Sex, is it really that important? 

And the answer to that question is, absolutely!! I know people that have been in relationships for years. Some of them say they can take it or leave it. I have to disagree. I believe that if you have a strong sexual relationship, everything else can fall into place. There are heated moments that you get into with your significant other. These include arguing, yelling, throwing shoes, name calling, passing the buck, playing the blame game..whatever. Now, lets defuse that situation and add a little one on one time, VOILA!! What you were just arguing about a few minutes ago was suddenly replaced by euphoria and the ultimate climax. Heck, you dont even remember what you were fighting about. The stresses of everyday life can be a bit overwhelming at time. Things don't go as they should and people make you mad. You then come home and take it out on the ones you love. It isnt intentional, it just happens. Next time, try just going straight for the sex. Bypass the small talk and lead your man into the bedroom. What a wonderful way to relieve stress. If a man doesn't do it for you right off the bat, show him what you want. The same goes for the men. We are two different species who are never on the same page at the same time. You have to communicate both outside and inside the bedroom. The connection that you have with that special someone can only be enhanced when you become one with each other. Lets face it, you are never more vulnerable than when you're naked. Giving yourself mind, body, and soul to someone is an awesome gift and it should never be pushed to the side no matter how long you've been together. The conclusion, sex IS very important. We don't need it to survive but it sure does make survival on this planet a much nicer experience. Do you agree? If you've been married for multiple years, think back to the beginning. There, wasnt that a wonderful bunch of memories? Find the time and stop making excuses. It could be one of the most rewarding necessities that you do (for yourself and your partner) in your every day life.