by markhillary
Question by Dax Leival:
Do women control sex in a relationship?
I'm interested in hearing the opinions of others on this issue. My view is that for women: love is more of important aspect of a relationship than sex (especially if it is bad sex) as women can "do without" sex but not love and romance. They "allow" it to happen because men see a sex life as more important than a love life.
Is this view old-fashioned or do I sound misogynistic? :(
Best answer:
Answer by Geeky McNerdy-Pants
Love and sex are of equal importance to me (and to many other women). But then, I follow that redhead stereotype...
I can have sex without love, but not the relationship-type of love without sex.
I think you're making generalizations on the entire female sex. Surely more women control the sex in their relationships, but I know there are tons of women out there like me who need sex just as much, if not more, than their male counterparts.
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