Friends How to Be “Just Friends” After a Break-Up — Part 1 What do you want and why do you want it? Posted November 10, 2019 | Reviewed by Jessica Schrader ...

The phrase "just friends" implies you're able to be friendly with an ex without there being either attraction and desire or conflict and discomfort. But is this a realistic possibility?

Can heterosexual men and women ever be “just friends”? Few other questions have provoked debates as intense, family dinners as awkward, literature as lurid, or movies as memorable. Still, the ...

1. He’s still heating up. If you only see your guy friend sporadically, you might not be on his relationship radar just yet. The attraction he feels is more of a slow-burn instead of fireworks.

Just Friends? Let Me Read Between the Lines. How can a spurned lover make his case? In this essay — the first Modern Love column ever published, exactly 15 years ago — one writer counts the ways.

So, can men and women really never be just friends? I would argue they can, but it’s rare. Sexuality in opposite-sex friendships is, admittedly, often a challenge to balance. But ultimately, ...

Happy Just Friendsgiving! With the holiday season just around the corner, Ryan Reynolds and Amy Smart are celebrating the 18th anniversary of the 2005 film Just Friends with a “self-funded ...

Andrew Toth/WireImage. Amy Smart is hopeful for a Just Friends sequel after reuniting with former costar Ryan Reynolds. “It was kind of like we picked up where we left off,” Smart, 47, told Us ...

Overall, “Just Friends” is a movie with a lot of heart to it. Josha Stradowski, Majd Mardo, and Jenny Arean give terrific performances and the rest of the cast is memorable.

"Just Friends" captures the bizarre overlap of old- and new-world tech. Though both Chris and Mike Brander appear a few times with cell phones, no one else does. Instead, ...

"Just friends, lovers no more. Just friends but not like before. To think of what we’ve been. And not to kiss again. Seems like pretending It isn’t the ending Two friends drifting apart. Two ...