Is it possible for a guy to fall for his friend with benefits? All the flirting that he does, could it be real? Sorry if it's a stupid question...
Yep, i reckon it is. Even though people say women get more emotionally attached from sex, guys can as well. Im in the situation right now where my FWB has been starting to say more 'romantic', 'intimate' things lately, not just sex sex sex so im a bit confused about what he wants.
Thing to do is if you think he's falling for you and you're not, be clear about what you both want from the relationship before one of you gets hurt
Well, we did make the rules clear. Just friends that have sex... Idk maybe I'm reading too much into this :-/
YES, of course! Most guys whether they admit it or not, have thought about having sex with their "girl" friends. Even if their are no benefits. But to be falling for her .. HELL YEAH, without a doubt.
Yes, us men are able to fall for a NSA girl. We are already attracted to each other and get along. Then we start to get more feelings and look to making it more then sex. Who knows why it happens that way. So if you NSA you need to do it with somebody that you don't hang with on a regular basis. Work it like a booty call.
So if it were to work like a booty call then we'd just contact each other for sex and nothing else in between? I'm sorry I just need clarification... Kinda inexperienced with all this.
Thanks so much for alll your replies, esp MMonroe. :-)
Hi,
I had a friendship that spilled over into friendship with benefits and it confused me. At the time I thought that what we had was love but have since learnt it wasn't. The sex ended quite a few years ago now but we are still friends - without benefits - and meet monthly for lunch.
Things are fine now. We both know where we stand.
I tried it once and fell in love with her - yeah there are some guys out there that can have sex with a girl, and add her as another notch on his belt to brag to his buddies.
I on the otherhand started off thinking it was "just sex" She ended up being the best lover I ever had, I would think about her constantly and ended up falling in love with her.
From what I have heard, this usually ends up being the case especially if you are together for an extended period of time.
according to ashton kutcher & natalie portman's new flic... yes, they can fall for the friend.
Yes of course its possable. but both parties need to be reminded its friends with benefits from start to finish or it could get ugly
Absolutely, honestly i think the best relationships come out of being friends first....and the FWB part just made it better because you get to find out all the things that your both into without the worry if the other is going to be into it or not....fwb , if your truly good friends will most likely end up with at least one falling for the other if not both....IMO
i went from an NSA to a FWB situation a cpl times. Mainly, because we liked the sex, we talked a lot about what we both liked, wanted for ourselves and for the other (in order to please them). honesty and communication helped there. when she asked if we could be gf/bf, i told her i enjoyed her company, freindship, and sex, but the romantic feelings weren't there. has happened the other way as well.
both just have to understandthat time and experienvces change us and we may need to ask/act accordingly...when starting even an NSA relationship, i've started making part of agreement that re-visiting "our rules" every (whatever amt of time) take place. hope that helps.
it would be easy to fall in love if you do more activities together other than just sex
yea i have fallen for every girl i have dated usually it was just we sat together in class or had a project to due together or even lab partners at times
Yes of course its possible to fall for the friend "with benefits", both parties have to be reminded that it is suppossed to be a "benefit" and not a relationship.
The biggest thing to remember FWB it is all about the sex. In saying that, just having sex with another person we are sharing our most personal belonging we have our bodies with another person in very intimate experience, so sometime singals get crossed.
for me it has to do with where the guy is emotionally... if he is in a relationship it's highly unlikely that he will dump his girlfriend for his friend with benefits... if he's not in a relationship however i cannot see why it can't happen
also, like others have said before, the longer the period of time you have been together, the higher the chances of an emotional bond being formed between you
I had a "fuck buddy" about 3 years ago, thats all we were supposed to be, not only are we now best friends, we got married 2 years ago.