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| quote: | Originally posted by Slylee
i know, seriously, why do people continue to try this method? NEWS FLASH! feelings are still involved (at least for one of you...the one getting dumped) and there are going to be jealousy issues and confusion. I just don’t see a point in trying to remain friends right after a break up. Or at ALL for that matter. The only time I see it as being ok, is like if you go on a date or two with someone, and there is absolutely no sexual chemistry whatsoever, and you can honestly see that person as more of a friend, so you guys nip it in the bud right away. that happened to me once. a girlfriend tried to hook me up with her best friend and so we went out a couple of times, and it was the weirdest thing...he was like drop dead gorgeous (I’m going by what about 90% of females would say about him) but he just didn’t do it for me. We had instant plutonic chemistry though, and I felt very comfortable around him, like a brother sort of. I didn’t get butterflies or anything thinking about him, and I think it was the same for him. anyway, we became pretty good friends but that’s it.
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I agree to some extent. However, I have been able to be friends with one or two girls that I had a dating/fucking relationship with. It is awkward right afterwards and I recommend not talking or seeing each other for a while, but given some time, you can be friends. You just have to be straightforward about where you stand. Friends with benefits is a horrible idea though. I've learned that. The girl always seems to want more. Why can't they just want the dick? 
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