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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The truth is that sex is about emotions. You can't put numbers on that. Also, some people bond sexually on a deeper level than others. As DH says, women can be predatory too. Women and men can be both monogamous and polygamous. Where feelings are involved -- for a person who gives his/her heart like myself and DH -- it's best to limit partners. We both have numbers in the single digits, and we've been together for nearly two decades now. We we've both had experience with "players," people who cheat but treat monogamous partners as security blankets. Bad experiences all around. The greater goal is to teach sexual ethics. There's nothing wrong with being a "slut" if you're sexually responsible, use protection and don't use partners who seek an exclusive relationship. However, it's best to wait until both partners are of legal age so that they get the nuances of birth control and STD protection. Also, sexual orientation is not only about partners but about one's identity. Trying another orientation that doesn't fit one's psyche is stupid, a "user" move, and emotionally damaging to both partners. The goal is to teach respect, both of oneself and of one's partners, but sex isn't about numbers, it's about relationships. [/quote] Thoughtful post, thanks. OP here - I think that exploring sexual orientation its healthy actually. If you have questions, answer them. Can you tell me why you think there is nothing wrong with being a "slut" as you put it? If sex is about relationships and not numbers as you say - how could someone with 50 partners at age 25 have the relationships to go with the experience?[/quote]
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