of a Mormon, a lazy psychopath, and maybe Sean's wife. My wedding party will obviously be Ashley and Brandy and BJ's little sister, while BJ has a hearty supply of as many groomsmen as he wants.
I still don't have a point though. Uhm... *thinks*
Oh yeah, my point was to ask everyone about whether their friendships are mostly of their gender or of the other. And if I'm weird. And if Ashley counts as a female or not.
P.S. No, I'm not engaged, the topic just came up for no reason.