Making love and having sex are both sex activities. But there is a big difference that underlies this as expressed psychologist Jovita Ferliana.
Having sex is a sex activity that only involves the passion or physical attraction of two human beings.
In contrast to making love, says Jovita, which is more than just physical because it involves emotions, feelings, and open communication. It all ends with the intimacy and comfort of both parties during sexual intercourse.
"Making love is a deeper sexual relationship than having sex, and the feeling of comfort on both sides is very important not only physically, but also emotionally.
Then maybe in a marriage relationship occurs having sex? Very likely, says Jovita. Usually this happens when people get married because of matchmaking or coercion. Couples involved in doing sexual activity that only involves physical, without strong emotional ties.
Ideally, however, sexual activity in a marriage relationship is what makes love. Because the closer the feeling with a partner, the more comfortable without limitation will be more intimate relationship. This will help emotionally gain satisfaction, both sexual and relationship quality.