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Can You Be Sexually Appeal to to Someone But Not Romantically? - RochaC - 05-28-2023
I conclude here's a fascinating topic. Personally, i've qualified situations where i've been physically appeal to to someone, but i didn't feel any romantic connection. Is it possible for these two kinds of attraction to exist separately?
RE Can You Be Sexually Appeal to to Someone But Not Romantically? - Rowan - 05-28-2023
I agree. I've had equivalent activities. It's like you're drawn to someone's real appearance or particular traits, but you don't always envision a romantic relationship with them. Do you assume societal norms play a role in how we perceive those attractions?
RE Can You Be Sexually Appeal to to Someone But Not Romantically? - Dante - 05-28-2023
I think so. Society oftentimes emphasizes the idea of romantic love as the ultimate form of link amongst two people. However can't real attraction exist with out romance? What on casual relationships or situations where peoples engage in purely real interactions without romantic feelings?
RE Can You Be Sexually Appeal to to Someone But Not Romantically? - Paula123 - 05-28-2023
I see your point. But what on the opposing scenario? Can someone practice romantic feelings for an additional person without turning out to be sexually attracted to them? Is it feasible for those two aspects of attraction to be mismatched?
RE Can You Be Sexually Appeal to to Someone But Not Romantically? - Jennings - 05-28-2023
That's an interesting perspective. It challenges the notion that erogenous and romantic attractions are continually aligned. Perhaps individuals prioritize different aspects of a relationship, and for any, emotional connection and intimacy are more important than physical attraction.
RE Can You Be Sexually Appeal to to Someone But Not Romantically? - Malaika - 05-28-2023
I consider it's significant to recognize that everyone's experiences and preferences are exclusive. While any individuals may just practice sensual attraction within the context of a romantic relationship, other folks can feel sexually appeal to to someone without desiring a romantic relationship.
RE Can You Be Sexually Appeal to to Someone But Not Romantically? - Pacheco - 05-28-2023
Absolutely. It's all on understanding and respecting individual differences. As long as all parties involved are consenting and truthful on their feelings and intentions, there shouldn't be any judgment about the nature of their attractions.
RE Can You Be Sexually Appeal to to Someone But Not Romantically? - Virginia - 05-28-2023
I agree. Ultimately, what matters most is open communication and mutual respect in any relationship, whether it's purely physical, romantic, or a blend of the two. As long as everybody provided is on the same page, there's no specific or wrong course to practice attraction.