☆Dreamwind☆
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Not at all. People are free to conduct their relationships as they like as long as it does not maliciously harm others.
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OP did say one time thing in the title.What do you mean by "relationship" exactly?
Personally, I'm not seeing how to humans can fornicate without a relationship. Whenever two humans interact with each other in any way, they are in some sort of relationship with one another. Beyond that, whenever two beings of any kind interact with each other in any way, that's a relationship - a connection. That's all a relationship is - a connection, an interaction.
So what kind of relationship? A lifelong mating partnership? Fornication buddies? Emotionally deep and substantive? Superficial and passing? Abuser and victim?
Tres bien, Clouseau..That's fine. I intended to ignore yours.
I didn't see the point in getting into the weeds of what you said vs. what you later said you were getting at. It's not something that either of us would enjoy or find educational.Tres bien, Clouseau..
What if the sex hurts the person emotionally after ?Not at all. People are free to conduct their relationships as they like as long as it does not maliciously harm others.
Im not @☆Dreamwind☆ But there are some ways emotions after sex can be awful. Some are biological like subdrop and postcoital dysphoria. I'll find links on what those are later im about to eat dinner soon just figured I'd write this real quick. Both of those go away with time. Subdrop typically longer then postcoital dysphoria. Postcoital dysphoria can also be caused by fears of inadequacy, religious or sexual trauma, feeling you aren't good enough for your partner, being brought up. Usually talking to someone and time can help with those. Other things can be that the partner did something awful during sex even if not intentional that made a blow to self esteem. Like their partner may have made a comment like "oh I'm surprised you have hair down there" even if they liked said hair down there that could bring up some body insecurities for some folk. Or the person gets emotionally harmed because the scene was intense and they didnt have enough aftercare after. I'll send another link regarding what aftercare is.What if the sex hurts the person emotionally after ?
I've never encountered hurt feelings during a one night stand from myself or a temporary partner. At any rate people are more likely to hurt each other's feelings if they've been dating a while.What if the sex hurts the person emotionally after ?
A link on subdrop explains not only what it is but how to manage it:Im not @☆Dreamwind☆ But there are some ways emotions after sex can be awful. Some are biological like subdrop and postcoital dysphoria. I'll find links on what those are later im about to eat dinner soon just figured I'd write this real quick. Both of those go away with time. Subdrop typically longer then postcoital dysphoria. Postcoital dysphoria can also be caused by fears of inadequacy, religious or sexual trauma, feeling you aren't good enough for your partner, being brought up. Usually talking to someone and time can help with those. Other things can be that the partner did something awful during sex even if not intentional that made a blow to self esteem. Like their partner may have made a comment like "oh I'm surprised you have hair down there" even if they liked said hair down there that could bring up some body insecurities for some folk. Or the person gets emotionally harmed because the scene was intense and they didnt have enough aftercare after. I'll send another link regarding what aftercare is.
Really most the time emotional harm if not malicious is accidental and usually not immoral feelings are valid. Most such harm can be avoided with communication prior during and after. If it involves bdsm then with vetting the partner, safewords, checkins, aftercare, and boundaries being discussed