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Yes and no.
It depends on how deeply you are involved, so it seems.
I had always tried to remain on friendly terms with an ex, when the relationship ended, on mutual terms, and in most cases it worked.
But it seems that the more heavily involved (in love) you are with someone, the less likely you are to remain friends, when the relationship sours.
That makes sense actually
Women and men aren't made to be "friends". Sexual tension always occurs. Unless there are extenuating circumstances. Gay and lesbian etc.
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Yes and no.
It depends on how deeply you are involved, so it seems.
I had always tried to remain on friendly terms with an ex, when the relationship ended, on mutual terms, and in most cases it worked.
But it seems that the more heavily involved (in love) you are with someone, the less likely you are to remain friends, when the relationship sours.
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That makes sense actually
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Women and men aren't made to be "friends". Sexual tension always occurs. Unless there are extenuating circumstances. Gay and lesbian etc.