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Let's say someone was in a relationship where they were in love with and attracted to their partner, and they wanted to have sex with their partner everyday, maybe sometimes more than once a day. For years.
Now let's say that same person is not in a relationship, for years, and does not have sex with any other person because they do not have a sex partner available who they are attracted to and in love with. Without those factors, they don't want to have sex with anyone. Does this person have a high sex drive or not? |
| This sounds like me. I link the sexual with the emotional, which means I do not just sleep with anybody if I am not in a relationship. However. I masterbate like crazy when I am not having sex. Does that mean I have a high sex drive? |
Please, for the love of God, everyone learn how to correctly spell masturbate. If you can do it, certainly you can spell it. |
| For the love of God? Lol |
| iPhone hates word Madrid bate |
| Your drive isn't fixed. It fluctuates depending on a variety of things including mood, hormones, stress levels, partners, and a million other things. You can be high drive with the right person then low drive when circumstances change. No need to try to find one term to define a person throughout their entire life. It's better to be open to changes, because changes are going to happen whether you want them to or not. |
No. |
Masterbate |
Masterbate, masterbate, masterbate, masterbate, masterbate. Now go off and take your xanax. |
not the above poster, but as someone who speaks English as a second language, people like you suck. Maybe if you masturbated more, you wouldn't be so uptight. |
| Maybe bipolar |
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You are high drive if always have the same sexual drive.
I'm high drive, I want sex everyday with or without a partner. Even when I'm sick. Well, minus the one time I was in the hospital, otherwise. EVERY DAY. |
Any sex drive you have is entirely responsive, not spontaneous. Doesn't sound like naturally high drive to me, but it really doesn't matter. |
ditto. My drive is not contingent on having an available partner, nor does it depend on my emotional attachment to the other person. |
I am that way until recently. After some issues and constant rejection I don't attempt it anymore. I still want sex...just not with my spouse anymore. |