What differentiates romantic love and frienship besides sex?
Post number #363495, ID: c9e667
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This is a serious question, but I'm willing to entertain all perspectives.
Post number #363526, ID: 6c08cf
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first of all, sex isn't always romantic
Post number #363566, ID: 68c83c
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>>6c08cf This is fair and true.
-OP
Post number #363579, ID: 2b92b3
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I consider it a continuum. So every friendship is romantic to one degree or another to me. Sex plays into it, but only in consideration of the fact that it's sort of an act of trust if you have insecurities, which most people do. It doesn't differentiate between friendship and love by itself, you just unlock it at a certain love level, so to speak
Post number #363589, ID: 9d5f56
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You tend to understand why you want to be around your friends. You have similar interests, you've been through the same stuff, etc... You don't have delusions about your friends. Love can be like no reason, you might even hate them, you just HAVE to be close, then you imagine and invent to make up for it depending on how obsessed you are.
I think that I have the exact same ideas as both of you. I'm just sort of in the middle pf a crisis.
Post number #363653, ID: 3053ce
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I personally believe that love is when you think about someone and you make conscious efforts to not fantasize stabbing or shooting them in the eye
Post number #363693, ID: 488ef6
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>>363648 crisis?
Post number #363772, ID: 2adfe8
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>>488ef6 Check the bottom of the thread titled "Real Shit."
Post number #363775, ID: 2adfe8
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Note also that I'm not in need of a support group. I'm just trying to figure some things out about myself.
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| This is a serious question, but I'm willing to entertain all perspectives.