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| I'm a MAN...and I HAVE TO HAVE SEX to feel love |
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8 | 29.63% |
| I', a WOMAN...and I HAVE TO HAVE SEX to feel love |
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13 | 48.15% |
| I'm a MAN...and I could care less if I have sex or not. |
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3 | 11.11% |
| I'm a WOMAN...and I could care less if I have sex or not. |
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3 | 11.11% |
| Voters: 27. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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I think the third category, needs to be: If I love, then I have to have sex (or at least REALLY want it).
If I don't love, then I could care less about sex. |
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I think the categories are too black and white. The answers you provides can be summed up as "Sex is essential" and "Sex is irrelevant". But there is a lot of wiggle room between essential and irrelevant!
I don't need sex to be in love. Actually, I've always been in love long before having sex with said person. Never have I first had sex, then fallen in love, if I'm not in love at the time we have sex, I won't be. At least if I am to believe past experiences. However, it's not true that I couldn't care less about sex. I do care about it a lot. It's just not something I require in order to be in love. Imagine if you asked that same question about love. If the options were "love is essential: I can't have sex if I'm not in love" and "I couldn't care less about love", you'd be missing a whole lot of people: those who can have sex with or without love, and feel love is very important. If sex and love are dissociated, then you can find both important but not essential to one another. Of course the fact it's cut between men and women excludes people as well, but I guess your whole purpose here was to see if people who identify as male and people who identify as female would have different answers, so I guess it kind of makes sense for you to ask it this way. |
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Tonberry brings up a good point. I have excluded people who identify as gender queer, or bisexual, or are a man who identifies as a woman, or visa versa.
Come on people...Don't be so specific. Sometimes, a question is simply a question. It's not meant to be exculsionary or exclusive. It's not meant to single anyone out. It's simply a question. Sometimes, you can't include EVERYONE. Sometimes, some people will just have to accept that they have been left out....and it's not intentional...it just "is". SNeacail, Yes, I should have put that one....as it may have included a lot more people from this lifestyle....but I was deliberatly trying to be more black and white. There is a point where people need to not be wishy washy. LOL No offense people.....If you're not sure which to choose, post your view...and I'll let you know where you fall within MY spectrum.....It may not fall in the same place as yours....it is BEST for you to choose for yourself though.
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While I'm not crazy about your poll
, I like this discussion.
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RP,
It makes sense. To me, I like to build a relationship with the woman first. Then, after I have developed that relationship...Sex somewhat completes the circle so to speak. At least for me. I feel that there can be sex with out love, but there can't be "romantic" love without sex.
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It really depends on the person and the stage of the relationship.
Yes in general sex is important But no it is not the most important or even required. You can achieve intimacy without sex. |
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For me sex is like breathing, its something I need to do and when I'm not getting it regularly it feels like not being able to catch your breath (I have asthma so the not being able to breathe thing is familiar) and desperately wanting to. I've had relationships start with sex (my husband in particular) and relationships that started with friendship and lead to sex (my bestfriend/ lover/ boyfriend). I can have sex without a relationship (casual sex) but the idea of not having sex with the people I love is just crazy to me.
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