Both; depending on the person. Some people have a personality that you want to keep around while others can't even hold a conversation enough to keep them around, but have great physical attributes and skills.
I would agree with this ..1-3 Friends with benefits (guess that's considered 'long term' for purposes of this thread's discussion), 1-3 depending on how good and how convenient and how frequent -- with an occasional 1-nighter while on a traveling out of town basis.
***** have been appearing more than usual, lately.Why the heck is the word "D R I N K" blacklisted on this site??? It gets replaced by "*******" (not even the same amount of letters). What's happening here? ty
I just started a thread in the "Support Center / Bug Reports / Suggestions" forum:***** have been appearing more than usual, lately.
i asked the same question a few weeks ago & never got an answer.
Definitely deep and long term relationship, sex will be way betterSerious question....Do most women/couples prefer quick, one or two time relationships, or do you prefer a relationship that may take time to cultivate, but lasts for months or years? No right or wrong answers, but since I lean heavily towards growing a relationship, just want to see if I'm out of the mainstream.
not good 4 him thoughLong term gets hotter and hotter.
I agree the idea is a bad one. The whole idea of pushing a wife into cuckolding is really bad for the guy as well as the marriage. Very few couples ever become closer when the wife takes a long-term outside lover. That is the fallacy in the entire concept. Yes there will be success stories where the wife avoids emotional connections with the side lover, but they are few. Look at the comments from the real females on this site and, overwhelmingly, they prefer long-term relationships, and those have the potential of transcending into love or relations that replace the marriage.If a longer term situation could be a threat to ones marriage, then the whole idea is a bad one. Couples are supposed to become closer and have deeper trust. Without that, what’s the point?