01-02-2006, 11:29 PM
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I absouletly LOVE sex.. I love the feeling. I love the intimacy. I love everything about it. but should there be a limit to how much you do it. When I have the chance I do it all day.. and all night. I just can't get enough. Now, Mind you I'm not a slut and I choose my partners wiseley and I stay within the few partners that I have. I'm not a cheater what so ever. but like I said. Can someone have to much sex? or like it a little too much?
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01-03-2006, 01:00 AM
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This is an interesting question. I am curious what others have to say. The first thing to consider is does this qualify as "nymphomania"?
The short answer is that as long as your sexual proclivities and activities do not interfere with necessary daily activities and obligations then the time you devote to this one aspect of life is not too much even though obsessive. My first concern is why the need to devote so much time to this. Something in your life appears to be out of balance.
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01-03-2006, 02:54 AM
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There have been times when I've wondered the same thing... and decided "nope!" LOL
Hard question to answer, really... how does one define too much? Most people "love the feeling" and "love the intimacy." One point that might be important is that sex is a form of communication, and should be (or at least include) an expression of love and intimacy. It could be easy to get it backwards and try to get feelings of intimacy from sex. In that case, it might be "too much" because one is attempting to satisfy the need for feeling intimacy by having lots of sex. If that were true, the best advice might be to stop having sex and seek genuine intimacy.
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01-03-2006, 09:38 AM
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You have a verry good point there! Thank you.. Honestly that really does sort of help. Because I don't think I have reached the level of intmacy needed.
Thanks!
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01-04-2006, 05:13 AM
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Interesting... I did not (at first) tie this to your other post, but it's like both threads really relate... and it all fits together, doesn't it!
Congratulations... you do seem to be developing some great insights!
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