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casual relationship

Everyone has had friends of the opposite sex, right? Do you have sex with them? Usually not. However, the idea of a casual relationship is another way of saying "friends with benefits." This is a friendship between two people that allows sexual intercourse. Rather than having a relationship that focuses on the emotional needs, this type of relationship is based only on sexual needs. In between boyfriends? Feeling restless? Horny? Lonely? It's at this time when you call up your your friend and fullfill the "obligations" of a casual relationship. During this, you are fullfulling your sexual needs. There's no need to mess around with with sadness, jealousy, or any other pesky emotions that are found in typical relationships.
In Sex and The City, Carrie is heartbroken over Mr. Big. This is when she calls her friend to fullfill her sexual desires in this casual relationship.
casual relationship by Mr. Toco September 1, 2008
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Casual relationship

A relationship without any strings attached, no need for feelings or emotions just something to do when you're bored. No loyalties so can be with multiple people if would like to.
"Can we just keep this a casual relationship?"
"Sure."

Casual Relationship

Two people who are good friends and who might be looking for a relationship. But are friends who are talking. The can do anything a relationship does. They hangout, go out, have sex, long conversations. A relationship but without the title until they both are ready.
I’m looking for something Casual Relationship with you.
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