...really? :dunno: Call me "old fashioned" (which I am), but I whole-heartedly disagree.
Can I ask you a question ChefChiTown?
If your girl cheated on you, would you break up with her?
...really? :dunno: Call me "old fashioned" (which I am), but I whole-heartedly disagree.
Can I ask you a question ChefChiTown?
If your girl cheated on you, would you break up with her?
Obviously. But that has nothing to do with what I said.
My point is that sex is a very important part in a relationship.
If you want to avoid a break up, fix your sex life. The more you continue in a boring sex life, the more likely you are to explore with other women(or even worse, she cheats on you).
My point is that sex is a very important part in a relationship.
If you want to avoid a break up, fix your sex life. The more you continue in a boring sex life, the more likely you are to explore with other women.
Sex is probably one of the most important part in a relationship. If you cant work that out then you just might want to consider moving on. It will just lead to you cheating on her in the future.
Do you realize how many relationships are based solely on "great sex" and nothing more? Do you realize how often those relationships fail?
Also, I have a question for you...
If you were dating a girl and she was terrible at oral sex and she wasn't too great in bed either, would you dump her? Would you go have sex with other girls who were "better" at it?
Personally, if I'm going to have sex with somebody, I'm not going to do it just so I can cum. I'm going to do it because I love the girl I'm with and treat sex as a physical way to express my love for her.
sex is one of the most important parts of a relationship.
Really? I thought it was communication? You know being able to talk to one another. Is conversation a lost art?
Go back to comment #11
A relationship based solely on "good" sex will not last and is not a healthy relationship.
Really? I thought it was communication? You know being able to talk to one another. Is conversation a lost art?
He didnt say it was THE most important part. Just one of the most important parts.
I didnt say it was the most important part in a relationship. I said its one of the most
I have been with my girlfriend for a little over 2 years, and we live together. Sometimes I am just not in the mood to fuck her. I'm not saying that I never am, but sometimes I do it just because she wants to and it's boring. She is very good to me and I think I would miss her if she were gone, but I'm afraid to think of what my sex life would be like if we got married. Is this normal or should I think about moving on?
...After a year or so of being tied down I got bored with great sex because it was with the same girl over and over...
The fact that you're pretty much putting YOUR sex life in front of a loving, long term, dedicated relationship with a girl who loves you on your list of priorities says a lot. It's just sex, dude...get over it. Who cares if the sex you have with your girlfriend doesn't take your breath away; if you love her, than that's all that should matter.
Breaking up with somebody just because the sex doesn't live up to your standards is extremely selfish, especially after a 2+ year relationship. I think you need to take a step back and grow up.
Hi!
I guess you are doing something wrong, or I am doing something right!
I never had better sex than I have now with my steady girlfriend I see for about 4 years. She knows every move I like, every little detail. I wholeheartedly know I never have the same experience with a one night stand or a woman I just know for about half a year.
My girl knows how to push my buttons, and I wouldn't want it any other way. If the excitement one has in sex is only based on WHO you're having it with, you will certainly get bored. If it's based on HOW you're having it, a steady relation is best. And even: I prefer quality over quantity!
:2 cents:
PS: above is not intended to offend other members, but to give another perspective on the sometimes egocentric thoughts of the "how", who" and "why" in relationships. In a conflict, both parties have a piece of the problem AND the solution!
Not necessarily. I believe its perfectly fine to re-evaluate a relationship if either person is unsatisfied for ANY reason. If you are married and have completely committed yourself to the person then maybe not. Considering that splitting up would have an effect on both people that is undesirable.. Court, ect. But if you havent made that step to commitment when in a long, dedicated relationship, then there is obviously a reason. Why not think things over? And think "Why am I still with this person? Is it really worth it? Could I actually be happier somewhere else? Do I want to spend even more years of my life with them?" Ect ect.