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Self-Deception

Q&A: Friends with Benefits: 27 Nov 2011, Question 1
Question: Are "friends with benefits" relationships a mistake? It is moral and/or wise to pursue sexual relationships with friends, even though you're not in a romantic relationship? What are some of the benefits and/or pitfalls? If it's a mistake, what should a person do to avoid such entanglements?
Tags: Dating, Ethics, Friendship, Honesty, Romance, Self-Deception, Sex

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