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Can somebody please define a "healthy" sex life?
I always thought that a healthy sex life meant for you to do that with your husband/wife and just the way you do it creates a bond as well as love for each other. However when I hear other people talk about a healthy sex life they talk about how much you have sex regardless of whom with. What's your take on it?
5 Answers
- LavaLv 76 years agoFavorite Answer
Safe, happy, and with pregnancy dealt with in the manner you prefer. It's healthy to have the type of sex you want to have, and to have that sex safely, and to enjoy that sex. That's all, there's no requirements for who you're banging or how often or how. It's just that you do what you want, protect yourself from disease and unwanted pregnancy, and that you are actually enjoying what you do.
Whether that's a session of whips and chains every week between spouses, monthly missionary with someone whose name you don't know, or something involving yodeling, dental dams, and 3 coworkers....the only common link is that you're sexually satisfied and safe.
- .Lv 76 years ago
A 'healthy sex life' is one that is mutually satisfying to you and your partner. If you are single, then it would just apply to you (regardless of what casual partners you may have).
- ?Lv 76 years ago
If it makes you happy, isn't degrading, and doesn't hurt others or yourself, it's "healthy".
And if you think sleeping with multiple partners isn't degrading and possibly hurtful to yourself or an eventual spouse, you're wrong.
- 6 years ago
My take and way I think of it when I hear health sex life is regular and enjoyable sex with a partner your with.
Creating and keeping a bond together?
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