7 Men Every Woman Needs in Her Life
It's nice to have a little testosterone around sometimes.
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A Few Good Men - This week’s episode of Being Mary Jane took viewers deeper into Mary Jane and her bestie Greg’s relationship. They had a couple of tough conversations, but even when they’re beefing, it’s clear they still have each other’s backs. What about your man circle? Outside of your man or man-to-be—who is hopefully your perfect combination of all these gents—these are the guys who are good to have around at various times; they can help you grow and…have fun. By Kenrya Rankin (Photo: BET)
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The brother from another mother - Yes, it is totally possible to be close friends with a man and have no romantic feelings. In fact, the thought of kissing this dude makes you physically ill. He knows you very well, and isn’t afraid to pull your card when you’re not being true to yourself. Though you probably check in with each other every few weeks anyway, he’s also great to call for a man’s opinion when you’re dealing with man drama, and you repay the favor by helping him decipher his relationships.(Photo: Don Mason/CORBIS)
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The ex who’s now the homie - Who says you have to hate someone just because your relationship didn’t work out? Not us! He knows what you’re like when you’re in love (or at least in like) and can provide valuable insight when you hit a speed bump in subsequent situations. Pick his brain! (Photo: Sam Bloomberg-Rissman/Getty Images)
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The harmless flirt - You might not even know this man’s name, but if you’re honest, his sincere smile and “Good morning, Beautiful,” when you pass him on the way into your office building every morning is a nice way to start the day. A little confirmation of the obvious never hurt anyone. (Photo: Dean Mitchell/Getty Images)
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The handyman - Just because you can paint your kitchen all by yourself doesn’t mean it wouldn’t be more fun with a partner. Whether it’s assembling that 342-piece Ikea wardrobe or fixing a leaky faucet, he not only knows how to help, but actually enjoys pitching in. But be sure you’re as good of a friend to him as he is to you—a good thank you meal goes a long way, and you should never lead him on to get his help. (Photo: Solstock/Getty Images)
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