It seems that single people talk more about their sex life than couples do--in fact it appears that couples never have sex!!!
Whether married or not, a gay couple
or a straight couple, being spouses, partners, lifetime
companions--however you designate your relationship--it appears that,
yes, you have romantic dinners, go to movies, have a 'date' and yet it
ends there.
By the same token single men talk more about sex, and seem to have more, then men in relationships and/or women.
When does sex leave the relationship and you become 'brother & sister' or 'sisiters' or 'brothers' or 'room-mates''???
I know many who blog are from a generation that you didn't talk about sex in public or with
strangers but I thought 'boomers' and the newer generations were more
open.
I won't name names but NO couple who blogs here talks about their sex life while a few of us single gay guys (and one sex worker) does.
No,
it isn't a case of looking for X-rated blogs or the details but more of
what takes place in relationships regarding showing love in a sexual
way which doesn't seem to happen to couples who have been together for
a few years. What happens to the physical side of the relationship?
Does it just come to an end? Is it not 'needed', 'wanted',
important anymore? Does just the life of making a life together take up
the time that you use to spend on having sex, making love? Do you
become too busy with obligations, doing other things, responsibilities,
technology, etc., to have time for 'quickies', a sex filled evening, a
tryst, an 'affair' with the one you love???
By the way--and this is for the men--no lying!!!! LOL