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Why is it that two people can be best friends platonically, but bring out the worst in each other in (by Sparky)
(29 / M-F / Massachusetts)
Why is it that two people can be best friends platonically, but bring out the worst in each other in a relationship?
A concept I know exists but can’t explain.
Edit: I read a comment on this sub a few days ago. Someone described having a very close and supportive friendship with a man. Once they decided to date she started to become callous; overall, someone she didn’t recognize. His “worst†was also brought out. That is where my question is stemming from!
Source.
A concept I know exists but can’t explain.
Edit: I read a comment on this sub a few days ago. Someone described having a very close and supportive friendship with a man. Once they decided to date she started to become callous; overall, someone she didn’t recognize. His “worst†was also brought out. That is where my question is stemming from!
Source.
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