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| Type | Created | Category | Creator | Sort | Votes | Hides | Rating | |
| multiple | 6-Oct-1998 | sex/relationships | bill | unsorted | 56 | 2 | 55.4% |
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| User | Comment |
|---|---|
| reality | posted 6-Oct-1998 10:50am how about there are nearly no people that fall into this category, so it isn't applicable at all? |
| lisashea | posted 6-Oct-1998 11:32am I don't think it really changes how I deal with them; I have friends I've had sex with that I still hang around with and after a while you almost forget that there was the sexual stage. It's a strong friendship that at one time had a physical component. What makes things different is the level of *emotional* intimacy which you asked us to discount. |
| phi | posted 6-Oct-1998 12:18pm Based on a little extrapolation I think that all of the difference is due to the emotional relationship and not to the sticky biological bits. |
| lelle | posted 6-Oct-1998 5:34pm It certainly can, but usually doesn't. |
| anonymous | posted 6-Oct-1998 7:59pm Wow, I don't & haven't had such intimacies with anyone other than my husband! I am wonderfully monogamous. |
| kirst | posted 8-Oct-1998 6:59am It definitely does. |
| jettles | posted 8-Oct-1998 9:46pm it is hard to separate them, i feel, because everyone i have ever had sexual relationship with i have had an emotional one as well. when it is over, relationship wise, i still feel an emotional draw because there is a reason we were together to start so we usually end up being close friends long term. |
| hunter | posted 9-Oct-1998 1:52pm It depends on whether not I want it to happen again. Having had sex with someone and having stayed up till 4am having a good conversation affect my interaction with people about the same. |
| Lorax | posted 9-Oct-1998 8:03pm Ignoring the emotional issues, I would still have to say yes, in that I am more comfortable around them naked and don't feel any ambivalence about touching/hugging them (in a non-sexual way). I guess the usual physical ambiguities are gone. Although I've found that they come back to some degree over time. |
| emily | posted 11-Oct-1998 8:07am Whether it was before or after the fact, every sexual encounter has had some emotional impact on me. Interacting with that person reminds me of the reason I had a sexual encounter with them in the first place. I guess the answer in my case is "It affects the way I feel about myself" and that's usually negative. |
| eris | posted 12-Oct-1998 3:56pm Usually, but not always. |
| Jody | posted 13-Oct-1998 11:03am What jen said. |
| dpolicar | posted 13-Oct-1998 2:05pm yup. I'm fond of saying that I don't do casual sex... it's not that I'm opposed to it, I'm just no *good* at it! People in my life are really important to me, and the more intimate contact I have with them the more important they become. |
| steve | posted 13-Oct-1998 6:09pm I don't think so, but one reacts differently to each person. This is based on who they are and on your history, and the fact that you've had sexual relations is a unique part of that history, but there are lots of other parts, too, so I'm not sure how you'd tell what's due to that versus due to other things in your shared history of unique features of their personality. |
| drdt | posted 13-Oct-1998 7:51pm Test sample too small. I don't *think* it is a factor. Jen, are you there, I think we got cut off (click, click)... |
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