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Would you be flattered if a man told you he really fancied you and would like to have some no-strings sex but has no intention of a relationship. If you fancied him, would you go for this arrangement? Would you be able to NOT fall for him, and want more from the relationship?!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.2sp, that's interesting. So, what would you say you got out of the arrangement, aside from the obvious? Was it that you had felt unloved by your previous boyfriend and it was nice to have some male attention again? Or was it simply sex, scratching an itch? ie- were you driven by emotional reasons or purely physical ones?
My previous boyfriend had moved to Australia to work (this was planned before we got together). I was mad about him and broke my heart when he left.
Everyone needs affection. I got that from my friend, but without the emotional attachment and complications.
So, I would say, yes it was purely physical. Didn't hurt that he was quite a hottie and we were great friends too!
Everyone needs affection. I got that from my friend, but without the emotional attachment and complications.
So, I would say, yes it was purely physical. Didn't hurt that he was quite a hottie and we were great friends too!
Honestly, I don't think I ever would have wanted a relationship. I didn't want to get involved, but still missed the physical side of being in one.
I did care for the guy, but that was because he was my friend, not as a boyfriend.
If he'd made it clear he wanted more, I would have run a mile. I'm pretty sure he was on the same page as me though.
I did care for the guy, but that was because he was my friend, not as a boyfriend.
If he'd made it clear he wanted more, I would have run a mile. I'm pretty sure he was on the same page as me though.
I'm quite surprised at how many negative answers there are!
IF I wasn't in a relationship, IF I found the man attractive in personality and looks I might think about it - I knew someone in the 80's/ 90's that I had a fairly similar relationship with, but I wouldn't now because of OH.
So was this "friends with benefits", or have I just got loose morals?
IF I wasn't in a relationship, IF I found the man attractive in personality and looks I might think about it - I knew someone in the 80's/ 90's that I had a fairly similar relationship with, but I wouldn't now because of OH.
So was this "friends with benefits", or have I just got loose morals?
If it's not hurting anyone, and you are able to separate sex from love, why not? It's not like you are making a living from it, like a prostitute, it just used to happen sometimes if we found ourselves together - he was free, I was free - I still like him, but wouldn't sleep with him now because I've got someone at home who loves me, and I love him. Also, it's quite nice to be fancied, and feel that you are an attractive person. (don't worry, 2sp, I'll cover your back!)