Marriage blanc, also known as "white marriage," is a term used to describe a marriage in which the couple abstains from sexual relations. This can be due to a variety of reasons, such as religious or personal beliefs, health issues, or a lack of physical attraction.
Marriage blanc is different from a sexless marriage, in which sexual relations may have occurred but have stopped due to various reasons. In a marriage blanc, the couple agrees to never engage in sexual activity.
Marriage blanc is a controversial topic, with some people criticizing it as unnatural or unnecessary for a healthy relationship. However, others argue that it is a valid choice for couples who prioritize emotional connection and companionship over sexual intimacy.
Notable examples of marriage blanc include the marriage between French writer Simone de Beauvoir and philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre, who maintained separate romantic relationships with other people while remaining committed to each other in a non-sexual way.
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