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⌈ Secret Post #4022 ⌋

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DA

[(Anonymous)]

Also, frankly I'm not sure what sex has to do with it? Like, friends have sex and stay friends, romantic partners could not have sex or live separately or away from each other and still be romantic partners.

I don't think having sex is a determiner, but I think the desire to have sex is an inherent part of romantic feeling, for a lot of people.

Like, I could be not having sex with someone I felt romantically for, while still feeling romantically for them. But if I didn't want to have sex with them, for me that would be someone I didn't feel romantically for.

Re: DA

[(Anonymous)]

That's likely valid too, but what I meant is more that for a lot of people, sex with friends or finding someone sexually attractive or wanting to bang them doesn't necessarily lead to wanting to plan a life together with them or even marry or date them. So while for some people the link may certainly be there, I wouldn't say it's a given or the only way to define romance.