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Thats what i say all the time. MOST couples get together after being just friends for a long time. Simply because you get to know the person better and better and you have enough time to figure out if the other person could be a possible partner.
Starting a relationship from a friendship is the best thing ever. !
Not at all. Awful advice. Ive met plenty of people for who this is not true, myself among them. I wouldn't say this is tru for anywhere close to most. Even if it may be true for some. If anything, better relationships have come out of sexual and romantic interaction from the start for me. OP, do not fall into the trap of thinking that to be in a good relationship, you need to be "friends a for a long time" first like this poster says. Strike while the iron is hot, and believe me, if you work on what many people call "inner game" (I call it self-confidence and a personality), belief me the iron will be very very hot from the start, and you won't have to waste time being friends with women you want to bang or date. If you want to get to know them and you are attracted to them, just date them, that's what dating is for. If you don't like them once you get to know them, break up, no need to be friends first to find out, send mixed messages, waste time, squander a good opportunity just because you think you need to screen extensively before you date. Dating IS extensive screening. Do not listen to the quoted post, it's horrible advice quite frankly. Waiting is for wusses. In this world, you've got to go out there and get it while you have a chance. As they say, "if you don't, somebody else will."