The short answer: no.
Sexual chemistry can be exciting, but on its own, it’s not a strong foundation for a lifelong partnership. Life inevitably changes—jobs, health, bodies, and circumstances shift. The couples who last tend to be those who build on emotional intimacy and shared purpose.
If you are looking for a committed relationship, try approaching it as you would building a close friendship:
- Focus on meaningful conversations and shared interests.
- Look for emotional compatibility and a shared sense of humor.
- Give yourself time to see how you work through challenges together.
- Avoid rushing into sexual intimacy before you have a clear sense of the person’s character and values.
While it’s wonderful when deep emotional compatibility and sexual attraction exist together, a healthy marriage is more likely to result from liking, respecting, and truly knowing your partner than from physical attraction alone.
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