SuzeCheri
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Joined: 7/19/2011 From: Outside looking in Status: offline
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1. Is sex with your partner (or past partner, or hypothetical partner) meaningful to you? Yes, absolutely. Agreed. quote:
2. Do you consider masturbation to be a sexual act? Yes, once again, absolutely. Same, agreed, its solo-sex. quote:
3. Do you masturbate in front of your partner? And, if so, do you consider it to be sexual? Is it meaningful when you do? Yes, yes, yes. I haven't, I'm shy to, but I would consider it sexual and yes, I think it would be meaningful. quote:
4. Do you masturbate over the phone with your partner? Do you consider this sexual? Does this have any less meaning than masturbating in person? Yes, yes, usually, but it doesn't have to. Yes, and yes, and I can't say, I haven't masturbated with a partner. quote:
5. Do you get off watching your partner have sex with others? Would you consider that masturbation, since you are not actually being touched? Yes I do. It would be masturbation if I touched myself to get off, but just getting turned on watching wouldn't be. I like to see that too, and I'm not sure, I think Suze is right, if you just get turned on I would call it foreplay. quote:
6. Any other thoughts on couples (or relationship groups) masturbating within the relationship? I love it. I'm all for it, couples should do it often, together, alone, on the phone, or just day dreaming. masturbation is good for you. Why do you think the Church frowns on it. It can be hot, it can be useful when you aren't together, or when your partner isn't in the mood.
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