Hmm. Not necessarily true at all. There was one friend of mine that I didn't think found me attractive in the least. We were just good friends. I wasn't even really interested in pursuing her at all, and really didn't. But suddenly, things happened out of nowhere. We were hall-mates with some other friends at our dorm our second year of college (we all planned it that way, for the most part), and started out simply sharing a bed every now and again. Over time that advanced to much cuddling and spooning. Then one night, it was making out. Then sex. Then, she got a boyfriend. Nothing really changed in our friendship after that experience. It was just back to the having the fun without the antics. Like, really. In retrospect, it was quite a random occurrence I never would have called or expected.Mr Montmorency said:I thought we established that if they friend zone you they don't find you attractive?Gorfias said:I was friends with my wife before we dated. Nothing wrong with the friend zone. A proper relationship requires that you actually like hanging out with the person you're going to be spending a lot of time with.the Dept of Science said:Being a friend to being a boyfriend is a difficult transition to make. I always find it easier to separate the two. Keep my shefriends as shefriends and if I want a girlfriend, its best to meet someone knew and start out on a sexual level, before she can categorise you.
Now, if you're just looking to bump uglies, yeah, you can't or shouldn't do that with someone that is genuinely a friend. Friend's with benefits is a tricky situation. You're friends, you have sex, but don't consider each other anything more than that: it's like saying there is actually something wrong with each other that keeps it from being more serious.
But then, I don't equate sex or a random physical attraction with any kind of love, or the development of that feeling. That's a whole other animal entirely. It's a strange beast, and a pure physical attraction is hardly ever a factor. A physical attraction isn't love. It's just lust. Love is what you find when you look past the skin and actually connect on a deeper level for whatever reason with somebody.