[ SECRET POST #2957 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2957 ⌋

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Comments

[a_potato]

This is something that's almost impossible to explain.

There are different types of love, and a romantic connection feels different from a purely platonic one, even if sex isn't involved. I went through a period where I completely lost my sex drive. Had no interest in the deed whatsoever; felt nothing that could be described as sexual attraction. However, the way I felt toward my husband (then-fiance, and bless him for sticking with me through that period) was definitely still very different from the way I feel toward my best friend. I love her, certainly, but not in the way I love him -- and vice versa.

[dreemyweird]

I thought it might be like this! I don't think there's any rational explanation, but this difference definitely appears to be a thing romantic people feel.

[(Anonymous)]

This.

The way I feel for my fiancee and how she feels for me FEELS different. They're two very powerful forms of love, granted, but they're still different, just as familial love is different from romantic love.