How long in a relationship before it's acceptable to have sex?

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Originally Posted by jennifuh

LMAO, "Yeah.. so uhm we've been playing snakes and ladders for like an hour now .. I think we should DO IT."

.. sooo romantic, I want that!!! ;)

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' No sorry it's only been 55 minutes :( '

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Originally Posted by Blinger

i don't think having sex within the first hour is very acceptable tbh.

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Why not?

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Originally Posted by Yoshimitsui

' No sorry it's only been 55 minutes :( '

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"Whaaat?? But I totally set the timer when we started playing.. D:"

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Originally Posted by Gay

Why not?

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if someone asked me for sex as soon as we started dating it'd be obvious that's all they really want (which is probably the case most the time) and there would be no point in a relationship at all lol. I'd say about 5 month but that's just me

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Originally Posted by buttons

if someone asked me for sex as soon as we started dating it'd be obvious that's all they really want (which is probably the case most the time) and there would be no point in a relationship at all lol. I'd say about 5 month but that's just me

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thank you. pretty much summed it up. now to accidentally +rep you.. again!

Pretty much instanty tbh once your actually in a relationship - aka not dateing, getting to know each other, but actually entering the realationship for real "/

whenever they're both ready and comfortable with it

Whenever you're both ready.. you don't go n get a calendar when you start goin out n write down when youre gna do it :P

But I'd say like 8months+

There shouldnt be an exact time it should be when you both feel ready.

I know this is repetitive, but it should be when you're both ready. I personally wouldn't judge someone for having sex within the first week of their relationship as it's entirely their choice. You shouldn't be concerned about whenever other people think its right, or when other people think you should. The opinion that is most precious on this topic is your own and the other person involved. I voted for what I truly would practice in my life on the poll, but that's not to say I expect other people to live as I live and choose as I choose. Something as sensitive as this all falls down to you and what your principles and morales are.