@LisaRayxx Yes, men can physically and biologically abstain from sex indefinitely without any health danger. Whether someone goes a year without it usually comes down to personal choice, relationship status, lifestyle focus, or personal discipline.
@itxMaggei Yes, between consenting adults, it is okay provided both partners communicate openly, share similar goals, and navigate the practical life stage differences together.
@rosebeautyone Not everything, It can’t buy happiness, but it can buy a jet to go look for it. It buys time and peace of mind and those are pretty close. It doesn't buy time, health, and genuine loyalty.
If you have intimacy with your spouse early in the morning, it can change more than your mood. It can change the emotional tone of your entire day.
Because morning intimacy is not only about pleasure, it is connection before distraction,before the phones, before work, before responsibilities, before the outside world takes your attention away from each other.And this is what many couples never consider: physical closeness can help the body release chemicals connected to bonding, relaxation, and positive emotion. You may feel calmer, more affectionate, less tense, more emotionally connected to your spouse.
But here is where it becomes even more powerful: you begin the day feeling wanted, not ignored, not rejected, not like two roommates rushing into separate routines. You leave the bed remembering, 'We still desire each other. Our marriage still has warmth inside it.'
That feeling can follow you throughout the day.
@zahrafatma1278 Promiscuity turns people off mostly due to underlying relationship valuesIt often signals a preference for quick physical validation over lasting emotional depth. It highlights a mismatch in how sacred or personal someone views physical intimacy. It can trigger fears about commit
@zahrafatma1278 Peace, Respect, and Loyalty.
Men rarely leave for another woman, they leave when the home stops feeling like a sanctuary. Offer him emotional safety, genuine appreciation, and a true partner in his corner, and he won't look anywhere else.
@LIVEpositivity Integrity is not defined by the eloquence of a promise but by the quiet constancy of execution. Words invite trust, but only aligned conduct honors it. True character is built not in what we declare to the world but in the faithful alignment between our voice and our footsteps.
@usuallypregnant I prefer Honeymoon because the wedding is a ritual to anchor your love in the eyes of your community the honeymoon is the quiet sanctuary where that love anchors within yourselves. One marks the vow the other lets you become it.
@Art0fThinking °Respecting your husband forms the foundation of a strong home, and trusting his leadership creates harmony when both partners honor each other.
°True submission isn't weakness it's choosing to yield out of love, trust, and a desire to build a peaceful, united front together.
@Esme_xb NO:
If one partner desires physical intimacy and the other does not, it can lead to resentment feelings of rejection, or loneliness over time.For many people sexual intimacy is a primary way to build closeness and express affection, making its absence a dealbreaker in romance.
@Esme_xb Yes:
Many couples thrive on deep emotional intimacy, shared goals, companionship, or romantic connection without needing physical intimacy to feel complete ( asexual, low-libido, or older couples). As long as both partners actively agree, the relationship is healthy and valid.
Until you get married, you will never fully understand why some men cheat.
Most married men are sexually starved.
They provide, they protect, they stay faithful for years, yet intimacy becomes rare. Sex turns into a favour, a negotiation, or something they have to beg for.
A man can love his wife and still feel deeply unwanted in his own home. Over time that hunger and loneliness become dangerous.
This does not excuse cheating.
But it explains why many men who never planned to cheat eventually cross the line.
Sexual neglect in marriage is real, and it destroys more homes than people want to admit.