This is because people value sex differently. You don't seem to think much of it, so you have lower (less strict not "better" or "worse") standards for what counts as "deep" (or "love"). For others, those things require more boxes to be ticked.
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Do you have the same kinds of experiences sexually with everyone you have sex with? You can eat McDonalds, or Ruth Chris with anyone. There are vastly different experiences and skipping Ruth Chris because you haven't ticked all your marriage boxes is missing out.
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Sex doesn't magically guarantee or confer greater depth: It just opens the potential for it. Also, many people *can't* have just sex with "anyone", precisely because it is so much more meaningful and important to real connection.
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Well you *can't* have just dinner with "anyone" You can enjoy sex casually and still have amazing deep passionate sex. I mean it's the difference between Monday night sex after work/kids/dinner/homework/early day tomorrow, and kid-free weekend friday night sex.
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