Do you think.........?

Question

That a friends could turn into a relationship but fi you broke up the friendshp could not be one anymore?

Answer 1

yes.

Answer 2

Oh yes that is true it hardly ever works. I knew this guy that we were best friends for like 5 years and we really started to like each other and we spent more time together and then we ended up going out and I seem him less then before and we ended up breaking up and know we don't even talk and we don't see each other. Usually best friends can't go out because it barely ever works and it can destroy the friendship that is for sure and I know that I miss my friend. I'm not saying that this is going to happen in your relationship with your friend but it is a great possibility remember its better to have them in your life as your friend then not to have them in your life at all. Well anyway I really hope that this helps you out hey if you think you can make it work then go for it because every relationship is different but you should really do some long hard thinking first.

Answer 3

A friendship turning to "something more" can be a double-edged sword. You have to decide--mutually--whether it is worth the risk of sacrificing the friendship to explore deeper feelings. In the best relationships, partners are one another's best friends. However, in these cases the "romantic" part of the relationship has had a chance to blossom and mature into mutual respect and caring for the other.

In progressing from a friendship to a romantic relationship, you're almost asking the other person to see you in a completely different way.

A good rule of thumb is: "If it feels good to both of you, go for it." But if either of you isn't ready to "turn their key," you have to be prepared, mentally and emotionally, to abort the missile launch without hurting each other.

Good luck.

Answer 4

That's a tough one, it depends on how mature the couple are. If they are truly friends, they can get over it and continue being friends. What happens a lot of times, when good friends have a more serious relationship, like dating, etc. they find out that they are better friends than lovers. If you are thinking of taking your relationship further with your friend, then talk to him/her and tell them your fears. If you are good friends they will understand and maybe you can make a pac to keep your friendship, no matter what.

Answer 5

To breakup a friendship you must have to do something really bad...as a friend doesn't judge you like a boyfriend/ girlfriend... etc

One day it is a possibility that a friend might turn into a lover and be intimate, but if you broke up the friendship...intimacy is NOT possible. My opinion...

Answer 6

Absolutley. I was friends w/ a girl for 2 years before we started dating. We were in a relationship for 7 years afterwards. Unfortunately, we broke up and now I wouldn't want to be friends w/ her.

Answer 7

It depends on the couple. Some people are able to regain that friendship even after a relationship, while others just can't get past the intimacy and return to basics.

Answer 8

It all depends on a lot of stuff like for how long have you been friends and who long were you together... If you were friends for a long time and together for just a short time it is possible to become friends again but if you were together for a long time I don't think it is going to be that easy to be friends back... And of course it depends on the people... Usually guys "I am sorry to say this about us" we suck at being friends with girls...

Good luck

Answer 9

yes a friendship could turn into a relationship..
and i dont c the point of not being friends anymore when the relationship(the love one) end.

Answer 10

Put it this way, the best relationships come from the best friendships.

Have a great day!
- The Date Doctor

Answer 11

I think that's exactly true. You could never look at or act the same way with that person again. It would just be too difficult, unless it ended on equal terms.