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The Paradox of Intimacy: Why ‘Just Sex’ Remains the Ultimate Romantic Litmus Test
In the complex architecture of modern romantic love, sex is frequently categorized as a peripheral element—a biological necessity or a fleeting source of pleasure that stands apart from the deeper, more enduring pillars of a committed relationship. Yet, this clinical perspective often clashes with the visceral reality of human experience: sexual infidelity is consistently cited…
