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It happens more then one can imagine. Friends fall for friends of the opposite sex. You just build such a strong bond with someone. Sometimes attraction is there from the start and other times it grows over time.
It can be some of the most beautiful but also messy situations. The heartbreak of the other person not reciprocating feelings is just soul crushing. While it’s amazing to have a friend like them. A lot of times one person secretly is in love. It’s such a painful experience. I’ve seen friends before and I just see the sparkle of love in ones eyes and the other just is enjoying the amazing friendship with nothing else to it.
It’s also a mess when there’s a nasty breakup. Such as cheating. A lot of times though friends also grow apart. You never know unless you try.
Never go for someone whose taken. No matter what. But if you’re into your friend. Just tell him/her. Don’t wait around and watch the person you want to be with. End up with someone else. While all you can do is helplessly watch.
From my experience, no... at least in my area. I get the excuse of "i don't want to ruin or friendship"... like... seriously? The only way it would ruin our friendship, is if you're a toxic individual that you fail to acknowledge and work on. If it dosen't work out, no biggie, we can still be friends.
Yes, absolutely. I have once already.
I don't easily surrender my heart to anyone, and I am very thorough in determining the risks first. I have to know I can trust them unreservedly and I am afraid of rose-colored glasses. I am friendly and easily get along with most guys, but most guys like the surface just fine and don't really care to get to know me.
When I fell in love, it was with a guy who was my friend. He didn't allow me to brush things off or throw up my facade. He insisted, in the gentlest and kindest way, on authenticity and provided a safe place for that to happen. I am indebted to him because he really did save me.
I mean, I don't feel like I'm the type to fall in love with someone outside a relationship but I could definitely become more romantically interested in someone I wasn't initially super attracted to as I got to know them (assumedly as friends)
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No. I always knew first off if there is spark or not. "Love grows" is just for the desperate not to be alone. Which is fine but once you taste passion there is no going back to bland.
Hahahha imagine one your friends confessing his feelings for you and he gets rejected AND gets told he's desperate. Ouch lol
My childhood friends don't hold back on sharing anything. You think your cyber poop is tough? Pfft.
As a man who has been through trials and tribulations in the dating world combined with severe liabilities, I find that I need to know that true friendship exists before I am comfortable in even considering allowing a deeper commitment to grow. I find that older men are more apt to feel this way.
A “relationship” tends to revolve around what the other person can contribute. While a friendship revolves around shared enjoyment of life without obligations.
I want to know that their soul is pure
Oh, sure. Agree 100% but you still know if there is spark there or not from the get go.
I don’t believe in “Love” at first sight.
Lust definitely! But love definitely grows with shared experiences; both struggles and victories
You would when and if you find it.
I’ve found plenty of “Spark” in my past. Due to experiences I definitely don’t trust it lol
I think you are attracted to loud/assertive woman. There is a difference.
I am attracted to confidence and self esteem. To successful motivated people.
But a part of my soul sympathizes with those who need help and that is my downfall. I find it is unhealthy to sacrifice one’s own peace and sense of well being for a spouse or partner.
I’m very susceptible to being used
Oh I wasn't judging, more guessing. Text often comes across a wrong way.
I hope you find someone with compassion.
Civility is a requirement.
As it should be. Or they should not be removed from their straight jackets
disagree, love can be built. initial attraction is always good though
@edmwarrior Sure same way you can love a puppy.
I liked my ex at first but I didn't love her until maybe 5 years in tbh. like i'd die for her type of love
Humans are complicated. Lots of emotions mixed in. If you can have the chemical attractions too it helps.
pretty much it all boils down to chemicals in our bodies
@quarrel @GirlsAskGuys "trolling"
Not a lady so didn’t do the poll, what are the results so far?
My bet no. Is it possible? Sure, but not probable. Women tend to know right away if they’re attracted to you and that’s not likely to change. Plus with a male friend they get all the benefits of having a boyfriend ie. companionship, a listening ear, problem solving, etc without any of the cost. So why would they want to change the dynamic and incur risk? If they do get with a friend they’re likely to feel like they’re settling because the man waited around for them. Puts them in a more dominant position in the relationship and that’s more likely to lead to a relationship failing as women have more options.
78% yes from the ladies
two of my exes (high-school and college) were very good friends of mine, first...
so yes, it does happen for sure
we lucked out
That happened a lot to me in high school too
the other four great friends of mine that are girls... no romance at all... lol
so, it is definitely not every time
Definitely not, but it seems like it forms a great foundation for those who do
I only have good things to say about that, yes (=
Only good women. Women that say they can't have the need to feel chased which is a toxic trait. It's not really about her finding a relationship, it's about her receiving attention. So when a woman says,"no" to this question you need to run.
I've had Lots of women Friends who we're attracted to me some i got into a F. W. B. relationship with some i kept as a friend only I've had some incidents with that friend she wanted more after that it does happen it's happened to me a bunch of times
Before we fell in love with each other, my then-boyfriend (now-husband) established a solid friendship first before we opened the door to new horizons.
I don't have male friend. I had male classmates & now male colleagues. When I was younger I was a nerd always putting my grades first.
Maybe since feelings can randomly develop but it's highly unlikely if we've already been friends for awhile
You didn't make it girls only so I'm here to ruin your question
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lol 😜
I already love all my friends. We are all very close.
I answered for my girlfriend, because she was my friend before dating. We weren't best friends, but we were close friends.
Backup plans and beta orbiters are getting a lot of Ws here
people grow and change together. Sure!
yea i could
It’s possible.
My friend is like a brother to me.
If she doesn’t have sugar daddy yes
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