I Don’t Need a Boyfriend. But I Do Want Sex. | Why Friends with Benefits Can Feel “Just Right” | Chapter 02

Woman considering why a friends-with-benefits relationship can feel just right when she wants sex but does not need a boyfriend

I want to have sex. But I don’t want him in my daily life. | 5 Chapters

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I Don’t Need a Boyfriend. But I Do Want Sex. | Why Friends with Benefits Can Feel “Just Right”

I don’t need a boyfriend. But I do want sex. Those two thoughts are not contradictory.

Why can friends with benefits feel “just right”?

It may involve less entry into everyday life than a romantic relationship, while offering more familiarity than a one-night stand. You know the person. You may know the chemistry. Yet you are not building a conventional relationship.

Woman considering the conditions for an ideal friends-with-benefits relationship including security, cleanliness, compatibility, privacy, distance, time and communication

But an ideal arrangement requires many things to line up: security, cleanliness, compatibility, privacy, distance, time, communication frequency and, above all, shared expectations.

I like him. He likes me. We both want the same kind of relationship, and the timing is right.

Free does not mean cost-free.

There may be no explicit price, but there is still time, scheduling, communication and consideration. Chapter 03 looks at those invisible maintenance costs.

Woman walking through Tokyo introducing Chapter 03 about the hidden maintenance cost of a friends-with-benefits relationship

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