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  • Sheriff Raff -Answerhag
    No. Sex is a very small part of a relationship to me. Getting along and loving the person is of primary importance to me.
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  • Talimze wins the prize
    Well, I can sexually satisfy myself if I had to...
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  • Simply99 -- Not a fan favorite.
    As long as I'm allowed to go to the baseball games, the other stuff comes second. Four more games and the season is over. :-(
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  • Merfish
    No, I would not. My husband and I have been together for 25 years and married for 23. I enjoy our sex life very much, but if something happened to him that caused us to no longer have sex I would not love him any less. I would not leave him over that. Our lives together are much more than the sex.
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  • Lord Knows
    Yes and I have - I'm not shallow or selfish but sex to me is 20% of any and all relationships. Honesty, trust, Love and respect are top on this list but sex places in the top 10 of "must haves". If a person isn't sexually satisfied after trying different ways to satisfy the other person they will venture out and find satisfaction sooner or later. It all boils down to giving and taking. If you care enough about someone you are going to do whatever it takes to satisfy them ... if you don't, someone else will
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  • science_geek has left the building
    Sexual satisfaction is very important to most people, especially men. Open and honest communication are the most fundamental parts of any meaningful loving relationship. Discuss your dissatisfaction with your partner. How that conversation goes would be more determinant as to the future of the relationship. If there is a reason that she simply cannot provide you with satisfaction then you might consider working thins out so that you are able to get that elsewhere. It is possible to love more than one. That way you do not have to destroy an otherwise good and mutually beneficial situation in order to satisfy the basic need for sexual satisfaction.
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  • AnonymousGirl
    I haven't left a relationship for that reason. Then again, I haven't really been sexually dissatisfied, either.
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  • UneFille
    Typically people do.
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  • Rahbar
    I will repair it!
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