To FAQ or Not to FAQ...
Now that you know the truth about this controversially tempting world of virtual entertainment, all your potential Frequently Asked Questions are probably successfully covered with rarely controversial answers. One thing is left for us to do for you – to put things regarding your personal (possibly potential) sexually virtual experience to rights
Regarding the juicily eloquent title of this very section of our website, it suggests our dwelling upon the issue of whether one should try cybersex or stay away from this dirtily harmful virtual temptation.
What can we say here? Our liberal point of view implies the fact that there's nothing wrong with cybersex as it is. There's completely nothing wrong with the fact that one has onetime (random) cybersex once in a while just to try it out – out of curiosity or just because he/she isn't afraid of realizing his/her body's sexuality. There's nothing wrong even with having solitary sex – it's more or less natural as long as you don't get carried away from the real perspective of paying for dinner and other 'obstacles' that precede the 'Real Thing'.
CyberFAQ in its censorshipful essence is a controversial issue as well. Just like a one-night-stand in the real life. It certainly hardly ever contributes to the sacred idea of family values and moral principles, however, these things happen too. We may be too liberal in our recommendations but feel free to act according to your own values and morals as long as it doesn't hurt or offend people around you. If you are into your cyber or real one-night-stand, go for it if your partner is well aware of the rules of your common game. We're all free to do what we want after all, and we hardly ever obey if somebody offers or imposes their limitations.
The whole cybersex issue gets much more profound and complicated if we speak about online relationships. For they imply an extremely strong emotional connection between two partners, which is – paradoxically – sometimes even more powerful that emotional connection established within couples in the real life.
That is why couples get sort of addicted to online sex very easily. It's not that it's addiction for them, most likely it also implies good old shotgun situation when your sexpartner is located at the end of the world geographically (and hardly ever literally) speaking, and you two have grown so close to each other that you have no desire to have sex with anyone but your faraway virtual soulmate of opposite sex. In this case you are bound to live crucial part of your life in the virtual world.
Living in your virtual 'dwelling' with someone almost equals building huge castles on the sandy beach. You build them putting real tangible effort and the result is still virtually sandy. Let alone the moment when you irresistibly desire to have sex on the beach (aka sandy cyberspace), incidentally ruin all them fragile castles as a result, and are then left with no other way but starting building your sandy fantasy from scratch. So much effort very often results in nothing but a limbo responsibility for which slips through your virtual fingers like highly unreliable material for your completely ruined castles.
As you may have guessed the question in the title of this very section of our website is rhetorical i.e. doesn't necessarily suggest a definite unchangeable answer or any answer at all. You're free to choose your own one – either to get involved with cyber fun or not. The main thing is to preserve your real self if you do decide that your sexual life needs to be virtually spiced up.