Sex is

Sex is a natural and integral part of our human experience. We owe our existence to orgasm.

Sex is instinctual. We are very smart animals, but our desire to have sex is as wild as the beasts whose strength and virility we envy.

Sex removes the window dressing and strips us down to our bare selves. We offer our raw flesh and ourselves to our partner and receive theirs in return.

Sex makes us vulnerable: physically, mentally, and emotionally. We accept this vulnerability and are responsible for safeguarding the vulnerability of our partner.

Sex is fun, it is satisfying, it is the build up, the desire, the tingle down your spine, the bonding, the release, the satisfaction.

Sex is exploration and the unknown. It is fantasies come to life and inhibitions thrown to the wind. It is discovery and a willingness to take a step into the untamed wilderness of possibilities.

Relationships should be rewarding to the individuals involved. We give of ourselves and receive from our partner. We should work to wake up more days than not happy to be by their side.

Relationships are the result of negotiated outcomes, all too often unspoken. We should strive to explicitly define relationships that are right for us, true to our desires, and mindful of our responsibility to one another.

Relationships are not all the same, and each one is different from one day to the next. We should embrace the fluidity of our relationships and build them to be deeper and more meaningful.

Relationships exist between individuals. We must honor the individuals and the relationship, ensuring that we build bonds that equitably serve us and create shared strength.