The problem with virtual sex is that
it is not real sex. It is also addictive. If you care about your relationship
then try to avoid "going there" especially if the two of
you haven't met yet.
Virtual sex is fantasy and sometimes fantasy is preferable to
the responsibility and high maintenance of having a true relationship.
Many women have virtual sex with a man online and then realize that
the man is so happy with that that he is willing to put off a real
meeting forever. Men have virtual sex with women who seem like goddesses
onscreen, but in person remind them of a withered hag.
My point is that cyber sex is all about illusions. If you want
potential rather than illusion, then don't agree to have virtual
sex.
Once you have crossed that boundary keep in mind that there will
always be that expectation that virtual sessions should culminate
in a sexual session. This might be a drag for both of you especially
if one of you is feeling in a less than imaginative mood.
Virtual Sex is Role Playing
If you are planning to become a spouse then virtual sex is probably
not for you. Many men have a version of the ideal woman they could
take home to mom -- and another fantasy woman they'd like to ravage
in bed. Psychologists call this the virgin/whore dichotomy.
Which role do you want to play? Get clear about this because each
game has a different set of rules. Ironically, the game plan for
success in one area can be a disaster in the other. To make matters
more complicated; men want you to play one role perfectly at night
(in private) and another (publicly) by the light of day.
Unfortunately virtual sex means that your partner likes to wear
masks. If sex becomes a matter of virtual role play then you might
want to ask what other masks the partner wears to conceal what is
really behind all of that erotic chat. |