Users questions 

Is a platonic relationship good?

Joe Ford

Is a platonic relationship good?

To summarize, platonic relationships can work well, but we are all human. Sometimes, romantic feelings may develop, and it can make the relationship more difficult. A true platonic relationship, where neither of you has sexual or romantic feelings, is quite rare, and it should be cherished.

Can you flirt Platonically?

Harmless Flirting This can mean buying a drink in a social setting, freely giving compliments, side arm hugs or other non-sexual touches, a platonic friendship. The term “harmless” is only applicable if you are willing to disclose this behavior (without shame or concern) to your partner.

Is it OK to flirt with a friend?

“Keep it light and avoid anything sexually suggestive and avoid going further. A little blink or smile or a flirty comment is OK, but a sexually suggestive flirt that might make the other person think there could be something more isn’t OK, with or without the partner around.”

Do guys think of their female friends?

Yes, it is possible a guy is interested in his female friends. Being attracted to a female friend can be harmless. But it is easy for a guy to actually like her too. If they hang out regularly and get along and he finds her attractive, it makes sense.

Is there friendship between man woman?

In many cases, the answer is no. Sometimes that is a good thing, when both people see friendship as a step to mutually satisfying love, sex, and/or commitment. At other times, men and women cannot be just friends because only one friend desires something more. Friendship between men and women is not impossible.

Can a guy develop feelings for a friend?

If You Think He Likes You, Analyze His Behavior Romance can develop anywhere, and it can easily develop out of close friendships. Though we used to believe that men didn’t develop strong feelings, we now know that’s not true.

How do you break the friend zone?

To escape the friend zone, you must first realize that all relationships involve negotiation—and you are attempting to “re-negotiate” the current exchange. Essentially, you want “more” from the other person. Most likely, you are already giving too much and what you really want is for them to balance the scales.