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Reply to "Can a man and a woman really be just friends? "
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In theory, yes, but in reality, one usually has or develops romantic hopes or feelings for the other eve if they never verbalize it to that person[/quote] So what, this is probably true in many same sex friendships as well, just completely repressed due to social norms. Some of the feelings I’ve had for women friends have been very intense. I think we probably have thoughts and feelings of all kinds for all kinds of people in all kinds of relationships — parents, teachers, colleagues, etc. It doesn’t prevent those relationships from going forward. Reality is complicated.[/quote] 1. The question is about men and women so we aren't discussing same sec friends and relationships. 2. No I don't think most people develop romantic feelings for parents, teachers, colleagues etc, and one is just suppressing the. 3. Get a clue and lose the attitude![/quote] How rude. I think the poster you are responding to has a point. I disagree about the frequency of romantic or sexual feelings, I don't think they occur all that often, but of course that depends on the circumstances and the individual. [/quote]
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