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2nd para removed because uses pejorative language.
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Mitch
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I think 'becoming/getting closer' [to each other] could describe it sufficiently, without any implications about whether it's platonic or not.

In fact, especially if a guy said this, it may not need to be said that the relationship is platonic, 'cos fellas don't generally talk about their ol' biddy or latest conquest like that often.

I think 'becoming/getting closer' [to each other] could describe it sufficiently, without any implications about whether it's platonic or not.

In fact, especially if a guy said this, it may not need to be said that the relationship is platonic, 'cos fellas don't generally talk about their ol' biddy or latest conquest like that often.

I think 'becoming/getting closer' [to each other] could describe it sufficiently, without any implications about whether it's platonic or not.

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Dom
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I think 'becoming/getting closer' [to each other] could describe it sufficiently, without any implications about whether it's platonic or not.

In fact, especially if a guy said this, it may not need to be said that the relationship is platonic, 'cos fellas don't generally talk about their ol' biddy or latest conquest like that often.