Relationships in which the two people are not romantically involved but have a sexual relationship are called
A) nascent friends.
B) stabilized friendships.
C) friends with benefits.
D) diminished friendships.

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The term used to describe a sexual relationship between two people who are not romantically involved is "friends with benefits." Choice A, nascent friends, refers to friendships that are just beginning and have not yet fully developed. Choice B, stabilized friendships, refers to friendships that have been in existence for a while and have reached a level of stability. Choice D, diminished friendships, refers to friendships that have turned sour and are no longer as strong as they once were.

Relationships in Which the Two People Are Not Romantically Involved