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Espernaut
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"Ok".. is up to the one who decides. Even if it feels right to you, it won't be, to the world at large. Forget about being ok with popular opinion. (That is what you're asking, if you're unsure.)
Second, a friend of mine is attempting to do that very thing, and I understand that. We pick our paths as adults and reap what happens. Good or bad. And.. in my case, I let a friend go, in which we Did have that type of relationship, but one that needed to evolve, and didn't.
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Oh him? he's just one of the few guys who is smart enough to be self directed and know his own mind. And he's got money, and he's going to be extremely successful in life, he won't stop until he get's that. And he's funny... And he knows how to treat his girl friend, like actually be nice and buy gifts and pay attention and all those lovely things... And we can't forget he has such a yummy body.

But mostly he's one of the few people I just feel really comfortable around. I can talk and he just smiles and listens, and than actually responds to my prompts instead of there being a strange sort of awkwards silence or something. I feels good to get along with someone that easily.
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Espernaut
@Espernaut
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Let me toss you another bone, concerning my friend.. who's abit further in her mindset than you are (but not by much). She thinks this is going to soothe the itch and all will be well. Apparently until she stumbles over the "right guy". At that point, assuming causual relationship is still in effect, someone's going to be hurt.. despite being told, continually.. "don't get attached to me".
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