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Absolutely. Sex is just one way to share all that stuff. you just have to be creative to find other ways of showing it and sharing it.
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yes, one has this relationship with his or her mother!
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Yes. People with physical disabilities face this problem throughout their lifetime. Love is whats in your heart. Sure, sex is great. Some people are not as fortuante as others. If you are normal, give thanks.
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seriously no. Hey u guys need to be more logical. there are millions of marital discord caused by their sexual relationship-realated problem. and man can't put down their instinct ( the disire for new sexual realationship), and it's critical for man to survive and reproduce as many as possible in the surviver of fittist.
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Yes, I value love much more than sex.
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I've known 2 couples that I'm sure fit that description, due to health problems or disabilities. They radiated the love for each other. There are ways of loving without just sex. After all, the biggest sex organ is our brain.
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Am I seriously going to be the only one that says no? Great, now I feel like a crapsandwich.
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Of course.
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Eh - No
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Yes. It is likely a challenge for those in that situation but people do it all the time.
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Can I? No. At least not in this phase of my life - perhaps when I'm 126. Can someone else? I'm sure of it. The variations of human relationships is, I'm pretty sure, limited only by their number. +5
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Yes, because the brain is by far the most powerful sex organ.
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No, I can't and I would never waste my time. Who am I kidding? I've got to tap that ass at least three times a week.
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Yes.
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Yes. In a relationship, sex is just a bonus. Love is your usual pay, so to speak.
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yes
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yeah, but I would really really really really want sex to be in the mix SOMEWHERE. (and not always with myself) I tend to get a little... stabby... during 'dry spells'.
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Well, my x thought we could have intimate relationship while she was seeing other people, even after bridges had been burned horribly. I guess in some people's minds it can be possible, but in others it's just unbearable.
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nope. sex is a part of a relationship. you can have one without but it won't last very long.
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Yes, but I find that usually leads to sex eventually.
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Yes, and candidly yes. I have been a friend to a woman for more than 15 years. We met and fell in love. Before we would have consumated she said: 'I love you so very much that I don't want to loose you, ever.' I thought for a long time and realized the intensity and emotions it carried. We held each other for a long time. We went throught heaven and hell for each other. We attended each other's wedding, childrens' birth and other events. Our spouses, after sometime, accepted. For six months before her death, I was with her, literally, bathing, caressing, cajoling, massaging, feeding and giving medication. Many a nights I took turns with her nurse and many a days I soothed her. Her dying gift for me: a song: You are my hero. Yes, there is more to love than p/v.
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Absolutely
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Everyone should have a loving, intimate, passionate relationship before they make a commitment and then become intimate. If sex is the only thing that brings these things to your relationship, it is in serious trouble.
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Yes.
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Yes. If the one you love has been injured in a way that it isn't possible for a while; you'll find out you can.
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