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A member asked:
If two partners willingly use abusive language during sex and finds it pleasurable, does that mean they do not actually love each other?
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Many varieties: There are countless varieties of sexual activity, and these may or may not be accompanied by feelings of love. The two are not identical. Abusive language can be demeaning. One partner can submit to the other, or both can enjoy abusing each other. This is not everyone's cup of tea, and may represent unhealthy attitudes towards one's self, sex, or one's sexual partner.
Answered 4/16/2016
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