How important do you consider sex?

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Brandon237

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I'm 15 and my girlfriend will be in a few days, that is a little young and really, I do not want any until I'm in a long, very committed relationship and am at least eighteen.

So for me it is not important at this point or any point in the near future. Besides, there are other ways of showing affection that don't require protection.
 

Lim3

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I thought sex was important until I had it. Then I realised that TV had LIED!
 

Fetzenfisch

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very very very very important.In a relationship its a great way of binding intimatly. And(even Outside of a relationship) its just enormously fun and its psychological benefits are scientificly proven, everyday experiences even after more than 2 years together bolster my thesis.
As a scientist i call it the "3 day permagrin".
 

Queen Michael

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Virgin. Probably gonna remedy it sometime soon. Not sure how often I think about it. Pretty often, probably.
 

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Well it's not that important to me. I don't go looking for strange women to make conquests of but if i had a female friend (sorry lads) that i felt strongly enough about and trusted enough, sure, it's not out of the question. And i don't think about sex that much, i'm too preoccupied with trying to be funny and not looking like a complete fool in my spare time.

EDIT: But i always carry protection *slings his sword in his belt*...pun well intended.
 

MetalPhoenix

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I see a lot of people agreeing the the notion that sex is only important "when you're not getting any".

That sentence in incomplete. It should say: "...when you're not getting any, anymore".

I'd like to experience it someday, but I don't miss it.
 

NintenTim64

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As a 16 year old male, it seems stereotypical of me to enjoy the idea of sex, I've never had it and perhaps that voids my opinion on this subject a little, however, I've been in a relationship for near on 2 years now with a girl whom I love dearly. As my relationship has progressed, my views on sex have changed quite considerably.

At the present time, I believe that sex is very much something that should be shared with someone you love and I believe it's also an important part of a long term relationship because, as other posts have stated, its something that you can share as part of the intimacy in your relationship. In contrast of this however, as part of being with my girlfriend, who has a stronger religious background than myself and believes in no sex before marriage (a view which I whole-heartedly respect), I've learnt the joys of sharing intimacy and love for another person without going "as far" as sex.

Overall I'd say that clearly the value of sex varies from person from person (hence this thread) but I feel it would be something that's significant and important to a long term relationship and love.
 

KushinLos

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For the species as a whole? A great deal.
For an individual in that species? Depends, not having sex won't kill you. In some species having sex does.
 

D64nz

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brandon237 said:
I'm 15 and my girlfriend will be in a few days, that is a little young and really, I do not want any until I'm in a long, very committed relationship and am at least eighteen.

So for me it is not important at this point or any point in the near future. Besides, there are other ways of showing affection that don't require protection.
Yes, the rest of us call that 'friends'
 

MetalPhoenix

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KushinLos said:
For the species as a whole? A great deal.
For an individual in that species? Depends, not having sex won't kill you. In some species having sex does.
Here's a thought (and YES, I know this can/will NEVER happen):
Let's stop having sex for the sake of reproduction. Let humankind die out.
In general we're not a likable spiecies for the planet. We wage wars, pollute, kill, maim, torture and do some other stuff that we really shouldn't be doing

So let's stop reproducing. Doesn't have to be a bad time. There's nobody that will be hurt by this, wo leave a lot of shit behind, but the planet will heal
And we get to live in extreme luxury. We can spend every natural resource because noone else will need it.
 

D64nz

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NintenTim64 said:
As a 16 year old male, it seems stereotypical of me to enjoy the idea of sex, I've never had it and perhaps that voids my opinion on this subject a little, however, I've been in a relationship for near on 2 years now with a girl whom I love dearly. As my relationship has progressed, my views on sex have changed quite considerably.

At the present time, I believe that sex is very much something that should be shared with someone you love and I believe it's also an important part of a long term relationship because, as other posts have stated, its something that you can share as part of the intimacy in your relationship. In contrast of this however, as part of being with my girlfriend, who has a stronger religious background than myself and believes in no sex before marriage (a view which I whole-heartedly respect), I've learnt the joys of sharing intimacy and love for another person without going "as far" as sex.

Overall I'd say that clearly the value of sex varies from person from person (hence this thread) but I feel it would be something that's significant and important to a long term relationship and love.

Yes it's signifigant, and yes you're missing out by being with her. Hope she is worth the denial and you don't get too cut up when she leaves you in a years time to be with a preacher boi.

Try not to think of the loss eh.
 

theevilsanta

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Sex is everything. Give me a break. Sex is, and always has been, everything. At least when it comes to human interactions.
 

D64nz

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theevilsanta said:
Sex is everything. Give me a break. Sex is, and always has been, everything. At least when it comes to human interactions.

Only to those that can get it. The rest live in pained denial.