Romantic or just...sexual?

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So let's say hypothetically...a couple wants to do a really romantic thing for New Year's not a typical standing with crowds of people where you can't even get to a bathroom, or an overcrowded restaurant or bar. And let's say HYPOTHETICALLY that they decide that they want to make love to eachother as the new years happens. Does that sound romantic or more sexual? >_>;
 
You gays overthink things. I'm gonna give you the same billion dollar advice i gave Nike.

Just do it.
 
You gays overthink things. I'm gonna give you the same billion dollar advice i gave Nike.

Just do it.

Well I'm sure the couple involved will do it but there may be an argument going on as to whether it's sexual or romantic. :p
 
I'm going to be a jackass and say:

Both.
 
It's both, ya mook. You can definitely be both at the same time :|
 
Sexually romantic, duh.
 
If sex is the only thing you...r "hypothetical couple" are going to do, than it's sexual. If other things are involved than it's romantic.
 
If sex is the only thing you...r "hypothetical couple" are going to do, than it's sexual. If other things are involved than it's romantic.

yeah like are you gonna play with his balls first?



i don't know how gay forplay works, sorry.
 
Remember that old saying, What you do on New Year's eve is what you do all year long.

So if the choice is to be alone with someone you care enough about to be in bed with, or with a crowd of people partying.... I know which I would pick
 
Remember that old saying, What you do on New Year's eve is what you do all year long.

So if the choice is to be alone with someone you care enough about to be in bed with, or with a crowd of people partying.... I know which I would pick

That saying makes absolutely no sense.
 
That saying makes absolutely no sense.

Most superstitious sayings don't.


But seriously, its both, just do it, all things already said in this thread :<
 
Totally romantic.
 
This thread delivers.

I'm going to be discrete as this topic alone skirts the lines of NSFW.

I mean why does the type matter? If it's nothing out of the norm for your hypothetical couple then it's just what they normally do.

For romantic love making I think it's more about how you set the setting rather than the sex itself. I mean there's no way for there to be real romantic sex. Sure you could slow things down a bit rather than going at it full steam, but either way it's still sex. I don't see how slowing down makes the act more romantic/passionate. Either way it should feel good for both parties.

Again when it comes to just sexual it's the same thing. It doesn't matter the pace you go at it. It's more about the setting, and items you bring into the bedroom to add kink.

The only time I see a difference is if you're trying to make sex kinky. Making sex kinky is definably adding pleasures based upon your partner's interest, your interest, and/or mutual interest.
 
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