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Can you have sex and just be friends?
For you, can you keep your heart out of sex?
Life is too short, so kiss slowly, laugh insanely, love truly and forgive quickly.
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Yes, no-strings sex is possible.
I agree with you, I can't do it either because to me sex is more than just a recreational act. I have been this way my entire life and I am now in my late 40s. In any case, judging from my experiences of what I have seen, heard, and lived, it seems to me like females are more in tune with these types of arragements. Of course, you could argue that it takes 2 to tango, which is true, nevertheless, I think, most men would fall in love with someone they have sex with, but most would not admit it.
BTW, I don't mean this about females in any derogatoy manner, just my observations drawn from life experiences.
After breaking up with the last man I was serious about I found out I missed the sex but not the man. I have a great guy friend. We have known each other since high school just more like buddies. He dates, I date, and we're both looking for serious relationships, just not with each other.
As good of friends as we are we could never be serious about each other. But we trust each other completely and when either of us (usually me
needs some attention, we just get together. We usually catch a movie or just hang out for a while then head for the bedroom. The sex is light and fresh and It's been 2 years now and we both love the arragement.Its all just for fun now and yes we keep out hearts out of it. When Im ready to settle down thats when my heart will be in it but not until Im done with school.
I have been wondering where you draw the line between prostitution and friends with benefits! Because it seems to me that you could have more than one friend with benefits. So, do you draw the line on the fact that with prostitution there is money involved and friends with benefits is free! Both provide a service one for money and the other for free. From what I have read these arrangements are made between people who don't want to commit to a relationship or they are looking for the right person to come along, but in the mean time they want to have sex and they get it from a "friend" fro free. Some would get it from a prostitute for money.
Excuse me, but neither of us is "servicing " anybody. And your insinuation that either of us is a prostitute for not following your rules is offensive to me. Maybe you should keep that to yourself.
Whether from your upbringing, your religion, or other -
you have an erroneous view on sex from the female perspective.
Women DO have a sex drive other than to have babies.
Unfortunately, it's hit-or-miss if one says she is horny out loud.
Why? Because the misinformed (like yourself) immediately believe that woman is a whore, or similar negative connotation.
Since there are many like yourself, That is why you almost never hear a woman say that.
Food for thought:
If your father had passed an X chromosome instead of a Y,
YOU would be a woman. It was a 50-50 chance. IF you were a woman, consider how you would now think about sex.
And especially at times when YOU were horny ...
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