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Old Oct 16, 2008, 01:04 PM
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This question is being asked for those of us in a longer-standing relationship (male or female), or those who have been in one and are speaking from that perspective.

Is having good ol' sex the same as some belly-rubbing making love to you, or is it one in the same, and why?

If it's separate to you, how so? If it's the same and there is no "versus" in there, can you expand?

What is your experience?
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Old Oct 16, 2008, 01:44 PM
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to me it is very very different. just sex is like a quickie in the middle of the afternoon. making love is taking time to be tender with gentleness and tenderness. more romantic kind of stuff.
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Old Oct 16, 2008, 02:00 PM
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I will say that making love is very different than having sex, although both end with the same result.
Making love to me is an event. It takes a while. You need to start the day right, do loving things all day long. It can be as simple as leaving a note in a place your love can easily find it, making a quick call to say "I love you" or, a quick pat on the butt. It can also be a passionate kiss and a "can't wait to see you tonight" It can also be elaborate, with a movie and dinner, or a few drinks at the local club, or having flowers delivered, just because.Making love is two people that have genuine deep feelings and commitment to each other.

Having sex can be between 2 that have deep feelings of love for each other without all the preparation like I sighted above. They are just hot for each other at the time and it was unplanned. Just good sex with someone you love deeply.

It can also be between 2 that have no connection, like a one night stand. No emotion, no passion, no commitment and no love. It is an act between 2 that had no prior planning and have no long term connection. It is almost animalistic in nature although it isn't necessarily brutal or abusive.

I won't go in to the psychological damage that can occur from the sex for just fulfilling carnal needs can do, but sex without love is not healthy.
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Old Oct 16, 2008, 02:13 PM
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I have never engaged in the simple act of sex so my opinion is diminished.

I have been intmate with seven women in my life and I deeply loved every one.

The use of a person for instant gratification is not something I can understand. I would not be able to perform which is all it would be to me, thus my impotency.

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