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How do we classify an emotional affair?

mistyhazy

By mistyhazy
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elaine567 Established Member

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A lot of people are friends first and then later decide to date, and I tend to think that a relationship has a stronger foundation that way. If you get together based on pure lust/attraction then when the shine wears off and you find you don't really have anything in common, things fall apart. IMO.

 

So some friendships might someday become romantic/sexual.

 

But were those friendships ever real "friendships" in the first place? Or were they more about just some person with a romantic/sexual interest spending a lot of time with their "friend" in the hope that it would lead to something more.

 

 

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Redhead14 Established Member

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If a married man or woman is doing or saying ANYTHING to another woman or man that he or she would not do or say while their spouses are present . . . he or she is having an emotional affair, at the very least, PERIOD.

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