Opinions?
Best Answer:
Lava at 03 May,2013
How quickly you'd like them to leave afterward.
Other Answers:
- love = "i thou relationship"
sex = a sneeze in the genitals - Having sex is when a man puts his penis in a woman's vagina.
Making love is when a man puts his penis in a woman's vagina and then says a whole bunch of sappy bulls**t. - Sex is better because you don't have to love the person :)
- They are synonymous, according to the thesaurus.
- One means you're passionately copulating with your SO and the other implies you just want to get your end away.
- This will be easy to answer, SEX; "Sometimes it looks like two organs in a struggle!" Now if that is love then you can keep the ticket for the show!
Love I gave to my children and the same they gave to me. - Sex is just elaborate masturbation, making love is more intense and pleasurable on another level.
- It's the same thing really, just expressed differently is all.
- Sex is about (mE) be pleased.
Making love is about ensuring (yOu)/other person is pleased.
The vowel e is both sex and me
The vowel o is both love and you. - Making love would be having sex but with emotional attachments from both people. Having sex doesn't necessarily require emotional attachment though.
- the eye of the beholder
- barriers to intimacy, or their lack thereof.
- How quickly you'd like them to leave afterward.
- When I was young and impressionable, I used to believe in "romantic" love as depicted on screen and literature. As the years rolled on, I found that sexual compatibility, respect, and loyalty, were what's important.
Now, I realize that love and lust are synonyms.
Physical sex is possible and physically satisfying. The physical part of a relation ship is physically satisfying too.
The mechanics, and results are pretty much the same.