Is DH/SO a love maker or a f***er???
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i love it, because sometimes i just need a good pounding.
im sorry you feel the way you do, though =/
They are one in the same to me. Doesn't matter how rough and raunchy we fuck, our feelings for one another is still the same. Our feelings for one another are the same no matter how we choose to express ourselves sexually. My SO and I have been together for 21 years, I'm most definitely a woman for him to fuck, because I love it when he does. lol
I've never understood why some determine a difference in the two. Feelings are feelings, sex is sex, feelings for a person doesn't change just because of the type of sex you choose to have. I have this whole theory that many women create this difference in the two in order to accept their own sexuality and sexual needs. Our society pounds it into women's heads that they must love in order to have sex, that there should never be sex without love and if you love someone it's making love and if you just want the physical it's sex. When the physical act is the same no matter what your feelings are. I've personally never met a man that makes a distinction between "fucking" & "making love". Any way, sorry for the ramble. It's just something I've never understood.
Quoting spicy_n_sweet:They are one in the same to me. Doesn't matter how rough and raunchy we fuck, our feelings for one another is still the same. Our feelings for one another are the same no matter how we choose to express ourselves sexually. My SO and I have been together for 21 years, I'm most definitely a woman for him to fuck, because I love it when he does. lol
I've never understood why some determine a difference in the two. Feelings are feelings, sex is sex, feelings for a person doesn't change just because of the type of sex you choose to have. I have this whole theory that many women create this difference in the two in order to accept their own sexuality and sexual needs. Our society pounds it into women's heads that they must love in order to have sex, that there should never be sex without love and if you love someone it's making love and if you just want the physical it's sex. When the physical act is the same no matter what your feelings are. I've personally never met a man that makes a distinction between "fucking" & "making love". Any way, sorry for the ramble. It's just something I've never understood.
He doesn't love you? He never showsyou love in any way? Do you guys express/view/share love in the same way? Most couples don't, each person has their own way of expressing their love. Sometimes in relationships, love is being shown, but it's misunderstood/not seen/not accepted due to the differences in expressing/viewing/feeling love that each person has.
If love isn't being shown in your relationship on a regular basis, what are you doing to help create it/instigate it/reciprocate it?
ETA: Don't know why that came up anon............ Spicy_n_Sweet
Quoting Anonymous:
I didn't mind fing in the past. But back then he would say he loved me or cuddled after. Now is fuck and sleep. I kinda understand where ur coming from and if he actually showed he loved me then I would agree completely with you. I miss love making because of the love that was there. Im tired of the same routine. A woman needs some love now and again.
Quoting spicy_n_sweet:They are one in the same to me. Doesn't matter how rough and raunchy we fuck, our feelings for one another is still the same. Our feelings for one another are the same no matter how we choose to express ourselves sexually. My SO and I have been together for 21 years, I'm most definitely a woman for him to fuck, because I love it when he does. lol
I've never understood why some determine a difference in the two. Feelings are feelings, sex is sex, feelings for a person doesn't change just because of the type of sex you choose to have. I have this whole theory that many women create this difference in the two in order to accept their own sexuality and sexual needs. Our society pounds it into women's heads that they must love in order to have sex, that there should never be sex without love and if you love someone it's making love and if you just want the physical it's sex. When the physical act is the same no matter what your feelings are. I've personally never met a man that makes a distinction between "fucking" & "making love". Any way, sorry for the ramble. It's just something I've never understood.
Quoting Anonymous:He doesn't love you? He never showsyou love in any way? Do you guys express/view/share love in the same way? Most couples don't, each person has their own way of expressing their love. Sometimes in relationships, love is being shown, but it's misunderstood/not seen/not accepted due to the differences in expressing/viewing/feeling love that each person has.
If love isn't being shown in your relationship on a regular basis, what are you doing to help create it/instigate it/reciprocate it?
ETA: Don't know why that came up anon............ Spicy_n_Sweet
Quoting Anonymous:
I didn't mind fing in the past. But back then he would say he loved me or cuddled after. Now is fuck and sleep. I kinda understand where ur coming from and if he actually showed he loved me then I would agree completely with you. I miss love making because of the love that was there. Im tired of the same routine. A woman needs some love now and again.
Quoting spicy_n_sweet:They are one in the same to me. Doesn't matter how rough and raunchy we fuck, our feelings for one another is still the same. Our feelings for one another are the same no matter how we choose to express ourselves sexually. My SO and I have been together for 21 years, I'm most definitely a woman for him to fuck, because I love it when he does. lol
I've never understood why some determine a difference in the two. Feelings are feelings, sex is sex, feelings for a person doesn't change just because of the type of sex you choose to have. I have this whole theory that many women create this difference in the two in order to accept their own sexuality and sexual needs. Our society pounds it into women's heads that they must love in order to have sex, that there should never be sex without love and if you love someone it's making love and if you just want the physical it's sex. When the physical act is the same no matter what your feelings are. I've personally never met a man that makes a distinction between "fucking" & "making love". Any way, sorry for the ramble. It's just something I've never understood.


