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I understand what lovesMountains is saying - I think. Certainly, our relationship keeps getting better and deeper with time. The sex has always been extraordinary, so I'm not sure I can that has gotten any better, even though our feelings for each other have. In our case, I think we both view love and sex as separate things, but in a good relationship they can also be inextricably intertwined. It's more like they are two sides of one coin - both always present, but separate.
So, while we both get filet mignon all the time, sometimes we just want chicken! The contrast helps appreciate the filet mignon the rest of the time.
Love and sex can be substitutes, or they can be compliments (you can't have one without the other), or they can be mutually reinforcing. I don't think both partners need to subscribe to the same philosophy, if they have lots of both.
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