S*x: A Necessity or a "must" for relationships?

[b-]

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kng sa mr softy pa nga tag p6..

love is the ice cream.. *** is the syrup!

[edgeknife]

*** is part of the relationship, but not important.

[RobZ]

Not at all times kung nakig *** ka, love daun nimo imo ka ***.. some do it for some other reason..

[ronna]

i believe that its all a matter of self control and respect to your partner...if you really dont want to do it...come hell and high waters..you wont do it...

yeah right

[baby_jenie]

*** is part of the relationship, but not important.

bitaw!

[Zahara]

In marriage, *** enhances love.

But *** is not love. A relationship can survive without ***, so long as there is commitment.

In fact, it was said that the truest form of love occurs when we were still 13-15 (puppy love) where we give everything to our bf/gf without hoping for anything in return. Selfless love ba with innocence and true intentions and idealism. And those kind of love doesnt usually involve ***. :mrgreen:

[kyuusai]

love is *** for people who only after for ***. i guess...

[xtian_hero]

hmm.. good point...

[Nezumix22]

love is *** for people who only after for ***. i guess...

very well said!

Love is NOT ***. *** is merely a way of expressing ones love. To tell you honestly I know of friends who are in a 5-10 year relationship but don't consider *** as an essential part of it. In fact to them *** makes the relationship go 1 step lower since it means pleasure is much more important than love, or sacrifice or affection.

If your partner is just after *** (and you'll really notice it) it's time to look deeper into that relationship. Do you need *** or do you need her?

[sister24]

thinking of that possibility..

you may find your true love thru one night stand..

everything is possible....

can u explain it to me...why is it the woman/gurl wont get pregnant if shes having *** with her bf then may mens pa cia cgro 4th day of mens. ? why?