I guess I'm just looking for opinions? I'm not really sure if there's a right or wrong answer?
Anyways- In a relationship, when everything is new and exciting, it seems like chemistry/sexual attraction/whatever is created and when a couple becomes sexually active/intimate/or close to that, it seems like the couple becomes sexually active because the attraction for it is there and it's in good fun and not expected of you or your partner, you both choose to, (I guess; maybe, maybe not, lol, that's why I'm asking for more opinions), but it's not like sex is the complete focal point of the relationship.
Now, (the tough question) when a relationship , what are some things us guys can be more aware of to help not make sex feel like it's expected in the relationship and still keep up the sexual attraction?
My opinion is style and little things, like if the guy is wearing cologne that she likes, and you are both not going out to do something special, it shows her that you still want her to be drawn to you, and start sniffing and kissing your neck, starts arousal without really saying "lets hump, baby!" or spanking (which all guys love) or pinch her ass, different things that make her kiss and cuddle up to you. Wrestling together also makes both tumble and laugh. Humor also gets a girl to connect with the guy, and vice versa. Style is also one thing, the main attraction. If the guy is dressed up, or just in his comfort zone, then he can pull off handsome and GQ guy, or laid back and Brad Pitt cool. All depends what drew the girl to him in the first place
don't do it as much, take your girlfriend out, like to the beach or bowling. show her that you can have fun with her in other ways. this is what my boyfriend does, we've been together for two years
its a tough one man.my 2 long term relationships have ended 9one recently) and MY biggest issue was lack of sex/intimacy from her
my recommendations, ASK!
communicate what you expect in terms of sex and what she expects, if not the same can you compromise? (ie her helping you out or visa versa?)
also, women are all about emotions. turn her on this way (being supportive, listening[i hate this word because we men think listening means providing advice.they don't want that!they just want to be heard and you to say "itll be ok" that's it! trust me])