QUOTE(jaswong @ Sep 2 2010, 11:37 AM)
When you're in love with someone, sex won't be the 1st thing that comes to your mind. Especially for girls, they prefer more cuddling, kissing, hugging and talking than just sex. Usually, only guys would be all hamsap, which i think deprive the girl of a more wholesome relationship.
The right way is to have both, only then its proper and wholesome. Both sides want the physical and emotional intimacy. You girls might think that girls prefer more cuddling and stuff, generally true, but I've also seen girls with really voracious sexual appetites. So if you think girls don't need or want sex, its normally only because they haven't really experienced it properly yet.
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My grandparents, being all white hair and impotent ( almost 80++, no more sex i think..) still are lovely and cuddly. They walk also hold hands, feed each other, and my grandad likes to kiss her forehead too, and smells her hair.

They have been like this since courtship, according to my mother. haha..
Sure they have all that, but I dare you to ask about their sex life, and I think you might go "OMG!! TOO MUCH INFORMATION!!!" You really think they didn't have a good sex life in their relationship?
QUOTE(spunkberry @ Sep 2 2010, 12:12 PM)
no it isn't.
and I differentiate marriage and relationships here only because of the morons that lurk around. if there's no sex in a relationship leading up to a marriage, the marriage won't happen for them anyway.
Great, if you think sex isn't necessarily in a relationship, i dare you to take up the challenge and not have sex in your relationship,
EVER.
If a relationship is going to work, its going to need sex at one point or another. This becomes more true the older you get, its a biological imperative. Which is why dating years become less as you grow older. You might be in a 5 year relationship, break up, and get married within 2 years of your next relationship.
A truly wholesome relationship requires the sex, it isn't really just a "bonus", its an essential ingredient for it to survive.