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No Strings Attached is a 2011 American romantic comedy film directed and co-produced by Ivan Reitman. Starring Natalie Portman and Ashton Kutcher , the film is about two friends who decide to make a pact to have a " no strings attached " relationship, without falling in love with each other.
“A no-strings-attached relationship can give people the opportunity to explore their sexuality without becoming romantically involved with someone they’re not ultimately a match for,” says ...
“Broadly, it is a no-strings-attached relationship or emotional/sexual bond without a title—partners won’t define their relationship, place it into a category or set clear boundaries.” To ...
Unlike FWBs or casual, no-strings-attached relationships, which are mostly about sex, situationships usually involve some emotional investment, even if they don’t include default Saturday dates ...
A CNN Money article characterizes the relationship as having the "immediate intimacy [of marriage] without commitment." [4] One source [2] characterizes the relationships as "platonic, close, opposite-sex couplings, with no strings attached." The phrase is, however, sometimes used for same-sex relationships. [5]
There is anecdotal evidence that traditional dating—one-on-one public outings—has declined rapidly among the younger generation in the United States in favor of less intimate sexual encounters sometimes known as hookups (slang), described as brief sexual experiences with "no strings attached", although exactly what is meant by the term ...
2. No Strings Attached (2011) Two friends (played by Natalie Portman and Ashton Kutcher) make a pact to have a no strings attached relationship.
Teenagers and college-aged students tend to avoid the more formal activity of dating, and prefer casual no-strings-attached experiments sometimes described as 'hookups'. It permits young women to "go out and fit into the social scene, get attention from young men, and learn about sexuality", according to one report by sociologists. [115]