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Should Good Friends Risk their Friendship for Romance? (Second Ever Twitter Q&A)

Should Good Friends Risk their Friendship for Romance? (Second Ever Twitter Q&A)

Last updated on: September 22, 2015 at 12:13 pm by Sean Lowe

Should Good Friends Risk their Friendship for Romance? (Second Ever Twitter Q&A) 2015-09-22T12:13:04-04:00 Sean Lowe

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I love Twitter and the fun interaction people have while watching their favorite shows — Bachelor Nation is the best online community! From time to time, people tweet us questions. Thing is, it’s hard to answer in 140 characters or less.

Here are three recent Twitter questions and their longer-than-Twitter allows answers:

Question #6: What are your thoughts on two people who have been friends for years starting to date? Good or bad idea?

Tweeter: @lipsis

Answer: Hey if you feel like it’s right, go for it! Of course you run the risk of harming a good friendship but I say risking it for love is worth the chance.

Question #7: What has been your biggest hurdle in marriage so far?

Tweeter: @ashug32

Answer: I’d say communication. As a guy, I’m not the greatest at conveying my thoughts and emotions and I’ve learned that my wife needs that from me. So much of marriage is about communicating thoughts and emotions so that both people are on the same page. This is a work in progress.

Question #8: When did you know Catherine was the one?

Tweeter: @jessipooduh

Answer: So this is a question I get a lot. I honestly didn’t know until our final week in Thailand. The whole time I was going through my “journey” I tried really hard to compartmentalize each relationship, which ultimately left me a little lost because I wasn’t comparing them to one another. Luckily for me, I reached clarity at the end and knew that I couldn’t see myself every saying goodbye to Catherine. And by the way, that feeling has only multiplied since then.

Other questions in this series:

Do you and Catherine have a SnapChat?

Starbucks or Dunkin?

Say you never met Catherine on The Bachelor, you just met her regularly, how would you propose differently?

What was the highlight of your and Catherine’s summer?

As a former college football player, what are your thoughts on the current concussion protocol in NFL?

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