
Healthy Sex Support Group
This community is dedicated to an open discussion about healthy sex and sharing thoughts and feelings about sexuality and improving one's sex life. Most active adults desire to have an active and fulfilling sex life, both for themselves and also their partner. Here we discuss common sexual challenges faced by both men and women.
It's not that easy..
Just like in a romantic relationship, two friends CAN love each other, but without the possessiveness that always seems to come from "committed" status.
I suggest a career-oriented woman who doesn't have a lot of time for a relationship (that's what I've got).
One point I want to make, I think true FWB have emotions for each other. They care about each others welfare, they rejoice in each other's achievements and often are there for each other's disappointments-they are friends. But, The very open discussion is that there is not a committed relationship marching towards (gasp) marriage. And when you do move into a committed relationship-your friend can become just a good friend.
Some people have to be emotionally attached to have sex, and like now when i'm with my gf, i am. But before her, it was just the convinient act of mutual sexual pleasure.
Plus, there's nothing hotter than simply answering the dorr, stripping down and getting hot and heavy, cause damnit, that's what you're there for! ;oP lol Except now my gf does that :)
then it would be called fuck buddies which turns out not
being so nice either
IF SOMEONE IS WILLING TO OFFER YOU SOME PUSSY, IT'S YOUR GOD GIVEN DUTY, TO FUCK THE LIVING SHIT OUT OF IT, AND MAKE HER BEG FOR MORE. I'M JUST SAYIN' (KATT WILLIAMS)
I know others will disagree, but there are points in our lives when we are not ready for a commitment. Mine happened to be after my divorce and I'm trying to work on wanting someone steady in my life. wow mouthful! LOL