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... and you think sex should cost something? Marriage doesn't equal sex, but most couples who are in love and married want to share this very important, intimate act.

Add: there are 2 schools of thought on this. Some build the relationship on sex (have sex right away; if it's good they continue the relationship. If the sexual excitement dwindles, there is little reason to continue the relationship). Some believe great sex is the result of a strong relationship (build the relationship first, then have sex when the emotional intimacy is strong. If sexual satisfaction dwindles, the emotional committment drives them to reconnect and re-ignite the passion). Obviously, I think the second is the case. Regarding "sexless" marriages, I don't think they're as prevalent as you think. However, sometimes couples decide they don't need sex as part of the relationship.

Sex is one part of marriage. It's like gas to a car. Does owning a car equal gas? No, but what's the point without gas.

Who said it's free? Marriage cost more than prostitutes and produces worse and less sex.

No. marriage is social needs. Other hand, sex is physical demand.Since people get married, they takes baby to fulfill social needs or breed. That's why they need to do sex.

no. But no one can be forced into marriage. And if you are married then that doesn't mean you have to have sex it just means that you are in love with that person and you are willing to spend the rest of your life with that person

you can live in a fantasy world or wake up and realize there is sex with marriage and if not there will be cheating and divorce.

Yea sure

If you marry a prostitute, yeah it's free sex.

Protip: You're not *supposed* to pay for it.

Nope, nope, nope.

It is quite on the contrary...

...in the West, anyway.

completley the opposite.

THIS IS AMERICA

of course it is.