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Bt chakkar ki aa bare gusse ch puchya kise ne sirf frn banan di peshkash rakh ditti :hehe:

No.

Not unless at least one of them is gay.
OK, all kidding aside, it is possible. A straight man and woman can be friends, without one or both of them wanting to jump the other's bones, eventually. But it's not likely. And here's why: Women tend to develop attraction through intimacy. Men tend to develop attraction through proximity.

I would say keeping lust at bay, we really can.

No.

Not unless at least one of them is gay.
OK, all kidding aside, it is possible. A straight man and woman can be friends, without one or both of them wanting to jump the other's bones, eventually. But it's not likely. And here's why: Women tend to develop attraction through intimacy. Men tend to develop attraction through proximity.

I think I read a similar one elsewhere.

"Women tend to develop attraction through intimacy. Men tend to develop attraction through proximity."

Don't you think both are interconnected?
 

...

It is said that men are from Mars and women from Venus, agreed that there is friction between the two and that romantic feelings and sexual attraction are bound to creep-in between.From Adam and Eve down to the present generation, opposite sexes are always ‘meant’ to draw each other, love, fight, ... and that’s about it.

Or is it?

Can’t the two ever be ‘just friends’?

The concept of platonic friendship that arose and written from the time of Greek Philosopher Plato still remains as unclear and confusing as ever.

“What I'm saying is - and this is not a come-on in any way, shape or form - is thatmen and women can't be JUST friends ?!Waiting for your words![/b][/font][/size]  :waitin:

We can also make a poll for vox populi, what are your thoughts?

I would say keeping lust at bay, we really can.

I think I read a similar one elsewhere.

"Women tend to develop attraction through intimacy. Men tend to develop attraction through proximity."

Don't you think both are interconnected?
 

not sure