Do you consider it important to have sex during your honeymoon?

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Do you consider it important to have sex during your honeymoon? Why or why not? I'm getting married next month and we've been saving ourselves for marriage and I am excited by the thought of us getting intimate a lot during the honeymoon. Does anyone else feel this way?

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I feel like you def shouldn’t do anything that you don’t want to do. Having sex on your wedding night isn’t something that needs to happen and it doesn’t need to happen all the time on your honeymoon. My new husband and I were so tired on our wedding night that we had talked and just fallen asleep together because we were just enjoying being able to be alone. The fun stuff came later. Don’t feel pressured. If your new hubby can understand that then he’s a keeper!

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You don’t have to do anything if you don’t want to! Don’t feel pressured! You’re a virgin so it’ll take some time to get it inside. It doesn’t happen like in movies where it just slides into a vagina and you feel good right away. It’s tight in there and it will probably hurt or feel uncomfortable at first. You might just play around at first just using hands, lips, whatever you feel like. 
You guys can take as slow or as fast you want, it’s your life, your relationship, and your honeymoon. Enjoy yourselves and have fun!

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I personally had sex with my husband but yes after marriage i think it’s an amazing moment officially making love after getting married

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We’ve been having sex for years, but I’d like to have sex after having gotten married. I’ll be way more excited to do the deed knowing that the sex is great since I’ve already experience it with him and won’t be stuck with mediocre intercourse.

Do you consider it important to have sex during your honeymoon?

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