These days I'm having to be very careful that I keep close watch over my emotional attachments and affections, too aware that they could lead to romantic love as opposed to platonic love; and given that I believe this would be a set up for unrequited pain, I'm being very diligent. Gotta watch my internal monologue and story-making so as not to
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It's my understanding that the term "platonic" means a purely "spiritual" love, devoid of sensual desire.
It's also my understanding, through the little tidbits I have gathered here and there (not much) that this is already a sensual relationship.
I'm not sure I understand the difference between spiritual love involving sensual interaction and "romantic" love. For myself, the distinction would be somewhat arbitrary if it existed at all, and I don't usually try to separate into these dichotomies.
In what way is my perception of your relationship wrong? Or, in what way do we have differing definitions of "platonic" and "romantic" love? Or, if you have successfully prevented yourself from loving, what emotional and psychological functions exactly have you prevented?
Feel free to tell me it's none of my business, or to answer via email, of course.
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