I do think it also depends on how emtionally attatched you need to be to have good sex. I mean...If its bad sex whats the point?

Friends with Benefits is a bad idea. I won't deny it, but I'll say that only bad experiences came off of it. They were mistakes in the past that I'll keep buried in the past.:eagletear:

I've seen it happen with a few of my friends. I personally haven't had any experiences with it. I probably would of had opportunities to do that kind of thing with a few people, but I'm one of those guys that would probably get attached if ever involved with a friends with benefits type of situation.

To avoid all the drama, if I can't love you then I'm not going to have sex with you; plain and simple.

As people have said before it takes a lot of maturity and a lot of open communication to have this kind of experience. If you don't have at least those two things then there could be a lot of drama headed your way.

It's not just something to be cautious about, here. This is really one of those things that you should be absolutely certain that there will be no feelings involved. For example, if both parties are already emotionally connected with someone else, and all four+ people understand that there is nothing emotional, and purely sexual. That might work. The problem is that even with total maturity and understanding an unwanted surge of emotional attachment might/will come up eventually, and that's when it's got to be put down.
But you both are so similar, so I forgive myself.

I would agree completely. Not loving a person and just having sex with no emotions is very awkward. There's just a gap.:dover:

Ok, first, stop using stupid smilies in every post. It severely undermines any point you're trying to make.

And no, having sex with no emotions is NOT very awkward. It's very awkward if you need emotions for sex, or if one person is emotionally invested and the other isn't. You're talking in bad movie terms. Love = sex. No love = no sex. That's not the real world. To consenting adults can have many wonderful orgasms and not need to make a federal case out of it. Your morals are not the world's morals. So no, it's not awkward. It's awkward for YOU.

Personally, I'd never feel comfortable having a friend with benefits, but that's just my own morals. As for what I think of it, well it's perfectly fine. Naturally, like anything, it can be easily fucked up if people are fuckwits about it. I've seen enough of these relationships end badly simply because one of the sides decided to take it too seriously and get jealous.

In fact, just recently, a couple in my circle of friends stopped talking to each other because of it. The girl decided she didn't wanna share the guy with other girls anymore, and cut him off. He got pissed off about it, and like a fucktard, started spreading rumours about the girl. Basically, it was a reenactment of a typical highschool. That's an example of it turning bad.

But now take for example another friend of mine. He'll fuck anyone. In fact, he has a supply of t-shirts that say 'I fucked *insert name*' and he hands them out to any girl he fucks. Him and one of his friends have been fuck buddies for quite awhile. Anytime he doesn't pick up a girl at the bar, he calls her up and she comes over, or he goes over there and they do it. All it is, is sex. In a group setting, nothing is awkward between the two, and they're rather open about state of their friendship. Neither one applies any kind of emotions or meaning to what they're doing. It's just pleasure. lol.

Anyhow. I'm getting long winded here. As long as the sex is merely sex, then yay.

They're good in my experience. I did however have one that ended strangely. The girl just called me up one night and said "I can't do this anymore, I feel like I'm using you", and promptly hung up!

I didn't really question it as I wasn't particularly desperate, and we're still really good friends to this day, but I do sometimes wish I had said something because it was really good sex, and as far as being used goes, frankly I didn't mind!

If your not looking for a serious relationship, than its fine. But when either of you get over-emotional or jealous than it can screw things up.

From personal experience good does come from this but it usually only lasts for a short period of time. Sooner or later one of the party members becomes attached to the other person.

This usually complicates everything..

Mine's doing good so far, but I think she's getting a bit attached. She's started sending me these text messages...

TIME TO RE-ASSESS SITUATION.

Well...There is a problem with friends with benefits. Each person could have multiple sex with many other people b/c neither feeling committed to each other. And with all the oozing of pelvic goo beware the mighty gonosyphilherpalaids.

http://www.courier-journal.com/blogs...red-702455.jpg

Yeah, sex with lots of people. No way to take precautions there.

Whoops sorry I forgot a condom is like holy barrier and no one will get a STD while wearing one. My-bad.

Internet sarcasm. Ha ha.

Condoms are pretty fucking good at stopping the transmission of STDs (something like 99.9%?). Of course, what really helps is the fact that I, unlike you, don't put it in dirty fucking skanks.

Yes, because let's avoid anything with a .1% risk involved for fear that something bad could possibly (very unlikely) happen. Best get back into lying in bed and staring at your ceiling in horror.

I just had more satisfying orgasms from porn and my hand than I did with her. She was pretty ugly, a bad influence and she was a board in bed.

I figured I was better off without her around. I was right.

Failed in establishing ground rules or at least making sure that there was an understanding of these ground rules. The whole thing went Kaput and ended up like some guilt trip.