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Sex and Emotions...

Blue Dog

Blue Dog

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Question:

If the sex is that good with your partner, can a person keep the emotional pull out of the equation?

Personally, I think it’s possible in the beginning, but the shear intensity and endorphins take over making it emotional, thus really make it feel good.

Thoughts?
 
Blue Dog said:
Question:

If the sex is that good with your partner, can a person keep the emotional pull out of the equation?

Personally, I think it’s possible in the beginning, but the shear intensity and endorphins take over making it emotional, thus really make it feel good.

Thoughts?
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I am going to say that it is possible. A lot depends upon the person of course. As for myself, I have to have some sort of attachment to the person before I can play with them, but it doesn't have to be a "want to spend the rest of my life with you" kind of attachment. In fact I have a few playmates like that.

But I know others for whom the most they need is enough trust to not get screwed in the wrong way.

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Pretty sure it's possible.
 
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