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Study Says Having Sex With Your Friend Won’t Ruin The Friendship, But Just Might Enhance The Relationship 

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 Follow me on Facebook William G. McCray III and Obnoxious.tv with William G. McCray III on Twitter @WilliamGMcCray and Instagram @SirWilliamGMcCrayIII to keep up on the latest!  Now this post is most edgy, but interesting nonetheless and seems that gay men that are friends can have sex and maintain their friendship far more the heterosexuals. 

Can your friendship still go on after you’ve seen each other naked, or is it doomed forever?

That was the question posed to sex researcher Dr. Damon Jackson who conducted research on the behavior of gay male friends with surprising results. According to Jackson, your friendship has a fighting chance, but it’s up to you to make it work.
In his response, Dr. Jackson noted a study published in the Sex Patterns that asked 500 gay men, about their relationships with previous friends with benefits (FWB).
According to the responses, FWBs have about a 50/50 shot at surviving after the sex stops.
According to Dr. Jackson:
Specifically, just 18.5 percent said that they were no longer friends at all, 31.5 percent remained friends but were less close than they used to be, 35.4 percent remained friends and were just as close as they were before they started having sex, while 14.6 percent remained friends and were even closer than before.
Those who reported they were no longer friendly with their FWBs also reported higher levels of feeling deceived and higher levels of loneliness and psychological distress.
So how can you make it work after the deed is done? As Dr. Jackson suggests, it’s all about good communication. He wrote,

I found that FWBs who had better communication were more likely to maintain a relationship of some sort with their partner in the future.
So go ahead and go for it if you want — just make sure you and your friend are on the same page about what you both expect to get out of a physical relationship.



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