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| quote: | Originally posted by DigiNut
Sand Leaper: again, this entire question revolves around playing semantics with the word "friends." IMO, when people do the nasty, they aren't just friends anymore. |
This is where the entire crux of the matter lies. The reason you say this is because you think that sex is something profound and with great significance, and thus you think that the act of sex between two individuals always makes their relationship more than "friends". As I already stated however, the significance of sex varies extremely from one person to another, and that is why many people can still stay friends even after sex. Just look at this thread.
| quote: | | If you're on someone's "just friends" list, it means they're not attracted to you and you're never going to score. If they're screwing you and claim that you two are "just friends", what it really means is, I'll take what I can get for now, but I really think I can do better (i.e. hotter/richer/better in bed). Sorry, but that's the harsh reality. |
That's a very harsh generalization, and altho probably true in many cases, this thread has proven that there are indeed exceptions. So you should be careful of judging the entire issue on your perception of the matter.
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