shall I get any partner who does not have interest in sexual relationship but to be a good partner in aspect?
538409
Sexual pleasure is not everything. Having someone that treats you the way you should be treated is the more important thing.
221983
You will know when the right time comes. You just need a good partner I guess.
7142
Learn to be comfortable with yourself, with or without a partner. If you're comfortable in your own skin, you'll be more likely to attract a partner if that's what you want.
113555
don't know about the others as i usually don't have many female friends but i know for me someone who shows interest in some of the things i do, someone that i can hold a conversation with, someone that will hold the door for me. he's got to be caring, non judgemental, open minded, open to trying new things (doesn't mean in the bedroom), fun loving, lives life to the fullest, willing to take care of me as i would take care of him. looks aren't all that important but to have a good relationship there is definately a need for a physical attraction but over all it's how he carries himself. if he's sure of himself then i know i can be sure of him.
1093423
I would ask you, "What the hell are you doing in my bed lady". Then after you explained yourself, I would maybe take you out for coffee or a meal, and see if we could actually have a relationship that was meaningful, and not based only on the physical only. I know that may sound weak to more than a few, but I would much rather be your friend forever, than your sexual partner once, because that would be all it would be under the circumstances you have mentioned....I am a Gentleman after all....
949205
Sex is part of developing relationships, not the reward.  Maybe you need help on choosing or meeting the right type of men.
349957
no, I don't think that finding the right partner is all nonsense.  I feel it is very true that it is pretty impossible to find the 'right' partner.  People are just so different.  However I don't feel that the monks have it right either, because spending all of your time focusing on inner growth won't do much good in the world.  The best answer to this question would have to be, that yes you should have a partner, but no you don't NEED a partner, because everyone is different, I know several people that work better alone and they are fine with it.  Most people shouldn't go through life alone, that's not why we were put here (not going into religious ideologies).  If people 100's of years ago went through life alone like people do now, I think that populations would be much smaller than they are today.
324228
an activity partner is someone who you do things with but are not dating, just friends, and intimate encounter is a romance or an offer of sex.
376573
Probably no.  You just have to show that you have the qualities he's looking for.\n\nAs for sexual - he's a guy.  So yes, he'll go further but don't get too attached because he's not (he's told you that already).  If you keep it as just casual with no strings attrached you'll be fine, but if you expect more I see you getting hurt.
735678
You should have the willingness to make a meaning out of any relationship. In this case you should be willing to commit in a love relationship for life-time without hassels any day of your life for any reason.
696777
Sure you can, just make sure the person/people you are with understand that you do not love them, otherwise you may break someone's heart.\nI've had some very wonderful and fulfilling relationships that did not involve love.
354740
Find another guy.  Why waste your time on a guy who isn't interested in you sexually?  It's never going to amount to anything, so what's in it for you?  Stop seeing him completely, and just move on.  There are plenty of guys who will want you.  ...that's just the way it is.  And, eventually, you'll find a match.
123460
No, I wouldn't.  As much as I'd enjoy a persons personality, I'd have to find them attractive physically and sexually in order to sustain a relationship.
154263
Neither really--it may sound cliche, but there is a time and place for meaningful relationships, and at other times you need the less complicated "meaningless" relationships.  I think what is more important is knowing what your needs are.  If you are not having the realationships you want, then things need to change.  If you are enjoying your life, whether in meaningful or meaningless relationships, then no change is required.  You should feel no guilt about NOT being in a really deep connection with someone.  It may not be the time for that in your life.
218111
hobbie first, absolutely. Only when you are able to be alone and comfortable are you ready for a partner. Good Luck! Besides, you may find a hobbie and happen to meet a boyfriend!:)
328809
one not involving sexual relations
73834
For a relationship to get past the infatuation stage is a good thing.  It's the next level.  If you can spend an entire evening without touching and still have had a wonderful time, then it's past infatuation and into a deeper & more meaningful level.  The physical seems to dominate the early phases of a relationship, but that's not what keeps the relationship afloat.  One will discover that the companionship is far more valuable.  If infatuation graduates to boring - then you never really had a relationship to begin with.