Should casual sex turn into anything else?

Can casual sex ever turn into anything else? And should it? Ok so I’ve been sleeping with the same guy for about 6 months but we are just friends we are not even that close of friends we mostly just see or talk to each other on weekends. Ok here’s the thing we are not dating and he has made it very “clear” that he doesn’t want anything else and I’m fine with that because I don’t see him as the type of guy I want to have a serious relationship with ok but I have the what if factor maybe it could work out and I want to tell him “hey you know what maybe we should try something more” but I’m a bit afraid that it might kill our current relationship I know he likes me well at least I’m pretty sure he tells his friends in front of me that he likes me (he doesn’t tell me) he brings me around his kids and basically his whole family knows me and they assume we are in a relationship but we don’t tell them we are not dating. And I’m practically with him every weekend I spend the night with him it’s like my weekend home. also we have the issue that I have never been very affectionate toward him I won’t tell him I like him or anything of that sort even though I’m always with him. One time I tried and he told me to chill out even though he’s tried a couple of time to express how he feels I’m not allowed to he’s also told me he’s scared as hell to fall in love and he doesn’t want to go through it. Well what should I do I’m not in love with him of course I do like him but I want to be open to the possiblity that I can let go and if love happens I can let it just be. Should I tell him anything or should I just let it run it’s course I don’t mind being just friends so I don’t want to tell him and him feel that it’s all or nothing. what do I do?

Answer #1

It can turn into something else, but only if BOTH parties want to become emotionally involved. I have enjoyed my casual sexcapades and to be honest if the guy starts off saying he does not want a relationship it doesn’t really happen unless he changes his mind. It’s easier for girls to fall for someone they are casually seeing opposed to the guy because if you aren’t sleeping with other people then it’s hard to understand what the difference is from being boyfriend/girlfriend then just being FB’s– unless it’s like a midnight I don’t want you around my friends or family type sex arrangement which it doesn’t seem like you are that type of friends with benefits, it seems like he does enjoy your company more than just for sex, but if he didn’t take you around his friends I would say it is pretty clear he doesn’t want to get involved. Hope that made sense!

Answer #2

Go ahead babe, go and express your feeling, that is the best thing to do in this world after the thing which you have been all ready doing.

Answer #3

Tricky situation.

I think though that you like him a lot more then you say. Putting yourself in a situation where your thinking about having a relationship with him does speak for itself. The real problem though is the lack of openness the two of you have. It seems as though you two can manage to confuse the hell out of each other. Its not a good thing and communication is the basis of all relationships. According to what your saying, he’s made it very clear that he doesn’t want the relationship to expand to something else. I feel though that what you guys have already is pretty much a relationship.

I have a feeling that the guy your having this relationship with is fearful about commitment and just doesn’t see himself in the aspect of having a relationship. I’m curious though as to why he’s so fearful about falling in love? Isn’t that something that everyone wants to do happily? Maybe he is unsure of what you feel towards him since you said your not very affectionate towards him. I know that you tried to express it to him before and he told you to calm down but why not try it when he is expressing it to you. Having that mutual feeling type of thing.

This is really entirely up to you though, its his trust factor thats really putting to question the openness of the relationship. If he can trust you enough to fall in love with you then you pretty much accomplished what you wanted and your free to fall in love with him. How you do that though is another thing thats up to you, I don’t know your partner as well as you do. I’m not sure if you want to conform with what you have but I would give it a try I feel that hes worth the shot. If anything happens out of place then you can just go back to your normal relationship as it was. It helps to have his cooperation with this though. Its your feelings that your trying to express and I hope he is understanding off the topic.

Hope this helps.

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