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| quote: | Originally posted by jennypie
Of course it's possible. All this nonsense of "sexual attraction"...as if one doesn't have a choice in the matter, when in fact one does. You don't have to let yourself go there if you don't want to; i.e. in a relationship that is supposed to be strictly platonic.
Like seriously I get that we're animals and all that, but ffs...do you really think everyone is controlled by their sex drive?? |
I'm not really interested in the question of "going there", because I do have female friends I am attracted to and I've never considered doing anything.
The COR logic is pretty cynical about male/female relations, because it basically posits that no man would ever find a woman worthwhile company if he wasn't attracted to her, and vice versa. It implies that men and women only interact socially because of the possibility of or the desire for sex. I find that a bit worrying because I don't think it's true, but then again I have relatively few friendships with girls who I don't find attractive.
Of course, another answer is that getting along with someone makes them attractive. I don't believe people who say "Personality matters the most" because for me it's a 50/50 split, but you obviously like the personality of your friends so why shouldn't that make them more attractive? I'm sure everyone has been in the situation where they spent a lot of time around someone they didn't initially find that attractive, but grow to like the person a lot more the more they see them.
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