According to a study by Afifi and Faulkner, 51% of university participants had ever engaged in a Friends with Benefits relationship, and 49% reported having engaged in more than one. Bisson and Levine’s survey study found that 60% of university participants had ever engaged in a Friends with Benefits relationship. “The complexity of maintaining a sexual relationship within the context of a friendship appears to be facilitated by following a number of rules (e.g., not telling other friends, not becoming too emotionally involved)”. There exists an understanding in a Friends with Benefits relationship that neither partner may become too attached or discuss emotions, as this could destroy the fluidity of the
According to a study by Afifi and Faulkner, 51% of university participants had ever engaged in a Friends with Benefits relationship, and 49% reported having engaged in more than one. Bisson and Levine’s survey study found that 60% of university participants had ever engaged in a Friends with Benefits relationship. “The complexity of maintaining a sexual relationship within the context of a friendship appears to be facilitated by following a number of rules (e.g., not telling other friends, not becoming too emotionally involved)”. There exists an understanding in a Friends with Benefits relationship that neither partner may become too attached or discuss emotions, as this could destroy the fluidity of the