MattM I mean sex is only 1 part of intimacy. As someone who is not inherently a big fan of sex, even getting to hold hands with my partner is a form of intimacy. But there’s also trust, and being able to learn/grow together. Just as some examples
EH i think most of my relationships have been 75% just because sex is how i feel connected... Seeing if we will continuously have a sexual connection is important to me..
But now in my current relationship since sex didnt happen to a good bit into the relationship ive learned that sex isnt extremely important to build connection, yeah it adds a different level of connection but its not the top of the list..
cool Kaylabby makes a lot of sense
I've been thinking about it
because I'm very intense, so I put a lot of focus on that, but it's really worth it to always explore new paths of connection
mattm because sex has nothing to do with survivability of a relationship in my opinion...its not important, and if u think it is u are going into relationships for the wronmg reasons :x
Ummm I would say the percentage of sex in a love relationship can vary widely and is dependent on many factors, such as personal preferences, cultural background, age, and relationship stage. It's not possible to give a specific percentage or formula that applies to all relationships.
For some couples, sex may be a very important aspect of their relationship, while for others it may be less significant. Some couples may have sex frequently, while others may have less frequent sexual intimacy but still feel deeply in love and connected.
For me personally probably 23%, but I feel that it's important for each individual in a relationship to communicate their own needs and desires regarding sexual intimacy with their partner, and for both partners to be respectful and open to each other's needs. Ultimately, the amount of importance placed on sex in a love relationship will vary from couple to couple and depend on a variety of factors.
I also agree with the question that it depends on factors
Today I'm 26, it's the same intensity when I was 18
but I think that after 30, I should put other priorities ahead Neota great answer yours
for me, its not so much HOW the act of it is... but more of feeling wanted/desired? ive been in a relationship where their sex drive was like 1%... it was a huge issue because i constantly felt like they didnt want me / were attracted to me.
