But the point of a bromance is that (despite the similarity of name) there is no romantic element.
Anyway, the word for a bromance between two girls is "bromance". Being a bro in this sense is all about how someone acts; it has nothing to do with blood relationships, and there's no real reason to limit it by gender either.
(For bonus points, find an example of a male/female bromance. I've seen at least one in real life, but in fiction the usual assumptions of sexual tension tend to prevent it happening...)
kounishin said: (For bonus points, find an example of a male/female bromance. I've seen at least one in real life, but in fiction the usual assumptions of sexual tension tend to prevent it happening...)
You mean "friend zone" - but no, that's also not it. (That is the assumption that prevents actual cross-gender bromance in fiction, though.)
A bromance has to go both ways, or it's just unreciprocated bromantic feeling. Besides, keeping things to yourself is one thing, but actively deceiving the other person is hardly something a bro would do.
