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Is your friends with benefits (FWB) situation starting to feel more like a romantic relationship than a platonic one? Keeping up a no-strings-attached FWB relationship can be tough, and many times, one person ends up falling for the other. In this article, we’ll tell you all the signs to look out for so you can see if your FWB is catching feelings for you.
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QuestionHow do you tell someone that you like them?EliCommunity AnswerIt can seem hard, but sometimes, all it takes is a cheesy "I like you! Do you want to go on a date?" written in a note, and maybe a gift!
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QuestionMy FWB tells me he loves me but acts differently when we're at school. What does that mean?Community AnswerHe's probably reluctant to display his feelings in front of his friends. (That could change over time.)
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QuestionMy FWB says I have become intense, but he is giving mixed messages. He cares but has suddenly gone cold. Is he fighting feelings?Community AnswerHe might be. Sometimes talking about feelings is hard, especially for some guys. Talk to him and try to get a better understanding! If you tell him about your feelings, it might encourage him to open up a little.
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- In a friends with benefits relationship, make sure to state your needs clearly and directly. Define the terms of your relationship and check in regularly to make sure you're both on the same page.Thanks
- If you’re not looking for a relationship, your FWB falling for you could be a sign that you need to end things.Thanks
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