Can friends with benefits turn into a relationship?

Answer 1

Answer Probably good friends are the best way to form a relationship as you know a lot about each other already. You might say a foundation has already been laid and it's there to build on. I once had a female friend. We were both married, but we both liked each other. We didn't take it further for years after that, and wouldn't you know we each ended up divorced. It didn't take me long to contact her. We started dating and ended up living together (common law) for over ten years and even when we parted we did so as friends.

Answer 2

Answer Sure, why not, there aren't any boundries when it comes to love with the possible exception of in the family, other than that, friends are probably the best way to have a relationship, at least you know a lot about each other. That's a good way to start.

Answer 3

It may be different for each friendship and each person involved. Of course anything is possible, but often, at times, the long history of the friendship may impede a relationship from emerging.

Another Perspective

Of course friendships can evolve into relationships . . . lasting ones. That happens all the time. It's one of the main ways people form lifelong relationships. After all, friends are already comfortable with each other, have a high regard for each other and also have a lot in common. As they grow older, more mature and experienced, experience other relationships that don't work out and their goals change, a deeper relationship can develop with a long time friend. It often happens when a spouse dies and their surviving spouse begins to form more than just a friendship with a mutual friend. The possibilities are endless.

Answer 4

yes and no. it all depends on you and the other person. if you feel like it should be a relationship, and you are sure about it then nothing is stopping you from doing that. it all depends on you two.