Do you keep your opposite gender friendships even after your marriage??

I have many male friends some I knew before I was married and some who are mutual friends of mine & my husband, I don't think there should be a problem with you keeping your friends, they are so important in our life

I don't have problem also, my best of friend in my life is a male ( we've been friends for 18 yrs already )...and a when i was in college, most friends that i'm comfortable to hang out with are male. So for me no problem at all

well it's not bad to have friends who is opposite gender. i am married, and i told my husband who is my friends are.. it's fine to keep them as friends as long as our husband/wife didn't see any bad moves.. friends are friends and nothing else...

marriage seems a lifetime away. but i think i'll keep my friendships as long as my future husband wouldn't mind.

Being honest with your partner can strengthen your relationships.. YOU must tell her who are your friends and dont lie to her so that she may know who are they and will not suspect you.

I am engaged..My fiancee and I have succesful relationship because we are honest to each other.. We never lied. We always communicate. We are also best friend.. My Boy friends are known by him. Whenever I go out with them, I will tell him. HE will get angry if I lied to him.

I love all my friends and I wouldn't drop any. My husband also have his and it would be impossible to be happy with each other if we had to drop someone only because the other wants it. It wouldn't be a trustfull relationship. I know my husband don't like very much one of my friends (and it's a female one) and the only thing he does is not going with me when I'm going to meet her. I think it's fair enough.

I'm not married yet, but my fiance understands that I get along better with guys than I do with girls. Many of my good male friends are our mutual friends, so I'm sure he won't mind if I am still friends with them. I think that as long as there is trust and honesty in a relationship, it doesn't really matter which gender your friends are.

Yes. If they're my friends and I care about them, then it doesn't matter who I marry... they're still my friends. And if my significant other can't deal with that, then perhaps he shouldn't be my significant other.

I don't think it's difficult for me. As I am a single-minded and I'm very faithful to my husband. So I won't even have a thought to betray him. I have no reason to do so, too.
Therefore, I can treat other men as friends only. My husband knows them too and I appreciate he trusts me. It's not wrong to have a friendship with other male friends.

I have one in particular friendship with the mother of my Godchild. We sort of hung out when the father decided he did not want to be in the families life in the beginning or at least until he could get his act together. The father is a good man and he is extremely intelligent; he just needs to find out what and who is priorities are.

My wife knows this woman and she has stated that she was not really sure how she felt about her. I do not think she likes her. I let her know that I have been speaking with her on occasion but it is conversation based. I have not seen this woman in nearly 7 years.