Do Sexes Exist In Love?

In the years of experience there are concepts that, thanks to social evolution, have been changing in this country.

Do sexes exist in love?

Love is no longer a religious issue, where it was only possible for a man and a woman to form a couple.

But love understands sex I have always understood and lived that there is something more important about social labels that we must take into account, we are people and that we care who you sleep with, or who you wake up with, if what unites you is called love.

Let us please abandon so many limiting labels in our lives, and let us accept as natural that two people only seek not to feel alone and to have a companion, a life partner, someone with whom to share and understand.

Ward off prejudices in family, in friendships, ultimately in society, stop judging and look with old minds at the people you simply love, be it race, religion, sex, or etc. Whatever you want, they are people who decide freely love each other without looking beyond the eyes of the person in front of them, because those eyes are the same in all those labels that you want to impose.

Let love be free and an individual decision

Let it fill whoever it wants with well-being and joy, without having to be accepted by others beyond itself.

In these times, in my humble opinion, it should be abandon old relationship patterns and encourage that all of us, without distinction, can choose, to be parents, by adoption or by nature, to have a different ID from who we feel, to be able to choose the sex they want to have and that this is free like any operation, without being classified as sick In short, being able to decide who you want to be and how you want to live your life as full and satisfying as possible.

Love will always be a matter of people, it will always be a face in front of a face, let’s make that natural and normal, without caring so much that sex be the love that you have decided to share.

Let’s live and let live in freedom and let us continue to advance and evolve in respect and acceptance of what is different, because with this, we will obtain a more open society for the future.

Patterns, like the moments of life, have a cycle and a time, let us move forward as individuals and as a society towards sexual freedom of the person.


  • Emily Psychology

    I’m Emily Williams Jones, a psychologist specializing in mental health with a focus on cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and mindfulness. With a Ph.D. in psychology, my career has spanned research, clinical practice and private counseling. I’m dedicated to helping individuals overcome anxiety, depression and trauma by offering a personalized, evidence-based approach that combines the latest research with compassionate care.