The internet is rife with articles on platonic dates, platonic nudes, and platonic flings between women.
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Either way, platonic or not-so-platonic thruples are so *in* this year.
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I've had platonic adventures with people I've met on Tinder all over the world (and some not so platonic adventures too).
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Under the custodianship of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, Dubai has methodically transformed itself into a kind of resort state — a platonic global citizen's platonic ideal of a good time.
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You can truly love someone in a very platonic way.
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Peterson echoed a similar sentiment, explaining their platonic love further.
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"I fell in love with him… platonic love," Young says.
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Every theory about love has an equivalent for platonic relationships.
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They seem to have a nice platonic partnership going on.
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But a source tells PEOPLE their stroll was strictly platonic.
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Friend flings are no less golden than legit platonic relationships.
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It's sexual and visceral and also completely neutered and platonic.
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It bills itself as the "strictly platonic friend making app".
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For Mr. Lécaillon, the '08 Cristal is a platonic ideal.
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This Trump 2020 campaign ad is the message's Platonic ideal.
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But what comes is the Platonic version, which is pure.
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Hutchins and Jenner have previously said their relationship is platonic.
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This is Trump's platonic ideal of how a workplace functions.
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Doom Eternal is the platonic ideal of a Doom game.
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Our Celine sources tell us the relationship is completely platonic.
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Look at that perfect right triangle: platonic ideal of a 'pit.
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It's basically the platonic ideal of a cool-weather dye job.
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That's right: in their case, that chemistry is actually totally platonic.
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Sports news is the platonic ideal of this kind of topic.
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Why can't they just have a respectful and loving platonic friendship?
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Much like the Platonic "man" of Twitter, one can do both.
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Need some more platonic pet names to call your best bud?
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It was the Platonic ideal of a mango, this Alphonso mango.
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This is the platonic ideal of rap music about gleeful excess.
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What are good coping mechanisms for going through a platonic breakup?
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Gender shapes social dynamics, even between the closest of platonic friends.
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It's the gender essentialist's platonic ideal of the "deceptive trans" trope.
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The common practice of hiring a [platonic] girlfriend is above board.
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Perhaps. But the two have always struck us as platonic friends.
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And they get along with her best platonic friend from college.
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Things are getting intense in your partnerships, both platonic and romantic.
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Perhaps so, in a universe that's more platonic and less human.
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Enjoy a cocktail of platonic perfection outside in the moonlit garden.
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In their platonic online forms, cats are individualistic, aloof, extremely spooky.
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"It was very platonic," Mr. Woo said of their deepening friendship.
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There were about seven clusters of platonic cuddlers in the space.
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We're talking dads, brothers, cousins, uncles, platonic male buddies, and more.
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Ms. Giordano insisted that their relationship was platonic, and not romantic.
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Their friendship was deep, funny, occasionally fraught and, it seems, platonic.
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"Not another sequel!" goes the comment in its most platonic form.
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"It wasn't a platonic debating society," Mr. Carvin, his former boss, said.
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Despite their feelings, Jane said the two remained platonic for many years.
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We met on an app that was created for meeting platonic friends.
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The rally felt like the Platonic ideal of an organic grassroots movement.
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This is great for both your romantic relationships and your platonic partnerships.
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This white cat is the actualization of the platonic ideal of grace.
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Confusion pops up this evening—in both your intimate and platonic relationships.
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"There's no mistaking what someone means when they say 'platonic'" Goldberg said.
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This is a powerful day in your relationships, both romantic and platonic.
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There's also a chance you're just jealous of your partner's platonic relationships
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Passionate Mars entering Sagittarius will energize your relationships, both romantic and platonic.
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Modern Love She hoped their platonic bond would always outshine romantic attraction.
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These spirals, incrementally produced, differ from, say, a Platonic cube's transcendent idealism.
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A "PLP," or platonic life partner, according to the screenwriter Ephi Stempler.
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This newly anointed Rosie soon came to be considered the platonic form.
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For example, a cube is a Platonic solid made of six squares.
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True or not, that's pretty much the Platonic ideal of a superfood.
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We're told the exes are keeping things strictly platonic this time around.
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This could also pop up in your professional or platonic relationships, Gemini.
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Check. This Heinz ad might be the Platonic ideal of Super Bowl ads.
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I wanted to show a platonic relationship between a man and a woman.
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All the novels are relationshipish, ranging from platonic to bow-chicka-bow-wow.
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And then there's the humble sign spinner, the platonic ideal of mild inconvenience.
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Remember, also, that no relationship, even strictly platonic ones, are without their struggles.
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Our relationship with Trader Joe's is not platonic; it is full-on romantic.
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Robert Lee in Charlottesville is the platonic ideal of a lose-lose situation.
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Relationships of all kinds, whether they're romantic or platonic, will undergo a shift.
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In other words, Mia is the platonic ideal of an onscreen struggling actor.
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But does the platonic form of the activity-tracking wearable even exist yet?
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Difficultly in partnerships, both romantic and platonic, is on the menu today, Gemini.
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Relationships are a big focus for you today, Taurus—both romantic and platonic.
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Today you're all about relationships, both romantic and platonic (and with your enemies!).
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It's pretty much the Platonic ideal of a "Curb Your Enthusiasm" plot twist.
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Our sources say despite the frequent sightings, they're not romantic ... it's strictly platonic.
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They've both denied anything physical is going on, insisting their relationship is platonic.
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Fortunately, the creators realized David and Stevie worked better as platonic best friends.
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That would be great if we had a Platonic philosopher king setting policy.
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So what exactly are the strictly platonic activities that RentAFriend recommends you do?
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She points to Bumble's expansion beyond dating to networking and meeting platonic friends.
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They're messier, yes, and less Platonic in their genesis, more base, more human.
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But she realizes that keeping love platonic (well, platonic from here on out) might be the best course of action for her and Owen because then they can have an easy, beautiful friendship and not risk screwing that up with sex.
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Is the platonic ideal of the club as a space of inclusivity overly romanticized?
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Many developed passionate same-gender relationships that were neither fully romantic nor fully platonic.
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And while Boyle has always seen the relationship as purely platonic, he's open-minded.
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Angela tells us things between her and Bow Wow are strictly platonic for now.
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That Trump is the platonic ideal of what the Bible wants in a leader?
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Tolentino takes the former Governor Mike Huckabee's boys as the platonic ideal of Sons.
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I loved that the movie had a powerful, passionate friendship, a platonic love story.
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This is the Platonic ideal of a story for media people to riff on.
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PLATONIC #VirtueMoir IN GIF FORM NOTHING ACCIDENTAL ABT THAT NECK KISS SON #PyeongChang2018 pic.twitter.
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This dunk is balletic, poetic, dramatic—it is the platonic ideal of basketball beauty.
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But it's pretty much the Platonic ideal of how hockey people think these days.
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You've talked about platonic relationships and breakdowns being a good way into this record.
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Unless platonic buds just smooch on the dance floor like it ain't no thang.
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Clausen is Tillmans's best friend, ex-boyfriend, and something like a platonic life partner.
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Finally, the shape of the veil was clearly inspired by della Francesca's platonic forms.
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But they made a long and dignified marriage, even if it was largely platonic.
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The energy between yourself and your partners (both romantic and platonic) will be harmonious!
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Logan could be appearing in the new episodes as Rory's happily married platonic friend.
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But don't bother getting your hopes up, because this second chance is strictly platonic.
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You can stop thinking what you're thinking ... we're told the evening was purely platonic.
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Enterprising Southern women have been trading on this platonic ideal of a lifestyle forever.
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Atticus is written as the platonic ideal of a father and crusader for justice.
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Throughout all of that, sex and even romance take a backseat to platonic love.
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" The format achieved a kind of Platonic ideal on this weekend's episode of "S.
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Instead, we can tell stories about platonic love: the love of friendships and families.
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It's certainly time to let go of relationships—romantic or platonic—that are draining.
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Jewish sports fans who listen to hip-hop are the Platonic ideal of a flatmate.
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He ended up acting not as a Platonic guardian but as a rather tawdry cheerleader.
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Although there's speculation the two are romantically linked, multiple sources tell PEOPLE it's strictly platonic.
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GRONLAND, a bustling neighbourhood in central Oslo, may be the Platonic ideal of European multiculturalism.
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"Money on My Mind" is the platonic ideal of a certain kind of rap song.
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I always had what I think were platonic crushes on really square, nerdy looking boys.
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Claudia Dear Claudia, Platonic, heterosexual male friends have been a rare occurrence in my life.
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"I'm very comfortable with them being platonic — like brother and sister, and friends," he continued.
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These days, your Platonic ideal of "jeans" probably looks something like a mid-rise skinny.
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I feel like that was pretty close to the Platonic ideal of a Terminator villain.
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For health nuts willing to pay a premium, Juicero promises the platonic ideal of juice.
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It might be better for their health for Yara and Daenerys to remain platonic allies.
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Hannah enjoys the platonic company of Elijah far more than she does any heterosexual partnership.
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The relationship between the dancers remained fluid, shifting from platonic to romantic, combative to supportive.
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Does it feel weird to be talking about a Platonic ideal of stand-up comedy?
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The final hours of my 20s were spent in the presence of dear platonic friends.
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Mia Khalifa says she loooooves Houston Texans rookie Deshaun Watson ... but insists it's strictly platonic.
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But platonic love can be just as strong as romantic love, and needing to make two best friends romantic partners can appear to invalidate that platonic connection (which is why it was exciting to see that besties Black Widow and Hawkeye won't be making out).
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But their relationship, due in part to Quinn's heavily impaired mental and physical state, remains platonic.
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Fans, myself included, hold it up as the Platonic ideal of a multiplayer Star Wars game.
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It was the Wolves at their platonic ideal, utilizing every advantage they have over the Warriors.
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But with some digging, you can find your Platonic ideal at swap meets and thrift shops.
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Sometimes it's hard to contain real-life chemistry when actors are obligated to play platonic onscreen.
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Again, this combination brings tension to your relationships—partnerships of all kinds, professional, platonic, or romantic.
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Mating season has taken a strange turn for two normally platonic species on Japan's Yakushima Island.
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"Even if it's just a platonic relationship, we can have a nice companionship together," she said.
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For a generation of wannabe Manhattanites, Carrie's life was a kind of Gatsby-esque platonic ideal.
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Of course, now we know that they didn't — the pair stayed platonic until the end. 4.
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There is still plenty of platonic and even flirty fraternization available between most of your crew.
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On the track, he explores the pain he's felt from losing love, both romantic and platonic.
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They love each other, and that love is caught somewhere in between romance and platonic affection.
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Khloe and Game have been pals for years, but the Kardashian sources are adamant ... strictly platonic.
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But the one form of love that's been a constant in my life is platonic love.
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Also use this time to examine jealousy or competitiveness in your relationships, both platonic and romantic.
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If you were to bear the brunt of a platonic breakup, should you take this personally?
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It's also kept him, in the most platonic sense of the word, one of the coolest.
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Everyone around me always seems so focused on moving toward this sort of perfect, Platonic existence.
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He quotes her work, and they drink, talk literature and enjoy an intimate if platonic rapport.
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This eclipse in Leo won't just rock your romantic relationships, but your platonic ones as well.
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When falling in romantic love, it is easy to neglect the platonic friendships that ground us.
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"He understands that platonic cuddling is something that is a requirement in my world," she says.
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Every one of these assumptions is false, or at least highly disputable, including the Platonic one.
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"We clearly still had strong feelings for each other, but it was completely platonic," she said.
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Instead of finding dating matches, BFF will help you find the platonic loves of your life.
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Will it be someone you know from college and enjoyed a decade-long platonic friendship with?
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Golden Hour, a masterclass in genre synthesis, is the platonic ideal of a country-pop record.
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They even share a bed later that night and share supposedly platonic "I love you"s.
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They oscillate between passionate, private moments and a platonic public image of two excited new friends.
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It's :::Austin Powers voice::: very psychedelic, baby, in the most deliciously platonic sense of the word.
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Would being physically separated help or hurt us on our quest for mutual assisted platonic orgasm?
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Stop popping into our inboxes for advice on "platonic sugaring" or navigating Seeking Arrangements and OKCupid.
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These men are safe, reliable and shallow; they feel more like platonic ideals than real characters.
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And haven't told him any blatant lies, such as that your feelings are now just Platonic?
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Children's Books Romantic love, platonic love, parental love — I'd hate to live without any of them.
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This was something like the platonic ideal of a Rolling Loud performance — modern, young, deconstructed, riotous.
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Write your love story — happy, sad, funny, romantic, filial, platonic — in no more than 100 words.
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Her majestic allure is a neo-platonic allegory of beauty, combining intellectual strength and aesthetic harmony.
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But these early romances tended to be platonic and idealized, much like Werther's adoration of Charlotte.
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The clip above, from season three, is a nice sampling of their (so-far platonic) relationship.
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"There is no such thing as the platonic ideal of a great, encyclopedic museum," he said.
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And by that standard, "Crazy Whitefella Thinking" might represent a new platonic ideal for the show.
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Alas, the rumors came courtesy of an anonymous source and the "cozying" could have been entirely platonic.
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Daniel and I are currently still involved, and Charlie and I have transitioned to being platonic roommates.
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The Platonic ideal of an immigration policy is one that has the consent of the host country.
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News. "Platonic intimacy is a beautiful thing," Centineo exclaims before admitting that he is most certainly single.
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Even this, the platonic ideal of a Future song, will never be enough to say it all.
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" John jumped in to clarify that this was in done in a "playful, polite, and platonic way.
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But Trump has completely upended the platonic notion of elections as tools to settle public policy debates.
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Batman refers to her as a "platonic" coworker, and his attraction to her doesn't get mentioned again.
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Not their romantic one, that is, but the platonic one they built while Jack was still alive.
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Though she has since said the date was platonic, she still felt hurt by the quick turnaround.
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The women may braid each other's hair and share various tender moments, but it's all curiously platonic.
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Washing hair, cooking, and crying are platonic acts of love and support that he recognises as important.
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"Matt and I have undeniable chemistry in the most platonic sense of the word," she told PEOPLE.
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To explore different positions, Ms Wynn creates personas that take part in platonic dialogues with one another.
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Lively and Reynolds didn't stop being best friends when they took their relationship from platonic to romantic.
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They serve as a way of signaling a desire for a relationship, be it platonic or romantic.
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Tonight's full moon in Taurus will bring major turning point in your relationships, both romantic and platonic.
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There, she learns about relationships (both platonic and romantic) and discrimination (both gender and racial) and herself.
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It was all platonic basically but we formed good friendships, so it's not a waste of time.
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They initially connected, albeit on a platonic level, and began spending a great deal of time together.
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But it also makes me the Platonic ideal of a consumer of our era's most marketable products.
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And Soundgarden was platonic grunge—head banging, mythic, and absorbent of those violent tantrums of adolescent frustration.
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I don't share this Platonic skepticism about the arts, but you can see how you get there.
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Women can also use the dating app Bumble's BFF feature to meet platonic companions in the area.
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One platonic friend, a married man named Otis Lee Loving, stands by her throughout her hard times.
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Also, as is clear from many of the Platonic dialogues, Socrates genuinely admired people with practical skills.
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The move to meet with Kim is actually something very close to the Platonic ideal of Trumpism.
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Jo and Laurie are meant to remain platonic friends; it's Amy he's willing to grow up for.
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What begins as a practical (and platonic) arrangement to stave off loneliness soon blossoms into a romance.
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Eventually, that process would find the platonic ideal that each layer of the network was searching for.
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Rosenbaum founded RentAFriend in 2009 to fill a hole he perceived in the market for platonic company.
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One can only hope that this guy found a platonic touch buddy to ensnare in his tentacles.
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And wouldn't you know it, Laurie has turned into the platonic ideal of a Rob Zombie fan.
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The conversations you have today will be hugely transformative, especially for your relationships, both romantic and platonic.
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So we were studying these tetrahedra, and it's the simplest Platonic solid—the simplest three-dimensional shape, right?
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Does it feel weird when some of the characters look at you with more than just platonic eyes?
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Of course, Logan doesn't interact with women in a platonic capacity, so the night ends with an orgy.
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It's the Platonic ideal of the internet's own sick burn: a literal burning, performed by cold, calculating machine.
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Semi-platonic ideal Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) and Gendry Waters (Joe Dempsie) have been separated for several seasons.
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Everything seems pretty platonic here, but we'd still like to know how Hiddleston really feels about this kiss.
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Jo and Theodore "Laurie" Laurence (Jonah Hauer-King) meet and create a semi-platonic relationship for the ages.
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The Princess Switch, out on Netflix Friday, November 16, is the platonic ideal of Christmas romances, full stop.
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It's as if they, like the processed foods they show, only exist in the abstract, as Platonic forms.
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Despite lots of yearning from the boys—particularly me—the activity within our coed sextet remained entirely platonic.
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Seriously, I want you to consider your love life (actually, all your relationships, platonic or otherwise) since 2008.
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Who will live, who will die, who will become perfect platonic friends and who will finally make out?
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A third source adds that while it's platonic for now, there's potential for something more down the line.
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This is a wonderful time to connect with others, regardless of whether the partnership is romantic or platonic.
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Desert Stars feels like the platonic ideal of a festival: It exists for good music and fond memories.
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Keeping your exes on social media, whether they're platonic or not, only keeps them present in your life.
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With Lexy, when we were getting to know each other, I read every romantic overture as platonic friendliness.
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Reflect today on your platonic relationships and acquaintances—do they bring you joy or leave you feeling empty?
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There are subtle reminders that the service is about platonic touch, interspersed with photos of young, sexy women.
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It's almost like he's laughing at how ridiculous it is that he keeps insisting the two are platonic.
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City of Girls, from Eat Pray Love author Elizabeth Gilbert, is the Platonic ideal of a summer book.
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Duff explained that the pals' platonic friendship is "what was so good" about the original Disney Channel series.
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Over eight stand-alone episodes, "Modern Love" will explore various forms of love: sexual, romantic, familial, platonic, self.
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How will she look at Atticus now that he is no longer the "platonic ideal of a father"?
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Star Ruby Rose has crackling, platonic chemistry with Luke Fox (Camrus Johnson) the neurotic son of Lucius Fox.
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Then you try to have the real version live up to the Platonic version that's in your head.
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Though their interactions throughout the night could have been platonic, the impact was monumental — especially among other celebrities.
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It happened overnight in the guest room by a then-trusted boy (a platonic friend) from another school.
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To those who doubted that my feelings for Max were uncomplicated and platonic, I often added: objectively handsome.
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It's almost like an unplugged album, a kind of platonic raw course of rapper, producer, sample and beat.
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Friendship, I called it at the time — and it's true, platonic friendship was, very much, what I needed.
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Describing The Family feels like describing a broadcast television network's platonic ideal of what a drama should be.
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Both Rodgers and Rohrbach are avid golfers -- so maybe it was just a platonic trip to the links.
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Enter the world of friend dating, an entirely platonic, swipe right, swipe left approach to finding your next BFF.
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Collins isn't the only person that Centineo was previously linked to turned out to be more platonic than romantic.
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In the years since, they've both moved on (he's engaged to costar Brittany Cartwright) and forged a platonic friendship.
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One arm he has around her also holds 12 white roses, so we're guessing it's not a platonic embrace.
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The back half of season 8 will reveal if that connection is platonic or has the possibility of romance.
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That data can be parsed and analyzed to create an almost Platonic ideal of any business in any industry.
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Plus, the virtual world makes it easier to justify it all as innocent curiosity, platonic, or not real cheating.
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This star-studded ensemble spans ranges of relationships, showing breakups, romantic milestones and even the beauty of platonic love.
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Another source added that while their relationship is platonic for now, there's potential for something more down the line.
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But in order to transition from a romantic to platonic relationship, you absolutely need space and time to heal.
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Whatever it was, this was close to my platonic ideal of a breakfast sandwich — simple, but almost incomprehensibly satisfying.
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Sure, this week's goal was shot from closer up—but that's exactly what makes this kick the platonic ideal.
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In April, Macelli told PEOPLE the couple's relationship started off platonic and eventually became romantic after months of correspondence.
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Ah yes, the Platonic ideal of form and dimension—the perfect vessel to contain all manner of Chipotle aftermath.
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Some of the magic of the movie comes from the real life (but platonic) chemistry Condor and Centineo share.
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In both your platonic and romantic relationships, this eclipse will push you to discuss whatever's been on your mind.
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He draws from Platonic ideology, the idea that the perfect — or, sometimes, the infinite — exists only in the imagination.
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Superhero movies function more rigidly and narrowly than real life when it comes to showing platonic and romantic relationships.
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If you like your platonic relationships as gamified as your romantic ones, there's now an app for that. Hey!
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The mistake is to interpret the election as an index of public opinion (itself something of a Platonic abstraction).
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We should be concerned not with some platonic harmony of interests but with the very real balance of power.
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We were together for a year about 30 years ago and remained platonic friends until about two years ago.
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Men were encouraged to keep their emotions repressed and confessing even a platonic love to another man was taboo.
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According to the same article, roughly 60 percent of those swipes were women on the hunt for platonic friendships.
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Here's who plays who in Isn't It Romantic, also known as the Platonic Ideal of a Valentine's Day movie.
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The platonic ideal of an iceberg is a jagged hunk of ice that looks like a floating mountain crag.
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But when I stand, I quickly find myself in a featureless all-white room, a kind of Platonic vestibule.
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Many travelers use Facebook, Instagram, Tinder and Grindr to meet people in new places, even in a platonic way.
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Though I couldn't bear to be without him, I also feel more platonic for him than I used to.
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Over time, Bettencourt expressed her affection by giving her platonic friend upward of a billion dollars' worth of assets.
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VICE: "The Gang Hits the Road" feels like the platonic ideal of an It's Always Sunny episode to me.
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Had he stuck with his no, he would have missed out on the greatest platonic romance of his life.
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Their relationship remained platonic until two and a half years ago, when they began to turn a romantic corner.
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In his telling, it remains the platonic ideal of legislation, passed with the support of majorities of both parties.
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Helm says they were platonic friends and he wooed her by telling her about his humanitarian efforts in Africa.
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Nothing too pretentious or postmodern here, just a cool drawing that you can wear: The Pin Game's Platonic Ideal™.
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Many of the design touches are evolutions of the S7 Edge and Note 83, but refined to their Platonic ideals.
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Aesthetics: Neutral, like the platonic ideal of a relationship Squirm Factor: This is one of the lighter Black Mirror episodes.
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Perhaps something has been lost in translation from the comics, or maybe Karen and Murdock's relationship will be strictly platonic.
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It's the relationship between Raquel and Amy — a relationship between equals, of profound platonic friendship — that is vital and important.
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I don't think it's an art or some sort of Platonic ideal worth preserving or defending for its own sake.
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Be prepared to fall in platonic love with a human you've never met and a dog you'd love to pet.
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Unless you're engaging in "platonic" adult sleepovers, odds are you're going to have sex before you literally sleep with someone.
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The fact that platonic male relationships even have a name separate from friendship — a bromance if you will — is telling.
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"Matt and I have undeniable chemistry in the most platonic sense of the word," she told PEOPLE at the time.
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It took seven seasons and two movies for Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny's characters to move beyond a platonic partnership.
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This 2010 compilation of covers seems to be the platonic ideal of what The Weather Channel wants from their music.
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Chris Plante: Bachelor in Paradise is, in theory, the platonic ideal of Bachelor brand and its pursuit of monogamous love.
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Maria Yagodo wrote "The Satisfying Joy of Sending Platonic Nudes to Your Friends" for Broadly near the end of 2017.
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No word if Drake will be hanging with Kylie more too, but if he does ... we're assured it'll be platonic.
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"It's possible for relationships to transition from platonic to romantic, but that requires open communication, flexibility, and confidence," she said.
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His nurture of F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway and Thomas Wolfe made him something like the Platonic ideal of mentorship.
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When V confesses she and Svetlana aren't platonic gal-pals, her husband (in spirit, if not by law) is upset.
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Drunk phone calls, doomed attempts at a platonic relationship, the feeling of being trapped in a cycle of unrelenting pars.
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The relationship might have been platonic, yet it was ardent, giving his treachery the stab of a love gone wrong.
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And before I start writing something, it really is perfect; the Platonic ideal of the thing I'm going to write.
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I wanted to tell him I had loved him but hadn't known how to have platonic love with a man.
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When the moment arrived last Friday, it delivered in every way, a kind of platonic ideal of a sporting event.
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But attend to the details, and you'll receive a stunner of a pie in return: the platonic ideal of quiche.
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Macdonald speaks often about a kind of Platonic form of a joke whose punch line is identical to its setup.
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He's a charmingly goofy man with a very corny Twitter account and a sweet demeanor, making him the platonic Jeopardy!
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The gap aggravated tensions that existed between the two men despite what Lewis describes as a platonic love between them.
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The platonic ideal for a starting two-guard was migrating towards a rough draft of the 3-And-D template.
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Kim has apparently found her Platonic ideal of a daily uniform in the shape of this flesh-tone, full-length bodysuit.
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Kourtney is trying to work out things with Scott Disick in a platonic way (she also has a crush on Kanye?).
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In the film, Sing Street and Murder On the Orient Express actress Boynton portrays Mercury's girlfriend-turned-platonic soulmate Mary Austin.
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I went to boarding school and had a hopeless crush on my platonic guy friend, who had a girlfriend from home.
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Nobody captures the combined effect — gritty egalitarian determination, and the Platonic greatness — better now than Serena Williams, who is all-time.
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Issues of home and family, and your relationships, both romantic and platonic, will be big at the end of this month.
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It can be easy to beat yourself up for "messing" up a perfectly great platonic relationship by deigning to have Feelings.
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It's friendly in a way most casual sex is not, or rarely is — a flavor of intimacy both platonic and horny.
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This new smartwatch, made by Google and LG, seems like it would be the platonic form of a fitness-focused smartwatch.
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This is in part because the foundation of their relationships, whether romantic or platonic, tend to have a solid emotional connection.
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When reached for comment, though, representation for Paramount confirmed that Bumblebee, at least in the Bumblebee universe, is a platonic figure.
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Balwani was 222 at the time and the two became fast friends, although their relationship was platonic, according to Bad Blood.
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After making the bed, they hold eye contact for a few seconds too long for the interaction to be purely platonic.
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RentAFriend is a "strictly platonic friendship website," which allows paying members to search for and purchase the companionship of professional friends.
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Skye and Lance are platonic exes that have decided to continue living together until their lease is up in six months.
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As you know … Dina and Jesse's relationship has evolved from platonic to romantic … even though they've never met in real life.
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And you let Matthews, through some kind of bizarre Platonic inquiry, hoodwink you into saying women should be punished for abortions.
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This is the platonic ideal of trashing a writer's work, and treats the listener like a total moron in the bargain.
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The answer may come down to a resilient compound, in élite culture, of Platonic idealism and run-of-the-mill snobbery.
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Samantha Hess, founder of Portland-based cuddle company Cuddle Up To Me, has made a living by offering platonic cuddling services.
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Interestingly, the Sun and Mercury's transits through it won't highlight your close, intimate relationships, but rather your platonic friends and acquaintances.
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Mercury trines (an easy, harmonious astrological aspect) stable Saturn on March 29, promoting supportive vibes in your relationships, romantic and platonic.
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"He tried to kiss my shoulder, and I said no," a woman named Bella* told me about a recent platonic sleepover.
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Now, the current crop of pioneers at Antioch are moving the conversation beyond sex to discussions of consent in platonic touch.
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Later, Daryl and Carol have their long-awaited reunion, and it's just as touching (and platonic) as you've come to expect.
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Everyone has been in love with someone who hasn't been in love with him or her, or has experienced platonic love.
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Tasked with finding a best man in time for his wedding, he meets Jason Segel and falls head over platonic heels.
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The couple initially just shared a platonic correspondence, but their relationship gradually turned romantic, and Gypsy announced their engagement in April.
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Like Platonic solids, rigid objects are typically rare, and sometimes theoretical objects can be so rigid they don't exist — mathematical unicorns.
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This was Platonic film—Hollywood hinting at a formal perfection denied to the rest of us, in our stumbles and trips.
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When we first settled into this platonic agreement, a shared life with permission to see other people romantically, Miles was 5.
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The underlying platform offers a Platonic form of decentralization, the cryptographic guarantee of trusting no one, of shrugging off central authority.
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J.C. Emerging in the mid-1950s, the pianist Sonny Clark was something like the platonic ideal of a hard-bop pianist.
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This is where RentAFriend diverges from standard expectations of a platonic relationship and veers closer to a dating app or site.
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Today's eclipse in your opposite sign Aquarius is major for your relationships (romantic and platonic)—a crucial shift will take place.
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Caitlyn Jenner and Sophia Hutchins may live under the same roof, but a source tells PEOPLE that their relationship is purely platonic.
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And while things between Hale and Harding are totally platonic now, it does recontextualize that steamy bar bathroom scene in the pilot.
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So far things seem to be strictly platonic between the two new friends, but isn't that how many a torrid affair starts?
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This 20-sided shape, one of the Platonic solids, can be rotated in 60 different ways without seeming to change in appearance.
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It's a platonic love story, and about the romance between not Nick and Jess (more on that later), but Schmidt and Cece.
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She said the relationship turned platonic in the early 19983s and that once she became a Christian she believed homosexuality was wrong.
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But to see real (albeit platonic) love between Tyrion and Sansa now, as they chat in the crypts as adults, is touching.
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As it stands, Valerian and Laureline are most compelling when they forget their assigned personalities and just act like wisecracking platonic partners.
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Then, Ruth tells platonic soulmate Sam she has never been to Sin City, which would shock exactly zero people in the world.
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Just understated moments of displaying genuine affection and platonic love - grappling for a small way to show someone you're thinking about them.
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They concentrated decision-making power in the hands of a Platonic European Council and only added a parliament as a reluctant afterthought.
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With the Libra sun activating your light-hearted third house until the 22nd, a platonic connection could turn into a passionate one.
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However, as far as we knew, Selena was still dating The Weeknd at the time, and she and Justin's relationship was platonic.
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Ultimately, Aziraphale and Crowley's relationship can't be easily slotted into a category of platonic, romantic, or once-in-a-blue-moon anyway.
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" As Stoner began to get to know the dance instructor, she also struggled with her feelings that weren't "quite sisterly or platonic.
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If ice cream is good because it is sweet and creamy, than there's no truer platonic ideal than a Mister Softee swirl.
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Still, they're most certainly still finding themselves and navigating the world's expectations of them as well as their romantic and platonic relationships.
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Between Boggs and Rakestraw there emerges a nicely calibrated tango of good intentions and hereditary distrust, a kind of Platonic, investigatory romance.
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The group's spiky hair and suggestive dance routines make them the platonic ideal of a boy band, with one exception: They're girls.
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This heady version of a tabbouleh salad is for garlic lovers, and this lemon gelato is the platonic ideal of ice cream.
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Everyone has relationships, whether platonic, familial, or romantic, but often people aren't equipped with the skills to foster and maintain healthy ones.
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He is evangelical about the power of live performance and believes that Keillor's two-hour variety-show format is a platonic ideal.
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Trump's Platonic ideal of the work environment is represented by the boardroom scenes he and "The Apprentice" executive producer Mark Burnett created.
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The "mystery" could be rekindled, or your partners (both romantic and platonic, by the way) could just start acting really fucking confusing.
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Through the cube, a form that is both Platonic and ultra-Modern, Gladman begins to think about sentences and, eventually, paragraphs architecturally.
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Often, we assume that an eatery from which we order delivery will be the platonic brick-and-mortar representation of its food.
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Though not as unmooring as a romantic breakup, there's still heartache and trauma that comes from the fallout of a platonic relationship.
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But it surely seems plausible, too, that his relationship with Sand devolved into platonic companionship because Chopin just wasn't wired that way.
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Lisa Kleypas's DEVIL'S DAUGHTER (Avon, paper, $7.99) is the platonic ideal of historical romance, witty and lush and tender all at once.
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For the past 10 years, almost every new interaction I've had with a person — romantic, platonic, professional — has followed the same script.
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And it has expanded into professional networking, adding a "work" section that allows users to match with each other for platonic collaborations.
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Sivan's female fans see him as a platonic crush object, or as an idealized gay bestie passing them notes in drama class.
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But there are creative options too, for platonic duos or playful couples: Think the emotions in Inside Out, or Chip and Mrs.
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The Platonic ideal of a Migos song, the track mixes sensational drug-and-gun talk with an overriding sense of personal uplift.
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Mr. Pederson, who says ideas often come to him from an "Alien Platonic Realm," created the forms while in a meditative state.
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Platonic companionship, on the other hand, has yet to enter mainstream American consideration as a product that can be bought or sold.
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If you move up the M-Sport M3 from BMW's performance division, you get the platonic ideal with fire in its belly.
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It's in part a platonic love story between an odd couple of monsters, the one-eyed Mike Wazowski and furry blue Sulley.
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Skinship A portmanteau for "skin" and "relationship," skinship is the term for when idols make platonic displays of physical affection with each other.
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She has more or less sympathetic motivations, but she's also clearly doing evil things, which is the Platonic ideal of a satisfying villain.
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A shared interest in exploring Platonic principles, celebrating their mixed heritages, and up-cycling their past artworks created a unique environment for collaboration.
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Although he and I were strictly platonic, I would always get these crazy looks and comments from white women whenever we were together.
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This is also a great time to reflect on what closeness and intimacy mean to you, in both your platonic and romantic relationships.
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Those who identify as asexual may be open to romance and platonic affection, but sexual desire is not a factor in those relationships.
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But unfortunately for him — and any #Drella shippers out there — Hadid is adamant that their relationship has never been anything more than platonic.
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Rich with cream, gently spiced, and the size of a child's fist, they're as close to the Platonic ideal as one can get.
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This means he could have originally accepted Kira's offer and given us their immediately crackling, platonic, dynamic for the rest of the season.
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Elon Musk has been seeking a relationship with Amber Heard for years, but a source says his interests have always been strictly platonic.
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Luke and Evie have a truly tender and entirely platonic connection which means they're always there for each other, through thick and thin.
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They were last spotted together taking an afternoon stroll through London in August, but a source told PEOPLE their outing was strictly platonic.
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In politics, their new "Platonic ideals" are Country, Border, Catch and Detain: all designed to drive a fear of outsiders into people's hearts.
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The idea, according to Apple, is that Channels is the platonic ideal way for viewing content from providers like HBO, Showtime and Starz.
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The platonic chemistry between Jarvis and Peggy is as palpable as ever — even, and especially, with the inclusion of the British butler's wife.
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Then on Thursday, Gaga posted a 30-second clip featuring black-and-white footage of different kinds of relationships — romantic, platonic, and familial.
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The episode clearly celebrated Quentin and Eliot's bond, but it was possible, in season three, to read that bond as almost entirely platonic.
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As a result, replacing platonic, non-functioning plans with a well-structured system of confederation for Iraq and Kurdistan could save us all.
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The notion that we have some mental faculty called "reason" that functions independently of our needs, desires, anxieties, and superstitions is, well, Platonic.
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However, a source close to the couple tells PEOPLE that the platonic pair are merely having "some fun" at the expense of photographers.
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I also think that female friendship, when it's deep enough, can become this very multifaceted thing: You become the friend, platonic lover, mother.
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When he was 16, he had a sleepover with two platonic female friends, one of whom stopped speaking to him the following day.
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Dancing in the Dark offers a deeper look into the platonic and romantic relationships that queer men of color develop within club culture.
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We saw their relationship go from platonic to overtly flirtatious, from top secret to common knowledge, and from long-term to lawfully forever.
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Now you might think just calling your app a "strictly platonic friend making app" is enough to prevent people getting the wrong idea.
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Moreover, as people increasingly put off moving in with partners, marrying and having children, their platonic relationships may stand in for romantic ones.
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Aidem) — have turned their shared seminar on great romantic literature (from Plato to D. H. Lawrence) into a platonic but passionate love affair.
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In my mind there's an almost platonic notion of what the center is, and we try to bring the discussion to the center.
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Oh, and did we mention that mixed with the intensity of the design room are platonic dates between your two favorite TV hosts?
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There's actually a Platonic dialogue that gets into some of this stuff, but I think that would take us a little far afield!
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MODERN LOVE A platonic connection with her doorman inspired Julie Margaret Hogben's 2015 essay about navigating the rough seas of dating and motherhood.
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But once they allowed bygones to be bygones, a friendship blossomed between them, and it developed into something fans believed was beyond platonic.
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We'd kind of seen it too, in a kind of platonic way, a shadow on the cave, and didn't want to do it.
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After making the bed, Wendy and Bobby stare at each other a few seconds too long for the interaction to still be considered platonic.
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The only bad thing about this news is that The People's Daily in China beat us to the Platonic ideal of bird puns. Heh.
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After the dead are burned and Daenerys gives one last platonic, goodbye buddy kiss to poor old Jorah, the heroes of Winterfell party down.
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Ever since these two shot Titanic in 1996, they've been supporting each other and making fans' hearts melt with public declarations of (platonic) love.
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They might want to fall in love and cuddle or hold hands, or they might want a platonic relationship that goes beyond traditional friendship.
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Comfortable, hydrating, creamy but not too creamy, and intensely pigmented, each tube is the Platonic ideal of what a truly outstanding lipstick should be.
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Still, that didn't stop Klossers' from keepin' on believin', especially when the two aren't afraid to express their (supposedly entirely platonic) affection on Instagram.
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Before Valentine's Day, women have Galentine's Day, the Parks and Recreation-inspired day where women celebrate platonic love with booze, breakfast, hugs, and affirmations.
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I've always wondered whether he and I would ever be a thing, but the platonic hug goodbye confirms that it's not meant to be.
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But now, all of Liza's declarations of commitment and fidelity are out there, no matter how much she swears it's platonic commitment and fidelity.
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Or that she was coming and going in and out of his house…every time I asked the label they said it was platonic.
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Stripped of all extraneous details and colored entirely powder blue, it has an almost immaterial quality; it's a Platonic ideal of the standard mailbox.
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A source told PEOPLE at the time, though, that the pair are platonic and were merely having "some fun" at the expense of photographers.
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Elio's sexual coming of age, from his first kiss to his first time, is one that anyone could wish for, a near-Platonic ideal.
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The (possibly temporary) platonic loveliness makes poetry of the human form in this image from the Poem series by Mona Kuhn of Flowers Gallery.
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In Kingdom Hearts, men speaking plainly to other men in platonic relationships isn't an undercurrent but the very foundation on which the story's built.
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At the same time, it's totally possible to have a healthy, platonic friendship when you're dating a person, and not lead your friend on.
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With sections for casual encounters, strictly platonic, and misc romance, the site was a hub for anyone looking to meet others in their area.
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And holding up a 19-year-old as your platonic ideal for behavior is not going to end well for you or the teen.
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We're told Rob's circle of friends are well aware he's been hanging out with Malia, but everyone's heard the same thing ... it's strictly platonic.
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Besides, love—platonic love, not how-to-get-laid love—happens to be one of the few tools of manipulation that doesn't hurt anyone.
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The TORU Cube (other Platonic solids to come, no doubt) is meant to operate in ordinary, human-scale environments with ordinary shelves and boxes.
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They collaborated on "The Way" back in 2013 and even kissed in the video, but at the time, he maintained the relationship was platonic.
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If there exists a platonic ideal for the perfect hourglass, it might look like the new timepiece from Apple designer Marc Newson for HODINKEE.
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I'd been interrogating new acquaintances to wildly mixed results for decades until I finally stumbled upon the real conversational secret to instantaneous platonic intimacy.
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This isn't just your romantic partnerships; you're likely to see culminations in all the relationships in your life, be they romantic, professional, or platonic.
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Meanwhile, Jane keeps flashing to a Sliding Doors parallel universe in which she's married to Michael and Rafael is the perfect platonic baby daddy.
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Where Johnny Knoxville might have a boxing match in a department store, Errol and Jasper have a slap fight in a platonic cuddling class.
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Another song, "Carta" — a platonic love letter, he explained — had him putting on a dress and kissing and embracing a guitar like a lover.
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Most mathematicians, if asked, would say that in their work they are accessing some Platonic world of ideals that exists independently of our own.
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This Platonic declaration of love shows up in the finale of the sitcom "The Good Place," but it winds up illuminating everything around it.
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"Dear old Charlie," Nina likes to say, her platonic fondness a dagger to his heart, but Charlie is her mainstay through the tumultuous years.
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But what I wouldn't give to have been able to start learning about the boundaries between platonic and romantic attraction before I was 26.
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The show explored romantic and platonic life in and out of a Brooklyn brownstone, setting a template for "Friends" and many other ensuing sitcoms.
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Stone and Garfield were last spotted together taking an afternoon stroll through London in August, But a source told PEOPLE their outing was strictly platonic.
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Maybe it's time we just ban America's Mayor platonic ideal of a racist grandad from using electronics or at least give him a dummy phone.
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First, as you almost certainly have already typed into a comment box somewhere, Prince is not exactly the platonic ideal of a glam rock artist.
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The ads didn't document the on-screen graphics, but instead showed an idealized, Platonic version with seemingly unlimited screen resolution (I'm looking at you, Activision).
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My desire to be a single woman with rich platonic relationships seems to make some of my family members (and even dear friends) really worry.
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This is an exciting day in your relationships (romantic and platonic!) and for meeting new people, but be careful, because the vibe will be overindulgent.
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While the European city is known for its romantic atmosphere, it was all platonic between the two during their surprise meeting, a source told E!
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Olman took images of Dessa's brain while showing her pictures of her ex ("dude A") and then pictures of a platonic male friend ("dude B").
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Even if the specs are petty, the way we feel after these platonic breakups go down is legitimately painful and can haunt us for years.
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Jenner and Hutchins, 23, live together in Malibu and frequently accompany each other to events and get-togethers, but have said their relationship is platonic.
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It's hard to understand how a cataclysmic loss like Lara Jean's can permanently impact your ability to trust longterm emotional attachments, whether platonic or otherwise.
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Today is all about your relationships—both romantic and platonic—thanks to the Moon in Sagittarius illuminating the sector of your chart that rules partnership.
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Photo: APPayPal and eBay, two brands that were best friends forever for like 593 years or so, are destined to be platonic besties no longer.
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Their relationship is as platonic as it is vitriolic, but in picking at the power dynamics of a creative industry, it feels entirely on point.
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Her own platonic friendship with Johnny, despite the optics that their close dancing suggests, says a lot about the type of woman she might be.
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However, I'm just not feeling any chemistry (aka "spark") and I think we'd be better if we kept the relationship platonic (dropping the "p" bomb).
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The British became dubious about abstract principles; and the Platonic problem "Who should rule?" was no longer seriously raised in Britain until our own days.
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Video game console controllers have changed over time but the Platonic ideal remains the same: buttons on the right, directional control method on the left.
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Venus, the planet of love, money, and beauty, harmonizes with both Saturn and Pluto, solidifying the terms of your romantic or platonic inter-personal agreements.
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Vo went the next day, and on many days after that—it was the start of a deep platonic friendship that would change Vo's life.
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But for most Android users, the Platonic Ideal of an Android tablet has always been the Nexus 7: cheap, durable, decent-looking, and surprisingly pocketable.
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Publishing Singal or Weiss or Ellis is often justified by what has traditionally been seen as a self-evident, platonic good: a diversity of opinion.
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"Tumacho" is the platonic theatrical version of the artfully anarchic, shrewdly mindless comedies we wait for every summer to hit movie theaters, often in vain.
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At its core, Friends is a show about relationships — platonic, caring, romantic — and that's the singular concept that transcends generations and pulls in new audiences.
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For 18 years, Furtado had a (platonic, very important) relationship with her manager and it was on its way out before she started The Ride.
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The dilemma of realizing someone could be more than a friend, while being afraid of upsetting a delicate platonic balance, is often a relatable experience.
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Jordan Peterson, the Canadian professor who has become a best-selling author and cult intellectual guru, is the Platonic ideal of this kind of advocate.
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I don't understand the point of regularly writing deeply personal declarations of love, even if it's platonic friendship love, for thousands of strangers to see.
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While Julia uses work to dodge dating, her long-married study subjects, Lisa (Sofía Vergara) and Steven (Deon Cole) have become more platonic than romantic.
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That's the urge being translated with such sublime grace by those five natty men on the stage, Platonic ideals of stepping high and looking fine.
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His story of going to work at Raytheon sounded to me like the Platonic ideal of the American working family in the postwar industrial boom.
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He put into pragmatic operation the cooperative gesamtkunstwerk ideals that cantilevered out of German idealist and Neo-Platonic philosophy and 2180th-century cultural utopian Romanticism.
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What that really means is that she connects with listeners using lyrics that revolve around relationships, from the romantic to the sexual to the platonic.
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For what they and their team have conjured is a Platonic ideal of the crazy salad that is New York City in the silly season.
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Reps for the Real Housewives of New York City alumna and Southern Charm producer/star tell PEOPLE that the pair have a purely platonic relationship.
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" When Diogenes of Sinope heard the news he came to Plato's school, known as the Academy, with a plucked chicken, saying, "Here's the Platonic human!
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Intense passion and willpower flows in your romantic and platonic relationships as action planet Mars harmonizes with Pluto, the planet of resources and, naturally, power.
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When asked about his Euphoria co-star, the 22-year-old made it very clear that their relationship was very close, but also very platonic.
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Since then, BMW has improved on the idea to the point where its 3 Series is the platonic ideal of four-door go-fast-ness.
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If we want to appreciate platonic friendships as much as we claim that we already do, we have to build entirely new stories for them.
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When drenched in whipped cream, melted marshmallow, chocolate fudge, and caramel, and topped with nuts, sprinkles, and a cherry, it's the Platonic ideal of a sundae.
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Many have suggested he can serve as a role model for other men confused about what respect for women's personal space looks like in platonic settings.
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It ends with Cinderella opening her own bakery and forming a lasting platonic friendship with the prince, who gives up his title to become a farmer.
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Matthew Settle and Kelly Rutherford, who played one-time couple Rufus and Lily on the series, recently shared their (platonic) love for one another on Instagram.
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"If you're looking for an attractive guy to go skydiving with, who understands that it'll be a purely platonic evening then look no further," he wrote.
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Even if Renée just turns out to be Stan's platonic ideal of a chill girlfriend, I understand why you're wary of her introduction in this episode.
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If all objects have a Platonic Ideal, does there exist too a perfect combination of markings on a page which speak to a form's true self?
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Lucky planet Jupiter's entry into Sagittarius on November 8 brings blessings to your relationships (romantic, professional, and platonic) unlike that which you have seen since 2007!
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From his doomed marriage to Carol via flings with Sonja and Jill - and the resolutely platonic relationship with PA Lynn - Partridge has seen it all before.
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I tried to see Young Dolph that night, but the show got canceled due to Dolph allegedly getting arrested, which is arguably the platonic Dolph performance.
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Err... sorry to burst your bubble, fans, but there's a chance that this pair is actually just showing off their new platonic relationship out in public.
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Mr. Church is the platonic ideal of a Magical Negro stereotype: he has virtually no past of his own, apart from dark hints about familial rejection.
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The site was set up in 2009 after CEO Scott Rosenbaum found himself wondering why there were so many dating websites, but none for platonic relationships.
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Venus, in the sign of the fish, will illuminate the relationship sector of your chart, creating a dreamy vibe in all your partnerships, romantic and platonic.
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The desire to combine every part of a user's life (romantic, professional, and platonic) into one neat little package makes some sense from the app's perspective.
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Read more: 29 questions 'Stranger Things' season 3 left unansweredSteve takes this unexpected development admirably, and a very close, platonic friendship flourishes between the duo instead.
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I've been single forever and shifting the focus of the holiday to platonic and self-love reminds me that my relationship status doesn't determine my work.
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But now, the app is going platonic: Tinder Social is a new way for you and your group to find other friends to hang out with.
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And while Dillinger Four remains the platonic ideal of that sound, they remain more subversive, and more lyrically verbose, than anyone that followed in their wake.
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In effect, the director Lars Klevberg has delivered a platonic rehash of "Fatal Attraction," with a three-foot hunk of plastic in the Glenn Close role.
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And yet, in Bosnia, I found scenery that fit the platonic ideal of a fairy tale, a dreamy dominion punctuated by spindly minarets instead of crosses.
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Directed by Alex Timbers, with a book by John Logan, this sumptuously appointed production is a sort of Platonic ideal of the mass-produced jukebox show.
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The goose is based on that stock image of a goose, or maybe the collectively-imagined goose we described in that Slack conversation—our platonic goose.
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The planet of romance, Venus, harmonizes with Neptune, the planet of fantasy, adding an extra sparkle to your dates, platonic or sexual, whatever floats your boat.
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It's a no-brainer that baked, cheesy pasta inspired by a Jewish holiday classic would make the ur-comfort food, a truly Platonic ideal of coziness.
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Stacy's platonic best friend is a cute single dad who's never been attracted to stick-in-the-mud Stacy but is blown away by wild Margaret.
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Worse than that, I'd sullied our platonic friendship with such a lewd act, and I didn't imagine there would be any way to go back from that.
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For some men, male-male relations take priority over male-female non-sexual relations ... and platonic friendships with women are dangerously feminising and rare if not impossible.
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I think all writers have this Platonic ideal of the book they're going to write next, and then you realize that you're hamstringed by your own obsessions.
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The consumers of K-pop and Latin trap are young, using the internet in its platonic ideal to spread music from their diasporas and nations to others.
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" It was said that so devoted was his vast following that even among illiterates he could, by calm discussion of Platonic dogma, evoke deep cries of "Amen.
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"This is a live debate, and the Fed is not privy to some sort of Platonic ideal about what interest rates must be," Conti-Brown told me.
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In many ways, we can see clearly that it is 100 percent possible to build the Platonic Ideal Smartphone all of us wanted a couple years ago.
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The two women had several explosive arguments last season over Dennis' ex Thomas Ravenel, who Dennis believes is lying about keeping his relationship with Clements strictly platonic.
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The platonic ideal of macaroni and cheese was How Mom Makes It, and I suffered countless disappointments upon sampling other, lesser preparations at friends' houses and restaurants.
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In a different era, Hunt would serve as a sort of Platonic action-hero ideal, and there wouldn't be any need to dig past the archetype itself.
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In April, shortly after announcing Blanchard's engagement, family friend Fancy Macelli told PEOPLE the couple's relationship started off platonic and eventually became romantic after months of correspondence.
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"I did download Tinder one time to try and see if I could make platonic friends because I got that suggestion from somebody on Reddit," says Bianca.
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It's a challenging proposition, to have to appear as a political outsider when the name "Clinton" conjures up images of the platonic form of a political insider.
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While the previous Vivoactive certainly wasn't the platonic form of fitness watch design, with its square face and hard edges, there was something, well, edgy about it.
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Narcissists can be complicated and manipulative people, so being in a relationship with one — whether it's romantic, professional, or just platonic — can be a very loaded situation.
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But if you're looking for the platonic ideal of the sort of Tex-Mex standards that people come to Austin for, Veracruz is the place to go.
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It's a platonic meeting of the minds that's unrelated to gender (or gender preference), and can turn an otherwise enjoyable trip into the adventure of a lifetime.
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The platonic ideal of a Chad is a former college football player known as the Greensboro Jock who allegedly grew up to become a multi-millionaire entrepreneur.
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"I've always felt that one of his greatest joys is his amazing creativity in putting together wines that represent his ideal, almost a Platonic form," Draper says.
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There is more drunkenness, more hostility, a sense that what should have been — what was in essence a sweet, platonic encounter — has become sour, sad and predatory.
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The acquisition of Toliver reinforces the "positionless basketball" concept Thibault has been preaching since forever, and gets his team somewhere close to the platonic ideal of it.
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As Hey Vina was launching, the dating site Bumble was fielding requests from users who wanted a convenient way to make platonic connections, not just romantic ones.
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The Moon in fellow Water sign Cancer is sending you very flirty vibes, and tonight is fantastic for all your relationships— romantic, platonic, future business partners, whatever.
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It feels as if the story I'm writing already exists, in some Platonic way, and that I'm privileged from time to time to gain access to it.
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As a couple (platonic, though the movie hints at more) the two have brass and guile, transforming the men around them into hapless victims or witless dupes.
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The ancient Greeks were fascinated by the Platonic solid — a three-dimensional shape that can be constructed by gluing together identical flat pieces in a uniform fashion.
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As players clean monsters out of "the dunj," they'll encounter weapons that turn into romanceable partners — and one cat with which they can enjoy a platonic relationship.
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Yet the models reinforce the almost Platonic gulf between aesthetic ideal and physical object, especially the two centerpieces of an exhibition floor dedicated to the Pyramid Series.
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Michele told us her recent dinner with Corey Coleman was strictly platonic ... and lucky for the fellas, she's hoping to speed date her way through the year.
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We, in turn, feel honored to have been exposed these past 16 months to a temperament so expressive of the Platonic virtues: wisdom, courage, moderation and justice.
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And "Bored to Death," the rousing lead single, approaches the platonic ideal of late-period Blink-182: a rousing expression of post-adolescent—very post-adolescent—confusion.
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It's an album about love in all its forms—romantic, platonic, sympathetic, drug-induced, sometimes painful—but almost every song is shot through with wide-eyed wonder.
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With that in mind, here are some new and improved hotels and resorts to woo many ages and stages of love, from platonic crushes to wedded commitment.
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At one point her agent urged her to lose weight (she was 5-foot-7 and 120 pounds), pointing to Nicole Kidman's body as the platonic ideal.
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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend isn't saying that all ostensibly platonic friendships between women are really smokescreens for obsessing over guys, and if you say otherwise you're kidding yourself.
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Meanwhile, Twelve's relationship with the Doctor's most recent companion, Jenna Coleman's Clara, was much more platonic than other doctor-companion relationships had been during the Moffat years.
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The two are now close friends and colleagues (they're on a national tour together, AC2) proving that blind dates can lead to great relationships, both romantic and platonic.
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Venus, the planet of love, meets your planetary ruler Mercury, allowing you to smooth things over with your friends and express your platonic affections with an open heart.
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Then the facade crumbles, revealing an insecure, entitled jerk who simply can't fathom that the woman he's into may have feelings towards him that stop at the platonic.
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While we won't see a Hollywood blockbuster on platonic office relationships anytime soon (Bridget Jones' G-Chats, anyone?), that doesn't mean it's not one worth protecting and nurturing.
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And then, suddenly, came the most confusing feeling of them all: I now had an unrelenting desire to fuck my platonic friend, all because of a sex dream.
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Remember when Hannah (Lena Dunham) surprised Ray (her totally platonic friend!) with a failed blow job while he was driving, triggering a car wreck instead of an orgasm?
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But, check out the vid ... Jesse tells us how his relationship with Dina evolved from platonic to romantic, and where they plan to spend their time together soon.
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Similarly, D'Amelio and Hudson are known to post seemingly intimate photos together as well as parodying their own sometimes platonic sometimes romantic relationship in a series of TikToks.
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Suman is shown googling "platonic love," and Nirmali, an older married woman, brushes off her friend's implication that she is having an "illicit affair" with the young student.
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So, sit back (preferably with a glass of wine, some quality chocolate, and your own inner circle) and enjoy some of the best platonic relationships of all time.
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Beautiful complex geometric sculptural forms explored in artist Dana Awartani's 'The Platonic Solids Duals' (2016) which are newly commissioned for the 6th Marrakech Biennale, curated by Reem Fadda.
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The fantasy dance sequence is interspersed with silent peeks at Bridgette and Craig's actual "date," which looks pretty platonic; it's clearly merely two people having a great conversation.
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Perry plays the platonic idea of the good guy, right down to the all-white suit, and he goes head-to-head with Rick Dalton/DiCaprio's mustachio'd villain.
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Though the two began the season insisting their relationship was platonic, their attitudes changed after Maltby decided to depart Paradise in pursuit of a career opportunity in Africa.
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After some tension in your relationships (both romantic and platonic) this morning, the Moon enters lovely Libra, lighting up the fun, romance, and creativity sector of your chart!
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But it's also possible that the strong platonic relationship actually causes the tension or issues in a romantic relationship, so it really depends on the situation, she adds.
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But despite the harsh glares from a seemingly jealous Prince Philip (Matt Smith) on the show, in real life theirs was strictly a platonic close friendship, experts say.
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He found that a four-satellite system has a very high dynamic symmetry — in fact, it is a cousin to the tetrahedron, the first of the Platonic solids.
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A work spouse refers to a strong relationship between two platonic colleagues, usually of the opposite sex, which includes a bond similar to that of a married couple.
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"Platonic Love Bomb" hooks listeners right into their Heart Attack Kids EP, with sounds so rich it's hard to remember that only two guys make up the band.
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Ivan Albright represents a deeply transcendent, even Platonic, idea of the soul, although one could be forgiven for missing it among the mercilessly unglamorous bodies of his figures.
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Many experts, including running coaches and exercise physiologists, have debated that question in recent years, pondering whether there is a platonic ideal running form that everyone should adopt.
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"This Is Acting" is the Platonic ideal of a modern pop album: like Adele, Sia writes sturdy, direct songs whose power derives from force rather than from flourish.
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The aftermath of the U.S. presidential election has already seen familial, marital and even platonic relationships put under strain — and this extends to the realm of online dating.
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And we can start by equipping them with knowledge about their bodies, the characteristics of healthy relationships -- romantic and platonic -- and what to do when lines are crossed.
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The fear that girds the lack of platonic touch among American men also fuels the destructive force of their hands, a 2002 study in the journal Adolescence found.
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But it's so dense with serious world literature of every stripe, and so absent trinkets and elaborate bookmarks and candles and other foofaraw, that it's a Platonic ideal.
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Platonic "soulmates" that they are, Jimmie and Mont's relationship feels like the dramatic version of a rom-com sub genre that hasn't existed for Black men until now.
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Based on the novels by Steve Alten, The Meg may be the Platonic ideal of a big, brainless summer movie: fun to watch and very easy to forget.
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One boy said he stopped watching porn when he found himself idly wondering what one of his platonic female friends would look like with cum on her face. Yikes.
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" In addition, the cafeteria will hereafter be called the Oasis of Love (only platonic!): "And another important symbol of change, the War Room has been renamed the Peace Room.
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Though the two began the season insisting their relationship was platonic, their attitudes changed after Maltby, 31, decided to depart Paradise in pursuit of a career opportunity in Africa.
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There were many that came out of the turbulence of the 1960s, but Bob Dylan's "THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN'" is probably the Platonic ideal of this genre.
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And then, come on back to celebrate this day of platonic love with a look at the home styles of some of our favorite celebrity BFFs, courtesy of Trulia.
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AMP ads are probably the closest to the platonic ideal of having ads on AMP pages because they are meant to load as fast as the AMP page itself.
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The sad, lifeless, obligatory out-of-season tomato is found everywhere from pre-made salads to your local sports bar, a pale and watery imitation of the Platonic ideal.
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Or ask me, who forged a platonic friendship through pages-long emails about the mundane and the significant, through the the things we'd never say but would happily write.
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His wall-based works do not generate an image that might suggest nature or a built structure; they are patterns of line or simple geometric volumes approaching the Platonic.
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The film centers on two college buddies who hit upon an ingenious idea for getting through that endless stack of wedding invites: They'll go as each other's platonic dates.
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The Platonic ideal of underwear changed from the barely-there thong to an oversize brief with a navel-hugging elastic waistband and a silhouette designed to hold in paunch.
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Will she find a happily ever after with her teen love, or was the real love under her nose all along in the form of a platonic male friend??
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Comedy Central released the most substantive look yet at Broad City's third season this afternoon, and it's a reminder that the love story at the show's core is platonic.
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The script was amended to provide the romantic resolution a box office audience needs, and a generation was conditioned to believe that platonic male-female friendship is a lie.
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The protagonist will vehemently deny that they have anything but platonic feelings for their non-love love interest, but in the case of most movies, they are proven wrong.
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Formulated with a blend of lightweight emollients, plant oils, and (wait for it) vitamin E, the Moisture Cream is the platonic ideal of a good, reliable, all-purpose moisturizer.
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"The Hero's Body" is suffused with platonic masculine love, the love of weight lifting buddies and motorcycles and the men who ride them, in particular the author's doomed father.
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Once the problem is corrected, the hormones come on with a vengeance, which, among other things, jeopardizes Pete's platonic relationship with his good friend and neighbor, Michelle (Brittany Snow).
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It struck me as funny at first: Coal and guns being elevated to the status of platonic ideals or, even more loftily, the refrain of a bad country song.
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What began as a passionate yet (seemingly) platonic friendship ended in an astonishing elopement to Wales, the outrage of two prominent families, and the fascination of Georgian high society.
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Pitting platonic and romantic relationships against one another and crowning one the "winner" in terms of satisfaction goes against everything we know about our mental, emotional, and social needs.
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When these relationships reflect a modern marital dynamic of egalitarian husband and wife forging forward as a team, "work husbands" and their "work wives" can be healthy platonic partnerships.
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Waking up every day to the blue water and lush greenery, I felt like I was living in a simulation based on the platonic ideal of an island getaway.
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Done correctly, this allows for an evaluation of a store at its platonic ideal, not as an attempted solution to any specific needs or problems of this particular shopper.
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Considering the fact that Peter is now the Bachelor, and is therefore meant to be past his Hannah heartbreak, you would expect this to be a more platonic meeting.
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As the years go by, the two keep bumping into each other in the city, then start hanging out in a platonic friendship, until eventually Cupid's arrow finds them.
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But the playlist also suggests an aesthetic shift from the album, which in its platonic ideal form is narratively structured and contained, a creator's complete thought expressed in parts.
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Nicki Minaj stunned fans everywhere on Wednesday when she uploaded a friendly photo of herself and Drake — about a year and a half of the duo's (platonic?) relationship apparently cooled.
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It's also very possible that the reason why we can't all agree on a definition of a smartwatch is because it doesn't exist yet in its most obvious, platonic form.
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From talking me through speed-dating conversation openers (hypotheticals = bad) to trekking to Staten Island with me, I was constantly reminded to cherish the platonic relationships in my life. Cheesy?
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Partly, I think, because — kind of like pregnancies, and labor and childbirth experiences — miscarriages vary widely, and there's not necessarily a Platonic ideal here, no precisely "normal" run of show.
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On the following Sunday, they were spotted getting coffee together in LA. However, even then, TMZ reported that the meeting was platonic and The Weeknd had no qualms about it.
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While this is just one (very heteronormative) study, this might suggest that some people in shaky romantic relationships rely on a platonic friend because they're missing something from their partner.
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Pooh can't help but make his way back into Christopher's (and our) hardened heart, even as he brings utter chaos and a platonic, uninhibited kind of hedonism into his life.
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Fraternities, the good ones, offer young men the chance to learn how to be vulnerable, to confide emotionally in other men, and to have intimate, platonic relationships with other guys.
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While their two characters, Peter and Claire, did enjoy a close relationship, it was entirely platonic — they were actually revealed to be related, as Claire's father was Peter's brother Nathan.
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Platonic love, and the arrangements that grow from it, are not lesser or more juvenile approximations of romantic love and marriage, nor are they stopovers on the journey toward matrimony.
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They're the platonic ideal of a Coachella band: Colorful mass appeal politely straddling genres with catchy melodies and theatrical spectacle whose draw is more about experience than artistry or familiarity.
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And I get that — when I was single, I always made sure to pay for my half while with platonic male friends to ensure we never strayed into "date" territory.
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Paris is Burning is one of my favorite films, but I wanted to take a different direction and explore our experience in nightlife in terms of romance, platonic and otherwise.
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It's unclear how often they slept together; Cunanan claimed their relationship was platonic, and the bedroom they shared really did contain twin beds, but acquaintances told Orth that was impossible.
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Before Luke, I had spent almost a decade building and prioritizing a close platonic friendship with my roommate, and she never minded that I went on dates with other people.
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The play does offer the consolation that these wounded souls have each other, and they pair off in ways — romantic, platonic — that I think we're meant to understand sustain them.
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In many ways, Hawkins's aesthetics represent the Platonic ideal of outsider art, so utterly definitive of the genre that to encounter his works feels like suddenly recalling a childhood memory.
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Terry Winters's deceptively ambitious graphite and watercolor drawing "Schema (57)," 1985-86, sets easily-read Platonic geometry against fuzzy edges and semantic ambiguity to create a kind of neurological illusion.
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The rapport was "totally platonic," she stresses, furrowing her eyebrows and fiddling with each of her five rings, but it was still one of the longest relationships of her life.
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It becomes a mass of naked bodies, giving and receiving pleasure, a sort of Platonic ideal of the Wachowskis' view of humanity's potential to do more than kill each other.
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In the fifties, Jaffa distilled Straussian textual analysis into a pioneering book, "Crisis of the House Divided," which ingeniously reframed the Lincoln-Douglas debates as a nineteenth-century Platonic dialogue.
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So the Dublin resident changed her gender on dating app Tinder to male and explained in her profile that she was looking for platonic female friends to hang out with.
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Then this all has to be refracted through what makes the perfect glove for you, and how much of that is the same as the platonic ideal of a glove.
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She and Chidi work well together, and while I'm aware they're not endgame, I hope they at least get to have some professional, platonic collaboration as the experiment goes forward.
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Walton, who now coaches the Sacramento Kings, had adamantly denied wrongdoing -- claiming Tennant, was the person who initiated their meet-up, insists it was "platonic" and nothing sexual ever occurred.
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FRIDAY PUZZLE — In my opinion, this one by John Guzzetta and Michael Hawkins was as close to the Platonic ideal of a Friday New York Times crossword as one gets.
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As written, Anthony's platonic lovingness may reflect some degree of wish fulfillment, but as played it seems beautifully plausible: the kind of wish that opens a door to the future.
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Another coulda-been Nice Guy who turns out to be actually nice is Wreck-It Ralph, who skirts close to the platonic version of this trope in Ralph Breaks the Internet.
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They're just two smart people who were once forced into marriage, and are now sort of friends because of it (which still makes the duo completely stannable in a platonic way).
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Sorry, conservative moms, it wouldn't be a queer conspiracy theory listicle if it didn't include Oprah and her potentially queer, maybe not so platonic, relationship with her best friend, Gayle King.
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Mars retrograde ends on August 27, finding you moving forward around issues concerning relationships (romantic and platonic), as well as sex and money (especially tricky stuff, like debts, taxes, and inheritances).
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When asked to think of the Platonic ideal of a gay porn star, many picture the kinds of buff, vaguely collegiate guys that dominate studios like Sean Cody or Randy Blue.
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"If I could just record albums and do nothing else, that's sort of my platonic ideal of the lifestyle," he tells me over the phone from his home in Richmond, Virginia.
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Sonic represents the platonic ideal of the old-school American fast-food chain; even its more flashy experiments harken back to the bold and pioneering leadership of the chains of yore.
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But unlike just about every iconic male-female Hollywood pair before them, Hemsworth and Thompson are making audiences fall in love with their very platonic, very hilarious, and very equal friendship.
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Eventually, with enough cat data and enough corrections on its edge-case mistakes, the AI will create that platonic cat composite and work through the unusual-cat problem on its own.
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"I did not see any harm in what I had done since I did not do anything to physically cause injury" to JEK, wrote Vlach, whom JEK considered a platonic friend.
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The character of Asuka (or whoever your Asuka was in those video games, tabletop RPGs, and message board e-feds) exists at least as much as platonic ideals as anything real.
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The pair dated briefly on season 2 of Bachelor in Paradise and remained close friends after the show, apparently hooking up at one point but ultimately deciding to keep it platonic.
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It stars Watson as Mae, a digital babe-in-the-woods worried about her ailing father (Paxton) and her off-the-digital-grid platonic love interest Mercer (Ellar Coltrane, from Boyhood).
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Samantha Hess—a "professional cuddler" and founder of a Portland, Oregon-based service that teaches people how to enjoy platonic touch—says it's important to be mindful of other people's cues.
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Our ex-girlfriend, with whom we have reconciled and are now (mostly) platonic friends, watches me try on the harness and helps me pick out the panties to go with it.
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It might help us recognize how when straightness is the assumed default, gestures of queer intimacy get muddled, blurred, and erased amidst all that platonic friendships have been stretched to encompass.
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The adjoining bar hosts the platonic ideal of a DIY arcade, and upstairs, a karaoke room has been renovated as an escape room themed around the moral panic of 1990s Satanism.
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While the steak struck us as a notch below stellar, the grouper, plated on a bed of quinoa and cauliflower purée, was exquisitely clean-tasting, the platonic ideal of grilled fish.
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But for the number of relationships people will create and see through during their lifetimes, they'll also deal with their fair share of relationship conflicts in romantic, platonic, and familial form.
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At the bar, she instantly forms a platonic connection with a customer, a lonely wife, and mother who's trying to add some excitement to her ostensibly vanilla life (Kimberly Williams-Paisley).
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It's not that Meredith and Alex wouldn't make a suitable couple — I'm just here for a show that allows a man and a woman to remain devoted, loyal, and totally platonic.
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The two were pictured together at the Stagecoach Festival in Indio, California over the weekend, and though there's speculation the two are romantically linked, multiple sources tell PEOPLE it's strictly platonic.
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When we were experiencing the liminal relationship phase between confessing more-than-platonic feelings and deciding to define the relationship, the interruptions made it difficult to forget every barrier between us.
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It isn't too much to say that old-time pro-wrestling territories, before they died at the hands of the McMahons, were a sort of platonic ideal of American small business.
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In the waning days of her Catholic high school career, Lady Bird navigates college applications, the limitations of her family's economic situation and the tension between platonic relationships and romantic ones.
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I sat down with him for a conversation about searching for the Platonic ideal of bagels, the last authentic punk bar in Berlin, and why you can never have enough schmear.
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In what may be the epitome of platonic 19th-century romance, she shared her walk schedule when they were both in Florence so they wouldn't run into each other by chance.
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S. is kind of like my platonic life partner — she's got nearly as much freedom with her work as I do, and we travel a lot and always have fun together.
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They had vim and a little bit of cheek — the platonic ideal of what J. Crew could do, making an elegant idea a little soft around the edges, and more accessible.
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The writers' room was split, according to Generation Friends: "There was a fear … that bringing Chandler and Monica together would be perceived as near-incestuous" since they'd always been platonic pals.
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It's no surprise to see Jenner out with the Bieber since he's been a long-time friend of the family, but that doesn't mean she hasn't had to explain their platonic relationship.
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Because Evan [Cranley] and Amy are a couple, and I have a wife, but Amy and I adore one another as platonic friends, but we needed to perform on stage as lovers.
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But regardless, the antics of the Shore crew didn't resonate without a soundtrack, and that soundtrack—a whole genre—didn't make sense without these characters to provide a platonic ideal of partying.
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The two had taken a trip to Cabo, Mexico to celebrate Kim's 23rd birthday, and ended up filming 41 minutes of footage that included platonic goofing around as well as sexual intercourse.
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Lee is in some ways the Duckie (Jon Cryer) to Elle's Andie (Molly Ringwald — who also happens to play Lee and Noah's mother) à la Pretty In Pink, although more explicitly platonic.
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Yet as long as there are people for whom the platonic ideal of rock music is black leather, ripped denim and roaring amplifiers, the legacy of Messrs Fields and Stein is secure.
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The scene in which Arthur gets honored for his achievement in cinema is a tearjerker that nicely dovetails with Iris' own moment of self-empowerment — theirs is a touching, platonic love story.
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But they met each other on a break from romance to focus instead on cultivating platonic friendships with women to better weather the ups and downs of living in New York City.
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There's a way in which women's homosociality—think 'homoeroticism' without the eroticism—gets uplifted as a peak: the peak of progressive feminism, the peak of healthy relationships, the peak of platonic intimacy.
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Lindsay Lohan's father Michael has said that his daughter has a "platonic and respectful relationship" with Saudi Arabia's crown prince Mohammed bin Salman, following tabloid speculation that the pair were romantically involved.
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There's a happy medium here, and it's finding someone you want to hang out with — maybe just once, maybe more than once; maybe in a romantic context, maybe in a platonic one.
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Joey craves a platonic connection with someone to share "experiences, memories, and secrets with," which has so far eluded her, since most people she meets end up just trying to hook up.
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But there's also something curious about the fact that, when a straight man with whom she has a platonic relationship comes to her aid, Hannah decides to add sex into the mix.
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He wanted to shake to pieces the idea that sport was America's Platonic ideal, the one place race, religion, or creed didn't matter so long as you brought it on the field.
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The action that turns the platonic sleepover into a fucking sleepover is ultimately arbitrary, since the whole thing is a charade, but the line between them is widely agreed to be kissing.
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Although I'm a very sexual person, I have a personal philosophy about sex: I can't have sex with someone I don't have a connection with, even if it's just a platonic connection.
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After a few months, he realized his efforts wouldn't be rewarded (except with my dazzling platonic presence, of course), and gradually weaned off of paying for me when we were out. Sigh.
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A relationship is two or more individuals, anyway, so this is the time to check in on how you feel in any sort of relationship: romantic, platonic, professional, familial, or even impersonal.
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The quiet moments between Ellie and Dina were the most memorable, as Ellie's sarcastic quips and Dina's anecdotes about her incompatible ex-boyfriend slowly peel away the platonic cover of their relationship.
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Its queerness is ever-present, sewn into the fabric of a universe where sex is magic and the relationships between its main characters freely disregard the borders of platonic and romantic love.
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Meanwhile, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend's structure suggests that Rebecca's happiness might actually lie in her first platonic friendship, in lying around watching The Wire with Paula and singing elaborate fantasy duets with her.
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Sara, 28 I used to be afraid of being non-sexually naked in front of a partner, even though I'm an absolute nudist when I'm on my own or with platonic friends.
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They also became real-life (platonic) pals and were frequently pictured mugging for the cameras at awards shows, praising each other in interviews, or talking about how both were unpopular growing up.
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Floyd Mayweather IS making beautiful music with the hot 19-year-old girl he's been seen with ... the platonic kind ... managing her music career and NOT dating her, TMZ Sports has learned.
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We've talked to Jesse before, and he assured us that his relationship with Dina was a natural progression that started as platonic but moved into romantic ... even though they'd never actually met.
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Shortly after Selena Gomez was spotted on a (platonic) breakfast date with ex Justin Bieber, fans noticed that The Weeknd (Abel Tesfaye) had unfollowed some of Selena Gomez's family and friends on Instagram.
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The revelation sends her into a jealousy-fueled revenge plot to steal Michael back and ruin the wedding (Julianne and Michael had "one hot month" in college but have been platonic ever since).
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The way he splays himself wide after scoring a goal, like a earth-bound wing suit, is a perfect fit to Da Vinci's Vitruvian Man—the platonic ideal of form and arrested motion.
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"He is very attractive, I must say, he really is an attractive human being," Stewart said of her Martha & Snoop's Potluck Dinner costar, though she insisted their relationship will forever be purely platonic.
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While Venus is in Virgo, expect to get a gritty look at the true nature of your intimate relationships—both the sexual ones and the platonic ones that involve money or shared resources.
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It looks like the platonic ideal of a Windows 10 touchscreen laptop: simple, black, well-made, light, and just ready to quietly get out of the way and let you do your thing.
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With the possible exception of Carol and Daryl — which has always seemed pretty platonic, pleasing rhyme scheme aside — Rick and Michonne has been the most desperately desired coupling in the "Walking Dead" universe.
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"It was nice that it wasn't just them being friends because that doesn't really make sense," Stevens said about Janestripe's late-in-the-season turn from platonic pals to a true romantic possibility.
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By the same token, Bert and Ernie aren't exactly serving as important examples of soft, healthy platonic friendships — because the Sesame Street universe is full of those examples, between friends of all genders.
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"It is not a country of Platonic love," they said, warning against the import of what French conservatives have long denigrated as a killjoy "Anglo-Saxon" view of relationships between men and women.
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If SoundCloud loosies have a Platonic ideal, this is close to it: it's smooth, buoyant, and does just enough to remind you to Rocky's still worth your time and attention between album cycles.
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But [architect German] de la Torre ultimately saw that Apple executives were not trying to evoke the iPhone per se, but rather following something akin to the Platonic ideal of form and dimension.
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To be fairer to me, though, there does seem to be an underlying sensuality — or at the very least admission to intense emotional relationships — in even the most platonic explanations of podcasting's appeal.
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"But de la Torre ultimately saw that Apple executives were not trying to evoke the iPhone per se, but rather following something akin to the Platonic ideal of form and dimension," Reuters writes.
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Browse any cuddler-for-hire site and you'll find photos of women in lingerie or skimpy clothes, cleavage exposed, blurring the line between a truly platonic service and under-the-table sex service.
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One of the newcomers, Caitlin, is a 32-year-old administrative assistant in Washington who falls in love with Matt, a 28-year-old inmate she met through a "strictly platonic" Craigslist ad.
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These entities are both the Platonic ideal and Frankenstein's monster of financialization and a New Dealer's nightmare: highly secretive, almost completely unregulated banks that don't just lend to companies but also own them.
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For Philo, a Greek-speaking Jew in first-century Alexandria, the first human—the human of the first chapter of Genesis—was not a creature of flesh and blood but a Platonic idea.
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J.P. Funk redeems frustration in "Friend Zone," a droll complaint from a guy who'd rather play Mortal Kombat than field another Platonic heart-to-heart late-night phone call from his unrequited crush.
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In the audience, I counted one-third of the women d ' un certain age who were presumably propelled there by platonic crushes and the memory of low-slung coin belts—women like myself.
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A study published in October in Men & Masculinities found that the 30 heterosexual undergraduate males interviewed felt safer cuddling, hugging and, especially, confiding in platonic male friends than they did with their girlfriends.
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There were rumors Iggy was dating Tyga after the two collaborated on a track earlier this year -- but Iggy recently said the two had a "platonic chemistry" ... kinda killing the whole romantic thing.
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Tourles' new book, available in bookstores now, focuses on DIY recipes that will help you nourish a relationship, whether it's your connection with a significant other, your platonic friendship, or your relationship with yourself.
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Married or cohabiting, open or closed, gay or straight, sexual or platonic, brief or lifelong—all can work just as well, as long as they're built on a foundation of trust, respect and friendship.
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I grab a friend and head to the East Village's Prune for the platonic ideal of eggs and bacon, swapping in orange juice for the decadent Bloody Marys everyone else seems to be slurping.
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The fundamental mistake in talking about most immigrant food is the suggestion that there exists a "pure" or "authentic" version of any dish, some pastoral and Platonic ideal of chicken tikka or sundubu-jjigae.
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Moreover, Swedenborg wrote voluminously about the relationship between the spiritual and the material planes, believing there was an infinite, indivisible power to life — an idea which reinforced the neo-Platonic sublime ideals of Romanticism.
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The book's most revealing aspect is its epilogue, in which Thurber breaks the fourth wall of narrative and speaks directly to his characters, in the style of a Platonic dialogue, about this very question.
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But we were always going for, what's the platonic version of this gag, the one that everyone remembers, more than trying to study one particular form of it to get the timing just right.
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Sarah is living with Len in a mostly platonic arrangement that seems to be working for them, except that Sarah is still doing BDSM therapy and Len is getting blowjobs from someone across town.
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The longtime pals have been making the rounds at country music events — and Tucker has even been spotted sitting on Quaid's lap — but their relationship is strictly platonic, sources close to the two insist.
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Usually, when a platonic friendship seems to threaten a romantic relationship, it's "more often about the romantic relationship than any other," says Meg Manthos, PhD, a licensed psychologist who has studied friends with benefits.
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The economy of the figures and the sense of immutable, Platonic archetypical structure remind us of Nickson's often stated admiration of such quattrocento masters as Masolino da Panicale, Piero della Francesca, and Paolo Uccello.
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From the record's swaying, uncertain introduction right through to the finale, a warm, rough-hewn platonic love song called "Sunday Roast", Barnett's sophomore record feels like an altogether more fully realised portrait of herself.
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Ironically, this was often because Lebanese youth wanted to re-enact some of their favourite heterosexual film moments in a conservative society that read same-sex affection as inherently platonic, therefore allowing its depiction.
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Cillizza is the Platonic ideal of the Politicon speaker: more fixated on the spectacle of the news cycle than the weightiness of the news itself, a man with a totally apolitical approach to politics.
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Later, when the drizzle subsided I took a walk to find that Fjaerland, also known as Mundal, was my Platonic ideal of a Norwegian village, scrappy and unassuming with a few shops and cafes.
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As recently as two weeks ago, I hung on to the belief that Daenerys and Jon, despite their clear, mutual attraction, would avoid the interbreeding inclinations of their Lannister rivals and remain platonic allies.
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And some 40 percent of millennials said a platonic friendship had evolved into a romantic relationship, with nearly one-third of the 40 percent saying the romantic attachment grew into a serious, committed relationship.
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Harry Burns (Billy Crystal) and Sally Albright (Meg Ryan) have been best friends for 11 years, and they want to prove that a single man and a single woman can have a platonic relationship.
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So last December, my roommate/platonic life partner got me this buffer for Christmas after New York magazine ran a story saying it's the best home massage for sore muscles that you can buy.
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In "A Book About Love," published in 2016, Lehrer touches on all types of love — even the platonic kind — drawing on research, history, and philosophy to argue for its centrality to the human experience.
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The horizon line, then, coincides with the top edge of that simplest of Platonic solids — and we are once again in the realm of conceptualized space, of sight lines and vanishing points and linear perspective.
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How might the gifts we give to celebrate these friendships, which we're told should be secondary to our romantic partnerships, illustrate the unique weight these platonic soul mates hold in our hearts, in our lives?
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This is essentially already the case in the United States, where the platonic ideal of a pro wrestling career is clear: start out young, learn in the indies, and get to WWE for your payday.
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The duo, who have collaborated on numerous songs-you-can't-stop-listening-to, including "Work" and "Too Good," often perform together and aren't shy about singing each other's praises — platonic or not — on social media.
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And when Eugene passed with flying colors, Negan sent three of his sister-wives — the drunk blonde one, the smart brunette one, and the ballsy redhead one — to keep him (platonic) company as a reward.
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"The practice is frequently used with relationships—platonic, romantic, or sexual—but I personally think you can harness it for addictions, fears, and other traumas that might be holding you back as well," she adds.
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BC gave her man a good ole fashion tongue bath outside the Epione Cosmetic Laser Center on Thursday evening -- a far more romantic display than the platonic one posted on IG a few hours earlier.
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The Platonic ideal for an outside receiver has long been a player like Dez Bryant or Calvin Johnson: six-foot-four and chiseled, with freakish speed and the ability to outmuscle everybody for the ball.
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As Professor Tuvel correctly points out, "there is no fact of the matter about [Dolezal's] 'actual' race from a genetic standpoint," no platonic ideal of blackness waiting to be discovered by left-wing critical theorists.
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Could a retired Oxford professor really be dumb enough to fall for the idea that she and Roy, who have by this point started living together but are still platonic companions, open a joint account?
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"So profound has been that revolution that memories of an earlier corporate identity — the patriarchal company managed for the stakeholders, the Platonic corporation — have grown dim, as if it had never existed," Mr. Teitelman writes.
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In addition, study subjects' newly found desire to be closer together physically (in romantic, familial and platonic ways) directly correlates to brain studies that show that the neurotransmitter oxytocin is released when listening to music.
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His service, he told me, is valuable precisely because of its platonic nature: It deconstructs cultural messages that sex is the sole avenue to connection and allows clients to rebuild their relationship to physical touch.
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Eventually, Eleanor and Sarah grew so famous, they even rose to royal attention: At the behest of Queen Charlotte, they were granted a pension for being such a beautiful example of pure, platonic female friendship.
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Debating whether the Combine were "really" this thing or that had no meaning unless we presumed the existence of a coherent, definitive story of Half-Life, existing perhaps in a platonic realm of pure fiction.
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Mr. Devine plays Noah, a slightly schlubby but good-hearted fellow besotted with Ms. Daddario's Avery, with whom he's been platonic friends for three frustrating years, despite their "clicking" in certain ways when they met.
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There is the platonic notion of love in which Plato postulated that one soul is separated from the other at birth and they each spend the rest of their lives searching for the other half.
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To me, this is the Platonic ideal for Going Out Pants, because they are widely available, almost uniformly flattering, and are plain enough to partner well with the most audacious going out top you own.
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It's the platonic ideal of a highway, never ending, signs changing only slightly, passing strange towns you've never heard of and will never hear of again, bizarre radio stations fading in and out of focus.
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This recipe for our Platonic ideal of a chicken cutlet comes to us via the Italian nonna of Frank Pinello, owner of Best Pizza in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and host of our series The Pizza Show.
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In new legal docs obtained by TMZ Sports ... Walton claims his accuser, Kelli Tennant, was the person who initiated their meet-up, but he is adamant their encounter was "platonic" and nothing sexual even occurred.
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The platonic relationship between Abdul Karim and the 19th-century monarch was one of tremendous devotion: He taught her Urdu, spent time with her at her summer house in Scotland and the two shared intimate letters.
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Though the longtime pals began the season insisting their relationship was platonic, their attitudes changed after they shared a goodbye kiss after Maltby decided to quit the show in pursuit of a career opportunity in Africa.
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How many watermelons were lost during filming, splattered to smithereens by the laws of physics and one company's quest to capture the platonic ideal of someone ingesting plant matter from the backside of a tablet computer?
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Unlike Roma, which was backed financially by production company Participant Media, Paul Greengrass's 22 July was financed entirely by Netflix, and it's possibly the platonic ideal of a film that would not exist without Netflix's support.
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Mullally then admitted that despite all of the many clues DeGeneres and her girlfriends would drop (for instance, they shared a room and a dog), she never considered the women as anything other than platonic friends.
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With Han gone, Luke busy milking large monsters on Ach-To, and Kylo Ren seemingly beyond redemption, Leia is free to be the leader of men (in a purely platonic sense) she always could have been.
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Her style extends to the postmodern rococo of her set design and the bewildering variety of costumed characters she plays on her show, giving us something like Platonic philosophical dialogues in the idiom of social media.
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I'm a big believer in the power of a strong platonic friendship holding a show together, but Alex has been so cute this episode, a relationship between the two seems like a not-so-bad option.
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A platonic fling is about being in the moment and enjoying time with a like-minded person, but I'd be lying if I said that I don't feel guilty at times about potentially hurting someone's feelings.
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The difference, I think, isn't just that Soutine's immanence, his spirit in the flesh, holds more appeal for us than Albright's neo-Platonic — or even gnostic — message that our true home is a distant spiritual otherworld.
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We got back from excursions to find the trappings of romance spirited away from our room and replaced by other, more platonic gifts: jewelry, scarves and once, unnervingly, a pair of dolls, nestled between the pillows.
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WOMEN WRITING ABOUT men for women have a unique responsibility: to project both our fantasies and fears, our need for a platonic male ideal and our worst projections about what men really want, do and are.
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Jazz This yearly festival, celebrating its 25th anniversary through Sunday, is free, outdoors and judiciously programmed, with an emphasis on both blues tradition and diffuse innovation: basically, something close to the Platonic ideal of jazz festivals.
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Prior to Lamberg's casting announcement, Duff, 32, did confirm that the two characters are not engaged in the reboot and explained that their platonic friendship is "what was so good" about the original Disney Channel series.
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Page by page, the larger portion of both novels is taken up by quasi-Platonic dialogues that struggle back toward a-Lethe-ia — Greek for "truth," a truth left behind on the far side of Lethe.
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The types of arguments we once venerated — the kinds of critical-thinking dialectics that educators tell us hone the brains of students — make sense in orderly, deliberative settings, places like classrooms and courtrooms and Platonic dialogues.
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They include Robert Morris, the master of draped industrial felt, and Anne Truitt, who is also from Washington, and whose spare, platonic, monochromatic objects occupy a teasingly ambiguous realm where painting leaves off and sculpture begins.
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There is an impressive balance of candidness and lyricism in these stories, which convey how platonic and romantic love can either sink to the depths of cruelty or soar as high as any imagination can stretch.
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Trump's critics aren't really looking for the Platonic ideal of a "meaningful" verdict; they want to convict the president of high crimes and misdemeanors, and they want witnesses and evidence that will make it more likely.
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Cross maintained a high profile: He defended his portrayal of Eliot's relationship with the philosopher Herbert Spencer, who insisted their affair had been platonic, and launched a futile effort to have Eliot buried in Westminster Abbey.
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Jimmy Stice, founder of the Panamanian sustainable community Kalu Yala featured in VICELAND's Jungletown series, has created a somewhat controversial business model in order to propel the growth of his platonic ideal of a town forward.
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Instead, it celebrates platonic male closeness rather than shying away from it — and even better, the two men never allow their friendship to be threatened, despite the fact that they are in love with the same woman.
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But I think one of the really wonderful things about this movie is the depiction of a platonic and intimate female friendship, and how important it is to be seen and heard and loved by your friend.
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Two romantic comedies with similar star power (Natalie Portman and Ashton Kutcher versus Mila Kunis and Justin Timberlake) regurgitating the exact same plot (mostly-platonic friends who sleep together) coming out in the exact same year (2011).
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But Leaving Neverland has collapsed the distance I was able to maintain from the boys who weren't safe from Michael Jackson, and in doing so killed my platonic affection for him, my identification with those aloof girls.
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It was less people being homophobic, but more like — I had an interview with a certain magazine, and they called it a song about a platonic relationship with a friend I hung out with for a night.
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This is practically the Platonic ideal of a sequel: a bigger, louder, more manic retread that brings back Neighbors' characters, cast, conflict, settings, and even specific gags, and scales them all up to even more frantic levels.
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Now arguably one of Chopra and Jonas' most iconic red carpet moments as a couple, the pair both rocked Ralph Lauren Collection at the Met Gala when they attended the star-studded fashion event as platonic friends.
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Max's friend Warren seems like a bubbly geek full of platonic respect for our protagonist, yet there soon seems to be something creepy about his passive-aggressive text messages—plus, he's been spying on her dorm room.
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Daryl is one of the few characters on "TWD" who hasn't had any romantic entanglements across the AMC show's run, leading some to wonder if he's even interested in any sort of relationship that's more than platonic.
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Judges must be mindful of what their place is in this system and must always remember that we live in a democracy that can be destroyed if judges take it upon themselves to rule as Platonic guardians.
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In July, I paid a visit to the markets of Shenzhen, and it's clear that the design has had a profound impact on both the industry at large and the public perception of a drone's platonic ideal.
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He is the Platonic ideal of a man, a projection of what we wish we were, or, more worrisome, a theory of what we actually are, and, well: Have you read the other pages of this newspaper?
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It's easy to wonder how many women will watch Colette and find something they had long ago assumed could not be part of their identity, simply because the film doesn't presume female intimacy to be purely platonic.
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To venture into the bottom of this structure, where the software meets the hardware, is to turn away from the Platonic order of code and toward the elemental universe of electricity and silicon on which it depends.
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Or any other number of scenes where the relationship between a man and woman — platonic or romantic or otherwise — seems as if it could turn poisonous at any moment, because it's steeped in toxicity from the start.
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They became long-distance platonic friends, but in 2016 things took a romantic turn after he sent her a signet ring with the word "Me" on it to signify that she was honest and true to herself.
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"Being happy as a person on your own sets the groundwork for being the best you in other relationships, including romantic and platonic relationships," said Dr. Michele Kerulis, counseling professor at the Family Institute at Northwestern University.
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Her new podcast takes the form of a one-time counseling session with a couple working through some issues — whether a husband's decades of compulsive cheating or a wife who feels only platonic love for her spouse.
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"Congress proposed and the States ratified the Twelfth Amendment with the understanding that electors are ministerial agents who represent their parties' nominees, rather than platonic guardians who exercise independent judgment," says the filing by the state party.
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Byron White appointed by President Kennedy who believed fervently in 'We the people&apos and the ability of 'We the people&apos to govern ourselves as opposed to government by platonic guardians, including a five to four majority.
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Though Smith-Rosenberg doesn't explicitly analyze homosexual relationships between women in her essay, she does acknowledge there was much more room for shades of gray when it came to a strictly platonic relationship shifting toward something more intimate.
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It could be a measure of D'Agostino's humanism that the distance between heaven and hell — the Platonic shapes of the Alphabet vis-à-vis the crustaceous bottom feeders of the Translations — is the length of the human body.
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An incredible amount of time is spent developing Freddie's romantic (and later, platonic) relationship with lifelong confidante Mary Austin (Lucy Boynton), but the film never gives her anything interesting enough to do to warrant such a prominent role.
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It's the Platonic ideal of a modern scam: The defendant is a company called Cure Encapsulations, which is based in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and owned by a man who alternately goes by Naftula Jacobowitz, Nat Jacobs, and Nate Jacobs.
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When Craig confides his biggest secret in Maya without thinking twice about it, other characters wonder if there's something going on between them, yet there can be no mistaking a tender and platonic bond from the audience perspective.
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Instead of viewing dating as a zero-sum game, you should find someone you want to hang out with — "maybe just once, maybe more than once; maybe in a romantic context, maybe in a platonic one," Lebowitz wrote.
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Among cooks, the phrase "Robuchon potatoes" is shorthand for what many still consider the Platonic ideal of mashed potatoes: a flawless purée, mounted with an obscene amount of butter and named for the celebrity French chef Joël Robuchon.
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You wouldn't even mind, and would actually be pleased, if Rhoades's wife, Wendy (who, improbably enough, is a major player at Axe Capital) tossed her husband for Axe, with whom she possesses a more palpable, if platonic, chemistry.
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Many of our encounters with ballplayers, however, are like a romantic relationship that begins with love at first sight and ecstatic sex, and then matures, through careful nurturing, into platonic fondness, bored familiarity, and finally disinterest and alienation.
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Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt said way back in 2005 that the platonic ideal of a Google search should ultimately yield just one result, and that result would be the simplest answer to the query, no clicks needed.
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You can cycle from its southern tip, where the ferry from the mainland pulls up, to its northern point, where the Platonic ideal of a lighthouse stands amid the dunes, and still have a whole day to fill.
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Seasonal plantings will be conceived around a series of "outdoor rooms," Mr. Anderson explained, whose "Platonic geometries" of circles and half-moons allude to the arches and round window on the facade and to other works by Johnson.
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She tries to backpedal moments later, saying she and Caitlyn aren't going to get into the level of intimacy ... despite just making it clear they're platonic partners in life who do just about everything together, including live together.
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Cherry doesn't actually want to date Ponyboy (she's attracted to a boy named Dally, Ponyboy's wilder friend, who eventually gets killed), but the two have a tender, platonic, cross-class relationship that defies unrealistic expectations of happy endings.
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Mr. Banier denied any manipulation but admitted receiving gifts during what he called a decades-old platonic relationship in which he brought artists and intellectuals into the life of a woman surrounded by stuffy businessmen and politicians. Mrs.
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Though the site recently announced it will stop publishing new content, this year also marked the release of Rookie on Love, an anthology of essays, interviews and comics about all kinds of love — romantic, platonic, familial, self — and heartbreak.
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Plus, celebrities tend to stay tight-lipped about their love lives, giving us carefully managed snippets of information and highly staged romantic date nights, whereas they'll talk much more readily and hang much more naturally with their platonic pals.
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And when I asked my Twitter and Instagram followers if they had ever shared a vibrator with a platonic friend, I got a couple affirmative responses… including from one woman who had borrowed a vibrator from her male roommate.
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When I send nudes to my female friends, in explicitly platonic contexts and with consent, I'm celebrating my body with people who will celebrate it with me and—again—not interpret my feeling-myself moment as a dick ask.
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During the next few years, Celmins had a number of long-term relationships with men who were not artists, but her closest (platonic) friend was Douglas Wheeler, one of the first California artists to work with light and space.
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It reveals the close platonic relationship between Ms Jett and Kenny Laguna, notionally her producer, but also a kind of surrogate for any other role she might seem to need: parent, best friend, brother big or little, confidant, factotum.
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She is dressed like the platonic ideal of a hippie grandmother living in Woodstock—pastel sweatshirt bearing the image of a lone egret in a very ecologically productive pond, sensible jeans, Birkenstocks with wool socks—but seems intensely otherworldly.
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As Dev (Aziz Ansari) grows close to his engaged Italian friend Francesca (Alessandra Mastronardi), the friendship stretches its definition to points of excruciating tension; touching foreheads in the dark, platonic bed sharing — you know, that special circle of hell.
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The platonic ideal of the meal is found in Peru, where the classic preparation involves a small pile of raw fish in lime juice, garnished with onion and chile peppers, served on top of vegetables like corn and yams.
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In a 2012 interview with Howard Stern, Couric admitted that she had "a little crush" on Lauer when he was at WNBC, because he "was so funny and so quick" — though she insisted their relationship had always been platonic.
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It's unclear if this was a romantic hookup, or purely platonic ... but, fact is, a lot of people in Hollywood are anxiously waiting for Chris to get back on the dating scene after last year's split from Anna Faris.
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For two idyllic months, this epistolary exchange continued until Héger's wife put an end to it (the relationship was entirely platonic—though the Hégers must have had some idea of the powerful effect he was having on his student).
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A contingent of rebellious women escape the system by joining an underground community, and providing to the ultra-powerful men of Green City the one function the city's overburdened women no longer have time for: comfort and platonic affection.
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She effectively backs up the platonic version of the man who says, "I didn't know that what I was doing was wrong," in order to defend the person that she loves—a position that was echoed in Stein's statement.
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He's a purveyor, and producer, of some of the weepiest sadlad house and techno ever press to tear-stained vinyl, and "Falling Hands", taken from the still-fantastic Total 4 compilation, is the platonic ideal of soft, sad techno.
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Silicon Valley's endless office parks strive for the platonic ideal of workplace productivity: spacious green "campuses," colorful slides to take you between floors, free in-house massages, and cafeterias serving up grass-fed steak and brain-boosting kale juice.
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This is a rare story of a queer family, one made of two people with a strong platonic bond that nourishes them both despite their physical distance, and set in the sweeping landscape of the Western US and Mexico.
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"She can explain Cornell's victories and defeats in terms of the categorical imperative, the Platonic doctrine of ideas, or the pessimism of Schopenhauer, holding that the will is an irrational form in conflict with the intellect," the Tribune said.
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Bumble BFF is a great place to find platonic companions in your area of choice, and even though Tinder can be a garbage fire most of the time, Tinder Passport allows you to swipe through profiles anywhere on Earth.
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After nights spent hypnotically watching and re-watching him tease me, in both the US and UK editions of the show, I could recreate what I saw as the platonic ideal of white gay youth with my eyes closed.
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I understand Eleven is young and might not understand the concept of platonic friendship between men and women, but why would the sight of another girl prevent her from saying hello to Mike, the boy she hasn't seen for 353 days?
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Anna Wood, who worked at Google for four years through 2015, told the Journal that she "didn't know if people were asking me out or not," noting that she had stumbled into dates unknowingly, believing them to be platonic drinks.
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" As Stoner, who has appeared in films such as Cheaper by the Dozen and Disney shows like The Suite Life of Zack and Cody, spent more time with the dance instructor, she soon realized her feelings weren't "quite sisterly or platonic.
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Although the title gestures at religious allegory, it's religious allegory as filtered through the history of the novel (Simón is devoted to Don Quixote, and the prevalence of Russian names suggests you should dig out your Dostoyevsky) and through Platonic philosophy.
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And even when simple, this isn't just any food — every dish cooked is the platonic ideal of that dish, and, of course, all that glorious food is set in the most glorious locations, with the most glorious of guests and guides.
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Other online activity that often leads to feelings of betrayal, jealousy, and secrecy among couples include obsessing over an ex's social media, flirtatious comments or texts, sexting with someone else, watching porn, or even just intimate, but platonic, online friendships.
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Yet that's exactly what some people are doing on RentAFriend, a "strictly platonic friendship website," allowing paying members to search for and purchase the companionship of professional "Friends" who typically charge anywhere from $10 to $50 per hour for their time.
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He is deeply in love with Arthur and the chivalric ideal that Arthur represents (whether that love is romantic or platonic is left to the reader), and at first he resents Guinevere for usurping his place at Arthur's right hand.
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Whether it's the result of a blowout fight, moving to a different area, or gradually falling out of touch, there are few among us who haven't had to deal with the heartache and anxiety that comes when a platonic relationship ends.
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We open the latest chapter in the "Meredith Grey should have moved to a safe house years ago" saga in a literal traffic jam with Grey, her new platonic life partner Alex, and the sister she's not currently mad at, Maggie.
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Here he is, one of the NBA's most staid centers, the Platonic screen-and-roll man, taking one insanely large and loopy dribble and then three giant-ass steps in defiance of the rules and of the will of god.
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Of course, season 4 finale "Toast Can't Never Be Bread Again," which follows one beautiful, Alice In Wonderland-ish New York City night for the recently murdered Poussey Washington (Samira Wiley), stands out as the platonic ideal of an OITNB flashback.
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