This article says it could. Do you agree?
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One of the first things that draws us to other people is our sexual response.
But because lust responds to abstract characteristics of the other,
we might find simple sex a deficient basis for an on-going relationship.
Parallel to our sexual responses we also find ourselves 'falling in love'.
This emotional response has deep roots in our Western culture.
But romantic love is also a deficient basis for a meaningful relationship.
Beyond lust and love, it is still possible to create relationships
based on the persons we are inventing ourselves to be.
Beyond our sexual and emotional responses,
we can love freely and creatively.
12 years ago. Rating: 12 | |
I believe that a certain chemistry is a good foundation
for a lasting relationship. The chemistry can be either
physical or psychological. Certainly, some of our drives
are instinctual but we can decide on a conscious level
how we want to respond. Many of our decisions in life
are made from stored memories, whether they be good,
bad or indifferent.
Yes, love can grow from lust.
12 years ago. Rating: 10 | |
I believe so, had it not been for this basic primal desire I wouldn't have ended up with my first husband of 17 years and our 2 children, neither of us had any delusions, we were both young and marriage or a permanent relationship was certainly not a consideration, it was just a natural process that grew until we wished to share our lives together, ended now, but no regrets for either of us and we still remain on friendly terms
12 years ago. Rating: 10 | |
And I quoteth..."If a woman has sex with a man, he might not only buy the cow but love the cow, as well." Ahhh...nice to see that misogyny is still alive and well and perpetuated by modern day journalists.....
As for the love to lust thing??? Hogwash...this too shall pass....! ;D
12 years ago. Rating: 7 | |
I understand that last sentence of yours and I do agree with it.