Also, it's hard for other types to forget about the intimate moments ( especially when it comes to sex) they have had with us after seperating.
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Also, it's hard for other types to forget about the intimate moments ( especially when it comes to sex) they have had with us after seperating.
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Honestly, I am disciplined enough to go quite a while without sex if I love and respect the girl. Personally, I think that waiting until marriage but then going all out and hitting it 5+ times a week for the rest of your lives, until you get old and crinkly (and then only once or twice a week ;)) is the most wonderful thing I've ever heard.
As for creativity, I've never met a girl who has been comfortable enough with her or me to do anything creative, and I've always thought that was such a drag. When girls lie there and just take it, I just want to get out of bed and go do something useful with my time. Let's make it an adventure, like was said! Wow me...make me think you're weird. I'll like it :) we ENTJs see that as an ability to exude confidence and be yourself, which we love, love, love.
As for an ideal connection, I'd want a girl who was confident, smart, submissive, trusting, loving, adventurous, spontaneous, and, let's see...horny? Duh!
I don't think putting sex as a percentage of an entire relationship is adequate alone. You must be more specific with the terms. Do you mean %70 of the time the two spend together should be having sex? Or %70 of the relationship's focus and energy? Or what? Either way, I don't think is easy to place in a percentage range. I think it is just a healthy part of a relationship, and what defines healthy will depend on those two special people. I could see having it once a week or everyday healthy depending on what the experience was like and how that experience lived up to my beliefs, goals, and values.
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