Psychological than physiological

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I'm a single man, and I'd like to share some of my thoughts.
First, I'm not here because I lack sex, nor do I see this place as a place to hunt for women.
I consider myself quite good. Although my views on marriage and relationships have kept me single, as a healthy, normal adult man, I have no shortage of female companions.
I think my reason for being here is to seek a spiritual connection, or rather, excitement, that I can't obtain elsewhere or from any particular person.
Although I'm unmarried, I think I can understand why most couples come here. It's not that they don't love each other, nor that they're betraying each other, but rather that they're striving for a better life, a higher quality of life, and also seeking to add spice to their relationship and rekindle the passion that's been fading in their mundane lives.
Couples coming here aren't simply seeking physical satisfaction. I don't believe there's a situation where a man or woman can't satisfy each other physically; it's just that they can't achieve long-term satisfaction, and even less so, long-term psychological satisfaction.
Couples may experience this helplessness and confusion: why do the feelings always seem the same? Why can't they find any novelty? Their bodies, their movements, their expressions are all so familiar, so familiar that it even feels strange... Is this still the partner who once ignited my passion?!
She is still her, stunningly beautiful; you are still you, handsome and strong... It's just that we've grown tired of each other!
So, you come here, and I come here, seeking a kind of inner, spiritual pleasure and stimulation.
Psychological needs always outweigh physical needs!

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