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js250
Again, I was talking to my friend and she brought up the fact that there are times when her and her husband have nothing in common but a strong sexual relationship. I agreed, since I have also been there and was wondering...
--Has this been
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Again, I was talking to my friend and she brought up the fact that there are times when her and her husband have nothing in common but a strong sexual relationship. I agreed, since I have also been there and was wondering...
--Has this been the case with others?
--Care to share your story or opinion?
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Long-term relationships always have fluctuations. You're talking about two people who are changing in small or big ways as they go through their lives together--a relationship between them can't help but change as well.
In the past, I've had it happen that a strong sexual connection pulled me into a relationship, only to discover that there wasn't anything real behind the sex. I've also had casual sex relationships that were SUPPOSED to be solely sex-based.
In my current relationship, which I expect to last for the rest of my life, we started out with a lot of good sex. Then we moved in together, and the frequency of sex began to wane a bit. There have actually been times when it's been the opposite of your question--when I wondered if we had everything else going for us BUT the sex, haha! But it just comes and goes. We have some interests in common, and a lot of differences, but we complement each other well.