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I'd posted a request elsewhere long ago. Pretty sure these two are from 2000-2010, maybe a little more recent but not much.
First, a "women's train" story where a guy realizes he's standing in front of the "women-only" car on the train, only to be pushed in. The different women take turns with him until his crush comes up, and after they get off she reveals that the ladies do that whenever they find out one of the girls has a crush.
Second, there was a story with a girl (pretty sure short hair, definitely small to medium chest) who had a boyfriend, but her boyfriend wanted to wait a while before taking "that step". The girl thus asked a friend of hers to be her partner for... relief until her boyfriend was ready to get physical. This lasted for some time until one day she told him that her boyfriend had finally agreed. She then asks the main character if he'd still like to hang out, go to karaoke, have tea or see a movie from time to time just as good buddies. He absolutely refuses saying that there's no point if he doesn't get to do her. After she leaves he thinks to himself that indeed there's no point, because it means he's just a buddy. When he was in that relationship with her, he was someone special and important to her, someone who had something with her that her boyfriend didn't. He couldn't bear to be nothing to her but just some guy friend she hung out with on occasion.
First, a "women's train" story where a guy realizes he's standing in front of the "women-only" car on the train, only to be pushed in. The different women take turns with him until his crush comes up, and after they get off she reveals that the ladies do that whenever they find out one of the girls has a crush.
Second, there was a story with a girl (pretty sure short hair, definitely small to medium chest) who had a boyfriend, but her boyfriend wanted to wait a while before taking "that step". The girl thus asked a friend of hers to be her partner for... relief until her boyfriend was ready to get physical. This lasted for some time until one day she told him that her boyfriend had finally agreed. She then asks the main character if he'd still like to hang out, go to karaoke, have tea or see a movie from time to time just as good buddies. He absolutely refuses saying that there's no point if he doesn't get to do her. After she leaves he thinks to himself that indeed there's no point, because it means he's just a buddy. When he was in that relationship with her, he was someone special and important to her, someone who had something with her that her boyfriend didn't. He couldn't bear to be nothing to her but just some guy friend she hung out with on occasion.
