So what’s the big deal about sex? Some want it, some don’t. Truth is, there are all sorts of things in life we want, but don’t necessarily get. Why, then, is sex perceived by so many as some sort of human right or fundamental ingredient in a relationship?

As it turns out, the way we are engineered as human beings reveals that sex has value that transcends the bodily pleasures we have come to enjoy as a result of these activities. There are several reasons why regular sexual activity in our primary, committed relationships is important. Read on to discover what some of these reasons are.

By Michele O'Mara, LCSW

Michele is an Indianapolis, Indiana based gay relationship therapist offering gay and lesbian services nationally that are specifically tailored to the needs of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered persons.  Michele's style of life counseling & coaching is a blending of exploration, education, encouragement, support, guidance, and accountability.  The goal of life counseling & coaching is to create a forward moving momentum in your life that allows you to live according to your own hopes and dreams, while simultaneously furthering you toward the life you were designed to live. 

Michele is specially trained in relationship counseling and is proud of the success many same-sex couples have experienced with her gay relationship counseling and coaching.  Click here to contact Michele at her website www.micheleomara.com or lesbian social networking site TheLCafe at www.thelcafe.com.

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