Was YOUR relationship (SExxual) different on your wedding nite?

Question

I mean....if U had already done the deed....was it exciting?

Answer 1

My husband was drunk on our wedding night so no - not a good memory!

Answer 2

personally, it seemed as if the "freak" came out. While you may have done the deed already most couples have a little something that they haven't explored just yet, and that's what seemed to have come out that night. The only shame would be that it didn't stay that way. It was like I got a one night pass to the greatest show on earth and then the show left town. Don't let that be the only night that you let the real "FREAK" loose... you know what I mean? sex gets boring after that and that will lead you both to ruin. Know yours limits and work safely within that... never explore to far from what you've "known" that can ruin relationships (trust me on this one...!!!), and never explore alone thats cheating!!!

Answer 3

Yes and No, we've already had sex prior to marriage, but the wedding night was pretty much uneventful. So to us it was pretty much like a Tuesday, the only day of the week we don't have sex. Don't know why, we just don't. Although the sex is probably the VERY best thing about our relationship.

Answer 4

Well I agree with most..... you are so exhusted... but it can make the love making more intesting... my wedding night was awesome!!! and the honeymoon was just as great we have been happily married 9 years!!!! as for being different on the wedding nite... it was a little bit it was our first time as husband and wife.. and my husband kept calling me Mrs. Taylor

Answer 5

i think what got my husband through the whole wedding was like omg after all this i get sex :P so we get to the hotel and there is a jacuzzi in the room :O i was like sweet and happily skipped over there while he pouted. but yes, there was the sex that night and it was very exciting :P i had denied him months before because i did want it to be romantic. although after a brief nap, it was much more exciting.

Answer 6

It was amazing. I was 7 months pregnant when we became married. And it was indeed the most amazing making love session I had EVER HAD with him. He was so gentle, and sweet and sincere... it was as If he became a new man. It's like that all the time now. And our daughter is now 7 and a half months.

Answer 7

confident i think of i might. I actual have in no way been confronted with that question in the previous and that i understand i might do a brilliant form of crying over it yet i might prefer to ask myself this question: if he's no longer dedicated in the previous the marriage then why might he be dedicated after the marriage? i understand i might tell myself "yet he's the appropriate guy and that i admire him" yet whilst he does not love me sufficient to stay faraway from different ladies then he's no longer top for me and there is "one" nevertheless available which would be extra ideal than he grow to be.

Answer 8

From what I've heard people are too freaking exhausted to actually have sex on their wedding night. It's actually very few that do.

The sexing happens the next day, and the next, and the next, ah honeymoon.

Answer 9

To be candid with you it is kind of let down. The whole thing is built up so much that nothing can match. Not long later the things that are supposed to be honeymoons come to pass.

Answer 10

Yeah. We had slept together before, so sex wasn't new. What was new was that I had a panic attack, was sedated, & slept until 2:30 pm THE FOLLOWING DAY! My body was telling me something that I didn't get until 5 years later, when I divorced him. I have listened to my body ever since, which is why I never got married again.

Answer 11

Actually we were so exhausted on our wedding night that we fell asleep watching a movie, but our honeymoon was great!!