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Dealing With Your Guy's Budding BromanceSo, your beau's made a new bud. At first, they'd just down a few Molsons and bond over bar games. But now they're involved in a full-blown bromance. What's your next move?


Photograph of two fists bumping.

- Take a bro-ometer reading to gauge how far things have progressed. Early-stage dude bonding includes frequent fist bumping. Late stage? Think Jonah Hill in Superbad. "I just love you. I just wanna go to the rooftops and scream, 'I love my best friend, Evan!'"

- Don't panic--mutual man-crushes are increasingly popular. Even tandem shirtless jogs, à la Lance Armstrong and Matthew McConaughey, are common.

- Feeling left out? Embed yourself in their fun. He may think you and his bro have nothing in common and is being considerate by not getting you involved.

- If he can't grasp how his bro-time is putting a strain on your relationship, then turn the tables. Cancel last minute on a function he assumed you'd be going to, like dinner with his mother.

- If he still won't come around, set a honey trap. Hide his wallet. When he comes searching for it, he finds a scantily clad you. If he'd still rather go bowling with his bro, then I'm afraid your next vacation may be to splitsville.

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