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10 Things About A Bro-Chick And Her Bros

A shout out to all of my bros

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10 Things About A Bro-Chick And Her Bros
Keri Rogers

I am a bro-chick. I have a lot of guy friends that I hang out with. I can count on these guys for multiple things, and know they will always be like brothers to me till the end.

Bro-chick: A chick who is basically like one of the dudes, similar to tomboy status, but less manly. One who hangs out and does dude-ly things, but knows her limits. Not to be confused with bro-ho, a bro-chick is a girl who will sit back, drink beer, play videogames and football with you, and still spend 5 hours doing her hair and makeup. (Definition by Urban Dictionary)

1. No drama between you and your bros.

They don't deal with drama. Yes, they let you rant and rave about whatever is bothering you. They will listen to you but won't spread what you said to others. Finally when you're done, they will probably make fun of you for being such a girl, but reassure you it'll all be OK. Even better they will probably come up with an idea to distract you from your problems.

2. You give each other advice about the opposite sex.

Really though, who is the best at giving you advice on how a dude's mind works than a dude himself, and vise versa. They can always tell you what that guy really means when he texts you randomly. You can also tell them what that girl meant when she said "I'm fine." Plus you can discuss other relationship topics.

3. You're the best wing woman out there.

Going along with #2. Sometimes the most effective wing person out there is the bro-chick. How many times has your wing man let you down? Maybe you need to find a wing woman to really get that girl you spotted at the bar. Bar-girl will likely be more willing to make small talk with a friendly girl face than a dude. Plus your wing woman will have a better idea of what bar-girl wants in a guy and can talk you up in all the right ways.

4. You're comfortable around each other.

A great thing about having such a close relationship with your bros is how comfortable you are around each other. That means either of you will let out burps and farts that you would usually hold in around the opposite sex. Plus a bro-chick will devour food in front of the bros without caring about being "lady-like." Sometimes, you'll see a Qdoba burrito be wolfed down faster than ever before with a bro-chick.

5. Will always have a good time hanging out.

Either you're going for ice cream, watching football, or a movie, you can always count on having a good time with your bros.

6. You tease each other.

You tease but not in the flirty way as some would assume. This is a type of tease you would tease your brother or sister about. They are practically your family and of course you have to give them hell about their embarrassing moments.

7. You talk and play sports together.

Me and my bros, we talk sports together, (because yes I do know the difference between basketball and football). This opens up all sorts of conversation starters. This also means you can play on co-ed intramural sports teams together, and be in the same fantasy football league too.

8. They can say and do gross things around you without you getting completely upset about it.

Yes boys are gross. You'll learn things about guys you have never wanted to know in your life...but you'll learn about things you were always secretly curious about too. They know you are a bro-chick and won't keep their usual filter on around you.

9. You will always have them to lift and reach stuff for you.

My bros are all taller and stronger than I am. So it is nice to have them around to lift heavy objects that I can't carry myself. Even nicer, when I can't reach the top of the shelf and they easily can. They are a personal moving team, and if you feed them, they will come back. However, they will use these two things against you when teasing or playing sports.

10. You always have each other's back.

Most importantly your bros will always be someone you can count on no matter your situation. They basically are your brothers, so they are going to watch out for you all the time.

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