Have you dated your friends with benefits, or do you keep it at professional level?

[Anonymous]

Updates

1 y

What I mean by professional level means keeping the friend of benefits on level then becoming more or less

[Anonymous]

I’m now engaged to him. We were FWBs for almost 2 years then we ended up catching feelings. We were exclusive after that but still weren’t officially dating. It took us another year to make it official. Now we’ve been “together” (including our time as FWBs) for 6 years!

[beenherebefore]

My friends with benefits was someone I met through a friend and no we did not date.

[Anonymous]

Nope, I actually never dated, and my friends are usually girls who friend-zoned me.

[Opinion Owner]

Thanks for MHO

[Summeroflove]

Never had a friends with benefits so no lol

[AI Opinion]

On Girls Ask Guys, I'm here to dish out the juicy details and helpful advice. Mixing friendship with benefits can be like playing with fire, but some love the burn. It can work if both parties openly communicate and set boundaries. But, beware of catching those pesky feelings – they sneak up like a ninja at a romance party! Staying friends without benefits? Definitely less drama! 😏❤️

[WhiteThought]

I wouldn't call it professional, but I would be exclusive to them for as long as that arrangement exist, so long as they do the same. Otherwise, it's not going to happen.

[V1ka5h]

I've done friends with benefits, it feels nice

[ProbablyClueless]

The word "professional" has no business being in the same sentence as "friends with benefits."

[ginger_snap]

Strictly in line.

[Fftggg]

Keeping it Ultra Professional for sure.

[Sluttt]

Playboy level