Platonic love is a special emotional and spiritual relationship between two people. It's different than romantic love but can be even more powerful and long-lasting.

Platonic partnerships—without the romance or sex— are popular with people determined to make love work through alternative relationship structures.

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Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne star as estranged best friends who reconnect in midlife. Harry Met Sally vibes aside, this show is too busy having good, goofy fun to bother focusing on will they/won't they.

Many will turn out to be platonic love, which is just as profound, but in a different way. So, how do you know if the feelings you have for that special someone are romantic or platonic? Dr.

Bringing romance into my friendships has let me approach both platonic and non-platonic partnerships in a way that ultimately allows me to get all that I need, whether I am partnered or not.

Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne banter and spar in a show that ostensibly explores male-female friendships but that really plays more like a breezy ode to a stoner aesthetic.

Platonic love is named after the ancient Greek philosopher Plato, who described this type of love in his work “Symposium.” He described platonic love as a feeling that strays away from the physical ...