The New York Times had an interesting article in the Style section about two couples, both with books coming out, who made a commitment to have sex every day for a set period of time. One couple did it everyday for a year, the other for 101 days straight. The premise was that to keep sexual satisfaction going in a marriage, you kind of have to work for it—so these couples made a commitment to do it everyday, whether they were sick, not in the mood, running late for work, whatever the usual excuse might be to not drop your drawers and have a hump. An interesting experiment to say the least, and one I considered trying myself for about a half second, before I realized the feef goes out of town for work atleast once a month and OH YEAH, sometimes I would seriously much rather watch TV and paint my toenails. But what about you guys—is this an experiment you would be willing to try yourself? [NY Times]
ZZZ3
[report]wrote on June 24 2008 @ 10:32 am:
Now THIS IS SCARY to me!!!
More than 50% of you horny toads out there will just give it away “as an experiment,for fun, **(my favorite) to WIN A BET!!!”. Now, is it really any wonder why diseases, teen pregnancy, the sadly mistaken and misguided are like zombies breaking down your doors of chastity...Do not bother cleaning up the drool just get out of there..you get the point..hopefully.
I am pretty sure, most of us DO HAVE some kind of choice when your hearts are/were bleeding...there could be exceptions of course..
Amelia
[report]wrote on June 24 2008 @ 10:39 am:
@ZZZ3 The challenge is really in the context of a relationship, not casual sex with random people.
ZZZ3
[report]wrote on June 24 2008 @ 10:45 am:
Leave it to me, running circular tangents to new horizons.
Maybe I should take the time to ponder before I jump up to wander…
Agata
[report]wrote on December 15 2008 @ 09:55 am:
I just wonder if those couples are still together after that crazy sex race? Can they still arouse and excite each other? Please, post the results and the conclusions of the experiment.
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