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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.-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 - NO
-If you fancied him, would you go for this arrangement? - NO
-Would you be able to NOT fall for him, and want more from the relationship?! - Probably not so that's why I said no to the other two.
-If you fancied him, would you go for this arrangement? - NO
-Would you be able to NOT fall for him, and want more from the relationship?! - Probably not so that's why I said no to the other two.
At the risk of getting shot down, I'm going to give you my honest answer...
I've been in this situation. Back in my early 20s I had a very good male friend who I would occasionally sleep with. Only if we were both single though. We were never boyfriend/girlfriend and were both happy with our little arrangement. (I was anyway and I don't remember him complaining!)
We just kind of stopped at some point. He is now in a very happy relationship, and I have my lovely Mr P. We are still friends, at least on FB as we are at opposite ends of the country now.
I think it can work, but there is a huge danger that one person may develop deeper feelings. I think it worked for me as I was just getting over a relationship and really didn't want another one.
I've been in this situation. Back in my early 20s I had a very good male friend who I would occasionally sleep with. Only if we were both single though. We were never boyfriend/girlfriend and were both happy with our little arrangement. (I was anyway and I don't remember him complaining!)
We just kind of stopped at some point. He is now in a very happy relationship, and I have my lovely Mr P. We are still friends, at least on FB as we are at opposite ends of the country now.
I think it can work, but there is a huge danger that one person may develop deeper feelings. I think it worked for me as I was just getting over a relationship and really didn't want another one.