If you look back at my Mid-January Update post, everything that's stated there still holds true today, therefore I've decided to prematurely conclude this challenge, a week or so in advance of the 31st.
I thought I might find additional insight within the latter half of the month, in line with the first half, but that's simply not been the case. Instead, I've simply found myself rehashing what I've already taken away, with no new revelations emerging.
The most interesting part of this entire challenge for me has been how easy it's come about to throttle back on routine simply by no longer categorizing the behavior (& then treating it therein) as such within my mind.
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I eat the same breakfast foods every morning. I run the same route twice a week. I strength train at the same facility twice a week. I worship at the same church, sitting more or less on the same pew. I drive the same route to and from my office during the workweek. And on and on.
You see my point.
All of these facets of my life fall into the camp of routine. And rightly so.
One's sex life certainly should not be treated as such. Otherwise, one is cheapening the required work relative to identifying when and exactly how this portion of one's life should be most honorably (& maturely) addressed.
In conclusion, it's important to always remember that sexual activity can wait and wait and wait. There's nothing about it that's categorically required behavior. Now, when I say that, I'm simply referring to sexual activity in clinical terms. For we are not like the animals who behave instinctively / driven by reproductive fertility cycles.
And, of course, the more we wait, the more satisfied we'll be with the sex when we do choose to act due to how our sex organs are designed to function as men.
And yes, we are men. Not teens (anymore). What then do you desire for your sex life as such?
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