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Sex is Not Love/Love is Not Sex

It took me 50 years to find someone who agrees with this.

Kristina H
8 min readJun 16, 2020

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The act of engaging is sexual intercourse, fooling around, or “making out” does not necessarily mean LOVE.

Shocker, I know.

In my past relationships, sex has been a hot button topic. It has been used as a weapon, or a condition, of maintaining a healthy partnership. Until very recently, a new light has been shed for me, on what the act of sex actually means, and why couples engage in it together.

I have heard accusations like, “You must not love me, if you don’t want to have sex”, and “You rejected me. There must be someone else.”

Maybe, just maybe, I simply wasn’t in the mood for it, or, perhaps I simply didn’t feel like it was an appropriate time or place for it. In all honesty, the ability to say no when a partner comes at you full force, wanting to jump your bones, can be slightly intimidating, and even annoying, when you aren’t in the same mind frame.

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The Anatomy of Sexual Desire

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Kristina H
Kristina H

Written by Kristina H

Writer of relationships / early childhood and mental health . Poetry and fiction dabbler

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