CivGeneral said:
I disagree. Sex is not part of an relationship. I know many people who have a relationship and sex is not a priority.
I didn't said it was a priority, I said it was part of a relationship.
And YES, sex is part of any serious relationship. I'm not talking about the teen crushs that last one week and a half here.
I dont beleve that I have lost anything. All she wanted was just sex and nothing more and I dont beleve that it is my loss.
Did you even bother to read my post, or are you simply repeating this mantra to convince yourself ?
This last sentence of yours is, sorry be blunt, childish bullcrap. Reread the whole section I wrote to explain you precisely the opposite of what you just said.
So I'll repeat myself : sex is an INTEGRAL PART of relationship. It also goes quite a bit beyond that, as it acts as a catalyst for many little things, like intimacy. It's also a NORMAL thing, that all our instincts and pulsions push us to do when we're feeling well with someone in a relation.
Refusing this for a long time (nobody will blame you not to have sex in the first several weeks, of course), is like putting a wall around you where you forbid your partner to enter. Because by refusing sex, you refuse entire parts of the relationship.
Of course, if you and her both share the same vision of the relationship, there would be less problems (though there is a good chance there still will be, because we're talking about reality here). But if not, there is a very good chance that by refusing her these kind of intimacy and concretisation of the relationship, you will simply frustrate her and make her feel she's rejected and not desired.
And if the person feel rejected, not desired, it's understandable that she could end up thinking "I'm not made for this guy". No healthy relationship include feeling of rejection and lack of desire. Platonic love is nice and romantic for a time, but after a while, the person is likely to interpetreting it not as romance, but simply lack of interest.
And this is the point, pal : it's not that people are only "seeking for sex" and that you're the holy little innocent lamb that defend itself against the bad lust of sinner. It's quite a bit more subtle than that.
Refusing to become intimate, refusing to show the desire you have for someone, will simply translate for people, after a while, that you have no interest in them.
And will you continue to blame them and say "bah, no loss for me, she wanted only sex, the whore", or will you understand and accept that it's normal not to want a relationship with someone not interested in you ?
Closing your mind to any other point of view than your own, and blaming everyone else for the consequences of your intransigeance, isn't going to make your romantic dreams come true, pal. Love is a two-ways affair, not a "I'll do whatever I want, and anyone having a different opinion is just a sucker that didn't deserved my time".
You aren't on the good way to have a fulfilling love life...