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Sex…what exactly is it? Well, sex can mean a number of different things to a variety of different people. Sex can be an addiction, it can be an obsession, to some sex is pleasurable where to other’s it is not. And sadly, sex can also be just a deed to please one’s partner. But is sex defined differently from a single woman’s perceptive? Is sex different (in feeling, touching, caressing, playing) to a single woman compared to a married women? Well, I went above and beyond to get some answers for this specific, yet very important topic.

The answer is YES! Sex is different to a single woman when compared to a married woman in a mixture of ways. Firstly, single women tend to concentrate more on there appearance and quality of their act where some married women tend to let themselves go. Secondly, single women (or men) have a much fuller agenda than do married people, which leaves the other party wanting more. Thirdly, single women most likely either have multiple partners or a variety of them which makes sex a lot more exciting. And lastly, a married women occupy a vast amount of responsibilities (i.e. chores, grocery shopping, attending more family events, preparing for holidays), responsibilities that usually double when married, whereas single women are open to knew events and are ready to mingle whenever a knew event pops up. What do you think?

Personally, I believe that sex in general is a very pleasurable act. It is a sensually physical connection that is incredibly satisfying. It is an emotional attachment that is felt by both parties involved…it is a connection that is so intense that it makes one scream and moan for more. It is a deep (literally) and penetrating form of passion that (hopefully) lasts for a long time.

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