Orientation in the
Adult During Bonding
09-13-16
To understand one’s sexual orientation in a marriage, it is
commonly known for the husband and wife to confer with one
another. There
is no better way than this simple communication between
husband and wife.
During the premarital stages of courting and dating,
these discussions will begin to take place and a couple will
share their understanding of sexual intercourse and family
planning, the frequency of intercourse, or the complete
abstinence of sex within the marriage.
Some believe there is sexual activity up until their
children are born, and thereafter sex is no longer needed.
A couple may agree on intercourse once per month (or
possibly per week) but partake very little, or none at all,
once the family has been established. An opinion
expressed by U.S. News and World Report is that it is
important to maintain an intimate connection with your
partner, but you don’t need to have frequent sex “as long as
you’re maintaining that connection.”
It is often thought that sexual activity is only
considered acceptable within a marriage and premarital and
extramarital sex are taboo.
Couples who are dating will refrain from all other
encounters to maintain the good faith and trust of their
dating partner.
For those seeking a dating relationship, they will confide
their intimacy only to the one they have chosen.
The choice of partner may involve a complex interplay
of meeting one another’s sought-after needs while also
experiencing many things in common.
While many relationships are thought to develop
within a common culture, they can also span great distances
and the love between a man and woman are said “to know no
bounds”.