Is it only "chemistry" that differentiates "relationship" from "good friendship"?

[Freya_Martin]

Would it be right to say that if you add "chemistry" to "good friendship" it becomes "best relationship"?

[Bjorn526]

Chemistry exist between all relationships, not just romantic ones, it’s the vibe of wavelength in which the relationship thrives. I’m very proud of my record of being able to foster meaningful relationship with girls, who least expected it, as I will be honest, they were pretty. However, we remained friends through all the damn reasons to get together, like me being their friend ironically, it’s crazy, but we did it, got close to messing up, but we talked about how cool it would be, for their future husbands to have a buddy, a friend of theirs. That’s what helped, and thank god... we had actual serious sexual chemistry but remained friends, I don’t know if you can mix in chemistry in the equation

[winterfox10]

Meh... I have always thought the idea of chemistry was pretty stupid. I get the underlying concept, but people set too great stock into the idea. They assume they can just tell, but if that were true, why do we have so many people losing interest in each other?

[AscxJ]

Chemistry as in what? Honestly you can have chemistry with anything... Or practically anything. What kind of relationship are you talking about? I'll presume it's romantic ones. Basically the connection is different with the person you are in love with. It's something that sorts of transcends understanding. It's like how you can have guy and girl friends but not be in love with them. Maybe it's because the person you're in love with understands you on a deeper level or is just touches you in a different level where you are able to connect on the deepest level. The heart is a funny thing.

[witherwing]

Physical attraction and chemistry are the things differentiating a friendship from a romantic relationship. A lack of physical attraction is most likely the reason who two people are friends rather than a couple.

[Freakles87]

That is a bloody good question actually.

I would say maybe a certain kind of chemistry and sexual attraction

[Freya_Martin]

Thanks 😊

[Xoxoroxy]

That's a good question. I don't know either. I guess it would have to depend on each individual person. ...

[Angelicmonster]

I think friends can have a certain chemistry which doesn't mean it leads to a romantic conclusion. I friendships with the opposite sex those lines can blur especially when young and hormones can factor in. It's a difficult situation to correctly assess. I think purely my opinion that relationships build off a deep understanding of your partner, I remember being in love with a female friend and found it very difficult to be comfortable around her even though I wanted to be round her. It ended up ending the friendship and looking back I realised I didn't really know much about her than superficial things. If you think you are in that sort of situation, get to know the more in depth things about them which will allow you to settle into a friendship or possibly pursue something more

[xperimania]

Nope. Despite sexual attraction or otherwise, good friends know each other well. And with age it's easy to figure out who you can spend life with and who you can't. That's really how grown ups decide. Am in the same situation with a very close friend of 10 years. She's awesome. But I know being married to her or moving in that direction will destroy our friendship which is too valuable.

[thegreenarrow]

Yeah you are right if you add chemistry to you friendship then it'd be good relationship
But a relationship is just more than it, you have understand each other and also trying to develop physical relation
And it should be honest relation chemistry because friends actually have some kind of chemistry too

[victorianm4119]

I honestly think the only thing that stands between best friends and partners is the sexual attraction. My man is my absolute best friend, but we have serious physical chemistry. So we are more than friends of course. We are life partners.

[deric_97]

And if you can add synergy to it, that would be life companion.

[Pleasurelove247]

Well in my opinion, if there is no chemistry there is no relationship. However, a good friendship is something that the 2 of u have to make it work chemistry or not

[ohshee]

There is chemistry in every relationship its called engerywhen 2 engerys touch u might feel a bang or you might feel BOOM the more powerful the feeling ,, the stronger the bond

[adolescentswede]

I don't think so. I do believe the prefrontal cortex plays a part aswell. Admittedly though a lot of our behavior is driven by emotion which is mostly conducted by internal biochemistry which is why vitamins are important for positive outlook on life

[1truekhaleesi]

Good chemistry, yes. In combination with sexual attraction, dedication, and passion.

[Razal]

Its the romantic "feelings" that differentiates the relationship from friendship.

Good friends can have very good chemistry, but if they have romantic feelings for each other then its relationship.

[Steveram9]

Yea I'm sure adding chemistry will change that friendship to be relationship! Or it will be friends with benefits 😉 chemistry drive you crazy in sexual, attractions and passion

[arrykancil]

I guess not, you've got to trust each other too, really a good honesty to each other, and cooperate to solve problems together

[Anonymous]

I really don't think so. Today with the swipe technology you can pick & choose your flavor of the night let alone building a relationship. Relationships take time and require hard work. Compromise is what is needed to make things work. With life being busy you do not have settle for what you do not want. However, if you are willing to make your friendship last a lifetime then discuss it with your friend and see where it goes from there.

[SirRexington]

I want a best friend as my life partner. Those are the best relationships because they have the best chemistry.

[elizamichale]

I think its both yes and no coz you can have chemistry with anything i guess and sometimes even when u think u have a good chemistry with someone u still end with breaking up

[Yking98]

Not really chemistry doesn't work like that and there's more factors when building the 'best relationship'

[RenegadeSailor]

You know it is love when he can fart in the middle of the night and you quietly put up with it.

[KoolKat609]

No, a relationship is more than just chemistry, it's an understanding between both parties. So the chemistry would be just the base, while the agreement governs what is expected and not expected

[motownplayer2000]

Yes.. you just click... Where as some people stuggle to stay in the same room.

[worldshabby]

No, not at all. Why ask? Because you have bad experiences?

[PAWSTTG]

If by chemistry you mean sex in the morning emotionally intimate an open relationship then yes

[purplerain82]

Not necessarily. I think it's perfectly natural to have some chemistry in a friendship. Chemistry is what brings people to each other.

[vishy_v]

I i guess no... just sex matters to differentiate...

[Atlasus]

i thinks no. good friendship (or love) is determination not chmistry.

[RoxegHoshi]

But determination is chemistry in the end :p it all happens in your brain.

[Atlasus]

well than, we have different definitions of determiniation. For me it means responsibility and fighting with my own Ego.

[RoxegHoshi]

But your own Ego is only there because your brain made it so ●.◉

[UrSoulMateBeyotch]

I say yes but why keep it there... Allow chemistry to bloom to it's full potential

[AAronOG]

It's chemistry that separates attraction from friendship

[dannyuk]

Sexual attraction is the only difference

[lalalala24]

Get your slit face off of this app

[lalalala24]

Slut *

[Jrsouth]

Nope its opportunity and environment.

[bbrnts666]

Probably, yeah

[DarkNinja4107]

It depends on how quick it goes

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

Yes i think so.

[Dxk007]

Not necessarily

[Northern_star]

Absofcknlutely 🙂

[Furuok]

Right !

[Pincolini]

chemistry

[_faraz_ahmed]

Yeah

[Kifer]

Yes.

[Anonymous]

Sexual Attraction

[Opinion Owner]

So do you believe that sexual attractions also exist in good friendship?