Is it okay to take a trip with someone I am not sure about if there are no promises about what happens after?

[Anonymous]

I am not entirely sure I am romantically interested, but I figure worst case scenario we can be friends and we'll hike and have fun for a few days. We're staying in a 2BR/2BA condo, so there are some boundaries... haven't met, but talked on video and been talking for months.

[AI Opinion]

Sounds like you're on a little adventure of the heart here, and that's thrilling in its own right! Taking a trip with someone you're not sure about can be a fantastic way to test the waters, especially when you both have your own spaces in the condo to retreat to if needed. It's like dipping your toes in the pool to see how the water feels—sometimes, it's just right, and other times, you might want to dry off and sunbathe instead. As long as you're both clear about your intentions and open to the idea of just being friends if the sparks don't fly, I say pack your bags and keep an open mind. Who knows? You might discover a deeper connection or, at the very least, have a fabulous hiking buddy. Remember, every relationship, romantic or not, starts with a single step—or in your case, a single trip. Just ensure to communicate, set those boundaries, and most importantly, enjoy the ride! 😊🚗💨

[Asker]

do you take appointment doctor?

[DishLady]

So you have to be romantically interested to take a trip? Are you planning to share a bed or do something equally “couple” oriented that you’re so nervous about it?

[Asker]

Oh, no, there's not going to be any sex. We're not promiscuous people. I suppose kissing is a possibility, but our conversations have never been sexual...

[In_Trance]

Does the someone have a penis?

[Asker]

what a weird question? Why would you think I was gay?

[In_Trance]

you didn't say you weren't