Do you believe sex is maximum limit of love?
410091
At a moment we can tell yes but duration of life no, because you can be lover every moment but you can not have sex in all of time of your life, remember your old age!
360919
Yes, and there is such a thing as too much sex. It seems to me young people are jumping at all chances for sex and are forgetting the spiritual nature of it. Once you are with someone he/she is with you for the rest of your life. If you understood this you might not have sex with them.\nThere is a physical side to carrying that person with you for the rest of your life but that is another question.
368826
There's nothing 'precise' about love.  You need to do what feels natural to you.  To a certain extent, if you go to far you may overwelm your partner, and if you don't give enough you will make them feel unappreciated.  But the most important thing is that if you hold back too much or force affection you aren't going to be true to yourself.  In the long run, you will only be happy when you can find a way to do that.
680701
It is not necessary to love someone to have sex with them, in my opinion.  Sex is something physical and love goes deeper than that.  It all depends on the type of person you are.  It's like dating someone.  If you get a sexual urge you may want that to happen between you and you may not be in love with that person.  Do you follow?
266918
My question Is there enough love in this world. I don't believe there is and I don't believe that love harms anyone. It's the highest power there is and if it is true love, it doesn't involve hurting anyone.
106129
Yes, love is more than sex, WAY MORE. You ever hear that saying, "Love at first sight"?  Well, it really does happen that way sometimes.  :)\n\nAlso, I fell in love with my children before they were even born, and when my eyes first fell upon them, I felt such love so deep and pure that it brought me to tears.
131766
Chances aren't good.  Sex never creates love.  If a person learns to love someone, they do it themselves.  Sex never truly helps or harms.\n\nDon't put all your eggs in one basket.
155298
I fall in love with my husband every day...then, eventually I get angry at him and I think I don't want to love him anymore (arrrggghhhh!)...but as soon as the anger disappears, I discover I'm in love again. (hmmmm...)\nSo my answer is YES...of course...I think that's exactly what keeps relationships going.
913165
YES YES YES.  Emphatically YES.  Love is bittersweet.  It can hurt like hell but it can also be like touching the hand of God.  To never experience either would be missing out on an important aspect of life.  To love and be loved is the greatest happiness.  Not my quote but one I believe in totally.  Love is worth all the pain, raw emotions, sensations, and lessons.
150450
Yes, if she truly loved him to begin with. Love is more than sex.
99707
Yes you can.  I've always believed that love is infinite.  That's just like loving your 2 siblings so much and then what if your parents introduce a newborn into the family? Does that mean that you don't have any more love to give to the 3rd sibling?  Love is not inhibited by volume.  But when you're talking about commitment, that's a different matter and it's commitment that is finite.  You cannot commit your whole heart to more than one person.
511416
You can love both. There is no 'more or less' in true love. Either you love or you don't. There are no yardsticks to measure true love. Moreover true love is not exclusive. You can love one and many simultaneously.
188389
In my opinion that's not love. Love never exalts itself and it is never self seeking. The emotions have a tendency to run wild when being satisfied, but i wouldn't confuse it with love. \nIf the sex stopped, would you still hang around?
626381
I have come to the conclusion that the only infinite emotion for a human is love. throughout life a human being wont be able to live without love. when everything goes down.... love is the one thing that can keep you going. but of course that is a subjective observation lol. not everybody understands romance lol. and no it doesnt ever end completely!
59070
Yes, I do. But I don't believe that you can only love one person and one only. I believe as humans we are multifaceted and there is a person for every facet that we have. That does not mean however that I will have sex with everyone that I fall in love with.
465074
I do to a degree. Love is very powerful and moves people to do the impossible. I believe that today mankind confuses love. Especially in the english language. We say I love my dog , I love chocolate, I love my wife, I love my parents, etc. However we do not love those things all on the same level. There is no other way to say it in English. So it is true there are different levels of love. There is a level in Greek called, "Agape". This is the highest level there is. God has it for mankind.The kind we have for God. Christ commanded us to have it for one another. This form of love allows you to even love your enemies. Imagine that able to love your enemies. It is very difficult to show this kind of love because it is a perfect bond of love. We are not perfect. Some people are able to come close. Yet only God is able to demonstrate it perfectly since he is perfect. IMagine though if all the world tried to apply it what a better world we would live in. No more divorce.
399976
I am 71... and I have loved one person througout my married life for 48 years... (now through death, am single again) and I can tell you that over those 48 years, sex had started out as the "seed" of the loving relationship, but it developed into the "fruit" of the relationship... and the blending of our two personalities and souls into a working relationship became more important than just the sex.  The first 7 years of a relationship are sexually based... Called the "Limerick Stage of Love" (spelling may be wrong...) then that starts to evolve into a deeper more lasting relationship, and this is what builds over the years into a solid foundation that carries you both through the bad, difficult and trying times together.  You each have to decide what is important to you and based upon your decisions, you will then know what is best for you both... and can work things out for each partner's growth and benefit. Hope this helps... Blessings!  \nPS... With the waning of this strong bond of sexual love in those first 7 years... people usually make the mistake that they are "falling out of love" and it is time for a divorce.  They do not follow thru and endure... and have faith that something more wonderful will develop... most loving relationships today are totally sexually based... and as the loss of interest in sex wanes... so goes the relationship... Not the best bases for a 50 year lasting relationship... don't you think???