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Originally Posted by fenderguy962 True, but I would think it kind of matters on what you are having sex for. I would think that since sex was created to be between a married couple as a show of love, the closer you are to be a married couple (the deeper your relationship is) the desire to show love through sex could become stronger. |
This was absolutely my experience and it gets harder and harder as time goes by. However, you can make it in a relationship. However, I think this is the way it was designed to be or we would not usually break familial bonds and cling to our wives.
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What I meant was I would be less likely to look at that person as simply a way to release sexual tension.
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I totally understand what you mean and I think in a sense, you are right. I can't think of a way to word it as nicely as you, but using someone for sex, the urge goes down as you get to caring about them as an individual I think. However, the tricky flip side is that the desire for intimacy can go up, which is where Rainer's scenario comes in. So there is a degree of getting to know someone that gets you to acting like a decent human being to them, where you care about them, and then there is the desire for intimacy. (My point in mentioning we act like a decent human being is that when we desire someone just to satiate our lusts we are acting in a supremely selfish and base way.)
So you always walk a fine line.
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But then maybe I'm wrong. I don't know. I don't really have any experience in this field, and am pretty much geussing. I would like to hear what some others think about this. So, please tell me if I am wrong.
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Nah, sounds right pretty much with a few extra variables thrown in.