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⌈ Secret Post #2823 ⌋

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Re: What's the difference between asexual romance and really close friendship?

[(Anonymous)]

I think it's something that varies from person to person but for me I think the main difference is level of commitment plus, to a certain extent, physical affection. I think, in general terms, kissing/cuddling/holding hands/sharing a bed aren't things most people do with people they consider "just a friend" (although I know there are exceptions obviously) but they are things you'd do with someone you're romantically involved with. But I think commitment is the main thing. Living together (and sharing a bedroom), wanting to get married, sharing a bank account, having pets and possibly kids, going on vacations together, just wanting to spend your lives together. I supposed someone could consider someone they wanted to do all these things with a friend but I think it would be unusual, and I guess it just goes back to everyone having a different idea of where the line between friendship/romance is.