Difference between having sex and making love
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1: Having sex is about you, while making love is about your partner. That’s why they say, ‘make love to me.’ It is about loving another’s body, inch by inch. You are focused outward, and on to the other body whereas when you are fucking, you are focused inwards, on your own body.

2: You can have sex with anyone, but you can’t make love to everybody. Obviously because when you make love, there is emotion involved. Making love is not about just the body. It is about all of you, and all of your partner, and to be able to do it, there has to be love and care.

3:Having sex can start when you take your clothes off, but making love is about the sum of your interactions. Just having sex with each other doesn’t require you to interact with each other outside of the bedroom at all. It doesn’t matter whether he calls you or how much he feels

cared for by you. Having sex does not have to be a part of a relationship of any sort. Lovemaking, however, is as much an emotional and psychological process as it is physical. The more connected and cared for you feel, the more intensely you can make love to your partner.

4:Having sex is about reaching climax, whereas lovemaking is about enjoying every part of the process. From looking each other in the eye, to caressing the small of the back, to gentle thrusts; every touch, every look, and every little bit of contact matters when you make love.

Whether or not you orgasm doesn’t matter as long as you connect with each other’s bodies intimately, and appreciate and enjoy what you have. On the other hand, when you have sex the focus is on having an orgasm. The only touch or contact that matters is when genitals are involved

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