BloodFluke
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- Sep 6, 2006
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SweetErika said:No, the "a relationship is specifically for sex" assertion.
Do I need to explain the birds and the bees here?
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SweetErika said:No, the "a relationship is specifically for sex" assertion.
Sex is for procreation. Romantic relationships are for pair bonding, which ideally leads to raising a healthy offspring. We don't need relationships for sex, and they're not particularly conducive to procreating, though they do help get the offspring through the first years.BloodFluke said:Do I need to explain the birds and the bees here?
SweetErika said:Sex is for procreation. Romantic relationships are for pair bonding, which ideally leads to raising a healthy offspring. We don't need relationships for sex, and they're not particularly conducive to procreating, though they do help get the offspring through the first years.
Relationships fulfill emotional and psychological, as well as evolutionary, needs.
SweetErika said:Then you'd likely go for single life or a relationship with a sexually compatible partner or a relationship with a partner who supports you in fucking multiple people.![]()
Damn you and your concise logic, Eilan!Eilan said:Just trying to clear things up.
re‧la‧tion‧ship –noun
1. a connection, association, or involvement.
2. connection between persons by blood or marriage.
3. an emotional or other connection between people: the relationship between teachers and students.
4. a sexual involvement; affair.
SweetErika said:Damn you and your concise logic, Eilan!![]()
And, BloodFluke, my point was that you missed definitions 1, 2 and 3 in your original post to this thread. The idea that "a relationship is specifically for sex" is, well, wrong.
BloodFluke said:This is why we must ask questions of our prospective partners. You, for instance, wouldn't be a good prospective partner for me. Whereas someone who had definition four, would be.
lil_squirter said:For you yes, but to make the sweeping statement that all people have relationships soley for sex is just not right. I am sure we can all grant that each person uses the term relationship differently though in our current society it seems to lean more to an emotional involvment then purely a sexual one. I suppose that is the wonder and appeal of fuck buddies for some people.
BloodFluke said:A relationship is specifically for sex. Just like a restaurant is specifically for food. If the only place you eat takes food off the menu, it's not a good place. Break it off or open your relationship. See and eat other people.
lil_squirter said:This is what I was refereing back to. It seemed thatyou were implying that all relationships are merely for sex. Now you have clarified you do want emotional attatchment as well so it sort of makes this an awkward statement.
BloodFluke said:What exactly have I not clarified?