Which is the more correct usage? Make love to, or make love with?

Answer 1

It depends on whether both are participating actually!! If you are the instigator then it is "making love to".
If it is a mutual agreement and both are amorous at the the same time then it is "making love with"!

Either way it is fun!!

Answer 2

I am not real sure. I think it is sort of a gender thing. A man makes love to a woman and a woman makes love with a man. I am not sure if this is correct or not but that is the context I have always heard the statements used.

Answer 3

Make love with

Answer 4

Both are correct, depending on the action taking place. If only one is the active doer, then he or she "makes love" to the other; but if both parties actively do the action, then both are making or "make love" with each other.

Answer 5

I think it should be make love with. So that the two of you are making love with each other.

Make love to seems like the partner is passive.

Answer 6

This depends on the situation. If you're talking to your lover, then saying that you want to make love to whomsoever is appropriate. If, however, you're giving a post-coital review to your buddies, then you've made love with so-and-so.
I would advise against the latter and suggest more of the former. ;)

Answer 7

I would assume make love with. Because make love to implies that "making love" is more of a single party action.

Answer 8

I was making with love with her sound better , its more like your regular lover , as I was making love to a woman , Like a girl from the bar .

Answer 9

make love to

Answer 10

make love with