[ SECRET POST #2957 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2957 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

IDK, I would hesitate to state things like this because you're basically saying every couple who somehow loses the ability to have sex is suddenly no longer romantic and just friends.

[(Anonymous)]

But they are still sexually attracted to each other. Just because they can't have sex doesn't erase that/

[(Anonymous)]

If they lose their sex drives they're friends? When people get really old and lose the drive, it's no longer romantic love?

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DA

That's actually how a lot of older people would describe their relationships. As time goes on, the traditional definition of romantic love and attraction can and does mellow out into something that's basically just a very deep friendship.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think we really need to quantify love. They still love one another, they are life partners, they do everything together.... it's not "less" even if it's rarely "romantic" anymore.

[(Anonymous)]

The way you feel for your family is not the same way you feel for your friends. So why is it suddenly so odd that you feel differently for a romantic partner than your friends?

[(Anonymous)]

Absolutely you can love people in different ways, or even in multiple ways. And yes, I would say a romantic relationship is different from a friend relationship... because in romantic relationships, you have sexual attraction.