Nope. If I really had feelings for him and knew he couldn't give me more than sex... noe. I'd just try to make him love me too, and if that doesn't work, well, bad luck. But you shouldn't have sex with someone you love with knowing that they don't have the same feelings for you. It's very unhealthy to your soul. :/

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No.
It will hurt like hell (probably).

Better nothing then extra feelings sex usually brings.

nah, whats the point if the relationship is only going to last untill that end. it would end if either party didnt give out and it would end if they did. who actualy wins?

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From personal experience, it gets a huge 'NO!' from me. Personally, I've found that it's hard to open yourself up sexually to someone without romantic feelings developing to some extent. It doesn't matter how hard you try, I think it's just in human nature to react that way. But that's just me.
So, in short... if you're an emotional person like me, I would definitely say don't try it. If you're not, you may react differently. All I can do is speak from personal experience. Hope it helps (:

possible to fall in love with someone a lot more than what you expected after sex? It kind of would bond a couple closer no matter how far aprt do you think?

You can't be in love with someone if all you're going to have is sex. Love is something completely different. It's a special connection between too people. It doesn't need physical things like sex. So basically, no. It's not worth it. Because it's not a real relationship and you're just gonna hurt yourselves.

No not at all. A relationship is based on BOTH intimacy and communication/support. If it's just about sex that isn't a relationship. That's called friends with benefits...