NadiaJacobs
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Hypothetically speaking, what's your opinion on the matter? Imagine the following scenario:
A boy and girl start to date. They are very compatible. Over a few years, they get to know each other, each others families and friends, and they also become very close emotionally and intimately. Though the couple rarely fight, the girl has an issue: she feels they aren't having enough sex. Althought sex isn't the reason they are with each other, she brings up the issue, and the couple decides they'll try to fix this. However, nothing significant changes.
My questions are as follows:
1) Is this a reasonable reason for the girl to break up with the guy?
2) If the roles were reversed, is this a reasonable reason for him to break things off?
BQ: Being as appropriate as possible, how important is sex in relationships to you?
A boy and girl start to date. They are very compatible. Over a few years, they get to know each other, each others families and friends, and they also become very close emotionally and intimately. Though the couple rarely fight, the girl has an issue: she feels they aren't having enough sex. Althought sex isn't the reason they are with each other, she brings up the issue, and the couple decides they'll try to fix this. However, nothing significant changes.
My questions are as follows:
1) Is this a reasonable reason for the girl to break up with the guy?
2) If the roles were reversed, is this a reasonable reason for him to break things off?
BQ: Being as appropriate as possible, how important is sex in relationships to you?