Hey everyone. I was just wondering if relationships do better for men when their is sex involved in the relationship or not. Thanks!
Hey everyone. I was just wondering if relationships do better for men when their is sex involved in the relationship or not. Thanks!
In a poll in a newspaper apparently hugs a kisses are more important. They still need sex but its not the main thing
I read that today also. First thing i thought was 'what a load of bullsh1t!'Quote:
Originally Posted by Katmeow85 [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]
I think sex is an important part of two people growing close. It doesn't have to be from the start, but it's just something about sharing that close space with the other person, forgetting your inhibitions and insecurities, taking time out to make the other person feel good, learning new things about your partner.. you reach a level of intimacy that's very unique. IMO
My bf needs more cuddles than me and i need more sex. So might be a bit true.Quote:
Originally Posted by steviej [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]
I think you are totally right. I feel my relationship growing colder because we dont have sex enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by Unimare [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]
You've got to be kidding.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sweetiepie69 [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]
I think sex is the art of getting close. I mean, how can you be really close without having sex? How closer can you get?
Ditto .Quote:
Originally Posted by Katmeow85 [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]
I think it depends on the age group, and the individual man. I'm middle-aged but still need sex, mostly for emotional intimacy. For me, sex IS emotional and intimate, and absolutely required in a relationship.
It depends on the person. A serial killer might consider a healthy spleen to be the best thing in a relationship. On a more sane scale, some guys only want sex and couldn't care less for the rest of it. Some guys only want to feel close to the person that they're with. Sex is just a bonus. Many cultures consider submissiveness to be most important. Many guys in the United States could consider compatible points of view to be paramount.
Lumping half of the people in the world into one category isn't a healthy practice. If you intend on being with ONE person, you might just want to throw all of the statistics you have ever heard about relationships into the trash can. For example: You read a paper that shows that a male in his mid-twenties is most-likely to be physically fit. Another paper says that males are generally more intelligent than females. While finding an example that fits either of these statistics is common, finding one that fits both categories is significantly less-common. Of course, putting more on the table just puts your match closer to the "one in a million" scenario.