It became fun when I got married.
Having a dedicated partner with whom you can explore your wildest fantasies is a very fun thing. :)
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It became fun when I got married.
Having a dedicated partner with whom you can explore your wildest fantasies is a very fun thing. :)
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Oh. So, the 1960s, then.
Well, the Kama Sutra is said to origin from around 400 BCE.
It became fun when I got married.
Formulated differently, from my subjective, unique, non reproducible and totally unscientific experience of being 16 years together with my wife with three kids, the quality and fun is positively correlated to the level of reciprocity and trust in the relationship.
And for the young readers, reciprocity and trust can really increase over the years, which increases the fun, which naturally increases reciprocity, which ...
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Well, the Kama Sutra is said to origin from around 400 BCE.
BCE has always weirded me out a little. Making it secular by just changing the suffix isn't really doing anything imho. I just read the Wikipedia entry and noticed that "vulgaris aerae" or "Vulger Era" for AD was once common. Now that is an equally problematic fix, but one I like.
Before Christ Era
Before Common Era
Before Current Era
Off topic for Hacker News; the subject material is unrelatable for many of this site's users.
Sadly, the really-terribly-written article doesn't actually have anything useful to say about the question in the title.
The title also begs the question! Is sex fun? Most people might say "Yes", but not quite 100% of the population.
"But isn't sex messy?" "Yes, but only when done right."