Bingo.Choose neither. If they're truly your friends, they'll respect your decision. Otherwise, neither one is really "just friends" with you and they never will be.
It's a troll topic. Y'all been trolled.
Not at my end, anyway. I'm not looking for an exclusive intimate relationship. I do, however, value their friendship.
Well, if two female friends who you are not sexually involved with are asking you to choose between them, then the best thing to do is advise them to get counseling. However, it seems that both are interested in you romantically and believe you reciprocate, so it would be best to proceed from that position.The non-sexual kind.That's not what we're talking about, right? You're talking about the non-sexual kind of friend, correct?
I don't know either.What the hell? Seriously, what the hell?
However, it seems that both are interested in you romantically and believe you reciprocate, so it would be best to proceed from that position.
^Except on those occasions where you end up married to each other for the next 40+ years.
It's a troll topic. Y'all been trolled.
moderator incoming in 3,2,1...
And for your location, the spelling is quadrant. not quadrent.
so it would be best to proceed from that position.
^Except on those occasions where you end up married to each other for the next 40+ years.
I was referring to two people who are just friends and previously had no interest in forming a relationship with the other. I wasn't referring to two people who were friends who felt that getting together was inevitable from the start.
^Except on those occasions where you end up married to each other for the next 40+ years.
I was referring to two people who are just friends and previously had no interest in forming a relationship with the other. I wasn't referring to two people who were friends who felt that getting together was inevitable from the start.
And I meant it!However, it seems that both are interested in you romantically and believe you reciprocate, so it would be best to proceed from that position.
You said "position," uh-huhuhu-huh. [/Butt-Head]
^Except on those occasions where you end up married to each other for the next 40+ years.
I was referring to two people who are just friends and previously had no interest in forming a relationship with the other. I wasn't referring to two people who were friends who felt that getting together was inevitable from the start.
And I'd say your advice is inaccurate in either case. Absolutely males and females who were previously platonic friends can have very meaningful relationships. In fact, I would argue it is one of the best ways to find a long term partner, because someone you intend to spend years with had better be your friend as well as your lover if you ever want it to work, and what better way to get to know someone than as platonic friends with none of the the 'game' of sexual relationships getting in the way? Almost all my friends who are in stable long term relationships started out this way - as did mine. In fact, I would offer the exact opposite advice. If you're looking for a girl you'll really like in a relationship, the first place I'd look is the girls you really like as friends.
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