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“Yes, if you like them. Often, sexual attraction grows as you really get to know a person. Many of my clients with
best relationships are people who were not immediately attracted to each other. The attraction grew as they fell in love with each other. Others, who were attracted immediately, lost their attraction as they got to know
person.
“Many men can have sex and then just move on without any inner turmoil. Yet many women feel connected to a man when they have sex with him and then feel awful when
relationship doesn’t work out. It is unloving to yourself to sleep with a man early in
relationship and then run
risk of being dumped because all he wanted was sex.
“Another factor is that sex without emotional intimacy is often disappointing for both people. When you have sex too early in a relationship, it might not be emotionally or physically satisfying. When sex is not an expression of love, it often feels empty, and then
guy might decide that you are not
right person for him because there were no fireworks. Yet if you had waited for love to develop, it might have been wonderful. You really have nothing to lose by waiting.”
“But,” replied Megan, “I always think that a man won’t like me if I don’t have sex with him.”
“Well, if you doesn’t like you for not having sex with him, what does this tell you about him?”
“I guess it tells me that he is not good husband material.”
“Right! So you have nothing to lose by not having sex right away.”
“Okay, I see that now. I see that what I’ve been doing is never going to lead to marriage. I’m going to put sex on
back burner and pay more attention to caring and intimacy.”
Megan completely changed her pattern with men and within a year she was engaged to be married.

Margaret Paul, Ph.D. is the best-selling author, co-author of eight books, including "Do I Have To Give Up Me To Be Loved By You?" She is the co-creator of the powerful Inner Bonding healing process. Visit her web site for a FREE Inner Bonding course: http://www.innerbonding.com or email her at margaret@innerbonding.com.