Sentences with phrase «sex in monogamous relationships»

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You can't say «we accept you» but we reject the fact that you are in a loving, monogamous relationship with someone of the same sex.

I think about the teacher who was kind and encouraging to me when I was a teenager in need of encouragement and would like to know how her multi-decades-long loving committed monogamous relationship with her same sex partner is remotely bad for society or bad for them.

Anyone who believes that sex only belongs in life - long monogamous relationships (gay or straight) is conservative in the grand scheme of things.

So, both Matthew and I are affirming, in the sense that we do no consider monogamous same - sex relationships to be inherently sinful (though, as you will see, we have slightly different reasons for arriving at that belief!).

He recently declared that he is in a monogamish relationship, a term coined by sex columnist and author Dan Savage to define romantic partnerships that are mostly monogamous, but that can openly accommodate sexual relationships outside the partnership.

We all «know» that women aren't good at casual sex, «only» have affairs for love, are biologically disinterested in sex, and that, more so than men, «need» and thrive in a monogamous relationship.

A built - in aversion to attractive members of the opposite sex may help cement monogamous relationships

He was extremely insistent that I take an STD test, until reassuring him that a) I always made sure to practice safe sex, b) my boyfriend and I were in a monogamous relationship, and c) that we'd both previously been tested at STD clinics as a precautionary measure.

One Extraordinary Marriage Show Celebrated by married couples and unwed partners alike as the podcast that will allow you to start communicating in your relationship, Tony and Lisa DiLorenzo have been a married couple for an impressive 19 years and discuss the real issues of love, sex, and commitment within a long - term monogamous relationship.

Other reasons might be a belief that one is in a monogamous relationship with a partner with neither partaking in sex outside the relationship, getting caught up in the «heat of the moment» or a desire for intimacy and connection that «only bareback sex can provide.»

When comparing sites you are interested in, keep in mind the type of users who are most likely to register as members and what they are searching for (in terms of casual sex or long - term monogamous relationships).

They require frank conversations negotiating the boundaries of the relationship and each partner's needs, desires and limitations, none of which are commonplace in monogamous or diamorous relationships, and practical issues about sex, expectations of fidelity, children, parenting obligations and financial responsibilities must also be addressed.

It's not immediately clear why a gay man in a monogamous relationship who is HIV negative should be permanently banned from donating blood when another man who has unsafe sex with many different female partners is not subject to the same restrictions and, if he is, such restrictions are often temporary.

One Extraordinary Marriage Show Celebrated by married couples and unwed partners alike as the podcast that will allow you to start communicating in your relationship, Tony and Lisa DiLorenzo have been a married couple for an impressive 19 years and discuss the real issues of love, sex, and commitment within a long - term monogamous relationship.

Using her unique combination of specialized training in sexology, sex and process or behavioral addictions, couple's skills, trauma recovery and mindfulness and eastern philosophies, Dr. Winter helps couples heal betrayal wounds, restore their trust and connection, and redefine a new long - term intimate and monogamous relationship.

If you are experiencing difficulties in your relationship — be it long - term or new, monogamous or polyamorous, heterosexual or same - sex, or any other kind of romantic union — chances are someone else, or another couple, has been through a similar situation.

Being in a long - term monogamous relationship with a partner can sometimes take the excitement and surprise out of our sex lives.

People in consensual non-monogamous relationships were more likely to use condoms and discuss STI testing with their other sex partners and were less likely to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol during these encounters than unfaithful monogamous people.2 In her recent presentation at IARR, Amy Moors suggested that people can engage in relationships without sexual or romantic exclusivity and still be securely attached — a finding that challenges the notions that consensual non-monogamous relationships are inherently untrusting or unmeaningfulin consensual non-monogamous relationships were more likely to use condoms and discuss STI testing with their other sex partners and were less likely to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol during these encounters than unfaithful monogamous people.2 In her recent presentation at IARR, Amy Moors suggested that people can engage in relationships without sexual or romantic exclusivity and still be securely attached — a finding that challenges the notions that consensual non-monogamous relationships are inherently untrusting or unmeaningfulIn her recent presentation at IARR, Amy Moors suggested that people can engage in relationships without sexual or romantic exclusivity and still be securely attached — a finding that challenges the notions that consensual non-monogamous relationships are inherently untrusting or unmeaningfulin relationships without sexual or romantic exclusivity and still be securely attached — a finding that challenges the notions that consensual non-monogamous relationships are inherently untrusting or unmeaningful.3

People in consensual non-monogamous relationships were more likely to use condoms and discuss STI testing with their other sex partners and were less likely to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol during these encounters than unfaithful monogamous people.2 In her recent presentation at IARR, Amy Moors suggested that people can engage in relationships without sexual or romantic exclusivity and still be securely attached - a finding that challenges the notions that consensual non-monogamous relationships are inherently untrusting or unmeaningfulin consensual non-monogamous relationships were more likely to use condoms and discuss STI testing with their other sex partners and were less likely to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol during these encounters than unfaithful monogamous people.2 In her recent presentation at IARR, Amy Moors suggested that people can engage in relationships without sexual or romantic exclusivity and still be securely attached - a finding that challenges the notions that consensual non-monogamous relationships are inherently untrusting or unmeaningfulIn her recent presentation at IARR, Amy Moors suggested that people can engage in relationships without sexual or romantic exclusivity and still be securely attached - a finding that challenges the notions that consensual non-monogamous relationships are inherently untrusting or unmeaningfulin relationships without sexual or romantic exclusivity and still be securely attached - a finding that challenges the notions that consensual non-monogamous relationships are inherently untrusting or unmeaningful.3

Rates of infidelity in «monogamous» relationships are also alarmingly high, hovering between 20 - 55 %, depending on what time frame you ask people about (e.g., having ever cheated versus cheated in the last 5 years).3 Sadly, when cheaters cheat, they typically do not take protective measures to reduce sexually transmitted infections 100 % of the time.1 Then, when they have sex with their primary partner, they rarely use barrier protection (e.g., condoms); this puts all partners at risk for diseases such as syphilis and HIV.

Research shows that the best sex happens in monogamous, long - term, happy relationships.

When we think about relationships (casual or monogamous), usually thoughts about sex and the role it plays in...

Perhaps in recognizing that «I won't have sex with anyone but you» isn't absolutely necessary, couples — whether in open or monogamous relationships — can be better able to recognize that it also isn't sufficient.

Byers and Demmons (2010) found that people who are in a long - term relationship, have had more sex partners, are in monogamous dating relationships, show affection more frequently, and are more satisfied with their relationships, engaged in more sexual self - disclosure.