ChatterBank16 mins ago
Bare With Me
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I feel like I'm posting for England tonight. (apologies)
But theres a woman that I know (a friend) who has made it clear in the past that she would like a bit more than just a friendship with me. While a sexual/physical relationship appeals to me (I'm a man after all and I like sex) I just cant be interested in getting emotionally involved anymore.
I support her as a friend (got a few problems similar to my own) but I just cant be arsed with all the difficulties of relationships anymore. Ive all but given up on that score and don't want the headache of it all.
I love her as a friend (and yes, I could easily go to bed with her) but don't want too.
My heads knackered with it all!
But theres a woman that I know (a friend) who has made it clear in the past that she would like a bit more than just a friendship with me. While a sexual/physical relationship appeals to me (I'm a man after all and I like sex) I just cant be interested in getting emotionally involved anymore.
I support her as a friend (got a few problems similar to my own) but I just cant be arsed with all the difficulties of relationships anymore. Ive all but given up on that score and don't want the headache of it all.
I love her as a friend (and yes, I could easily go to bed with her) but don't want too.
My heads knackered with it all!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.You can have a loving friend with benefits 'relationship' that means something but comes minus all of the hassle of a monogamous one, providing that that's what you both actually want. If only one of you wants that and the other sees it as a stepping stone to a more conventional relationship there will trouble when that doesn't materialise, so if you do go there, just be careful she's not taking baby steps to becoming the next Mrs Nailit in her head :) x