LOL that i loved the lyrics for the op XD i always watch the first 3 sec and the last 3 sec :3 MAKE ME BLOOM!!!!!!

Usually and preferably one, but we have the term polyamorous for a reason. Historically, this was usually only common in royalty and nobility in countries east or south of Europe (Christianity ruined it for Europe).

To me, it simply means that two people who have a common love and interest in anime or manga decide to date. No different than say, two football fans in a relationship or any other geeky relationship, it is simply one specific interest is all.

It is a reaction of the mind starting to interact with sexual thought, as there are typically three parts of the woman body that are often related to sex in society, which I am sure that I don't have to name. I also get the question of whether or not men would still be sexually attracted to parts of a woman or women in general if clothing never existed, and the logical answer is no, as it is the idea that it is taboo that arouses men, so the only way men would be interested in that hypothetical situation is if something implicitly sexual was happening in the moment. There, I answered to thought experiments in one go.

Depends, if you didn't care for the person, then the worst part is that it simply happened. If you did care for them, then the worst part is that you did care for them, and that you may still feel that despite the situation and knowing that you have to move on.

Here is everything in a short list. 1: Don't just jump into the relationship, start the friend stage and get to know the other person. 2: Think, "Would a relationship with this person be right for me?" 3: Once you have started the relationship, start slow, and make sure that you and your partner both understand that a good relationship requires equal effort from both people. 4: Try to improve your bond, like going somewhere fun or having a night doing something you both enjoy. 5: At this point, try to get into the groove of simply hanging out until you're ready for the next step. 6: Take things to the next level, but don't be forceful or implicit with your intentions, and give your partner an option. If they refuse, revert to the previous step. If they accept, simply continue the previous step and this one until you get into a level with the relationship you are comfortable with. (Alternatively, if your partner chooses they want to advance the relationship, think, "Am I comfortable with moving forward with this?" and decide then).

I DON'T approach relationships... I'm tired of them, and will most likely just be single for the rest of my life. Tried dating, simply doesn't seem to be something for me.