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| Question #1195638223 | Wednesday, 21-Nov-2007 |
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| does a platonic relationship ever lead to a sexual relationship? -- betty |
Your Answers: 1+ |
| A1 Ever? Of course. What are you really getting at? -- iAnnAu |
| A2 The fact that you've thought about it means that maybe it is no longer 100% platonic ... -- Cyclops |
| A3 yes, but it's not always better. -- Anonymous |
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| A4 how does this relate to socionics? -- Tricia |
| A5 Dunno A4, but relationships and socionics go hand in hand, so maybe some form correlation will become apparent at some point -- Anonymous |
| A6 I've often suspected that super-ego pairs have the best likelihood of sexual chemistry although living together would be hell – nature can be cruel:-) -- I/O |
| A7 Yes, but then the sex is terrible and the relationship will eventually revert back to platonic. After that point, the past history of sex and togetherness makes it difficult to maintain any relationhip at all. So in the end, you lost a good friend. P.S. it's normal to develop a crush on a friend once in a while like that, but give a few months and the desire for sex may fade away. -- Anonymous |
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