You might think actress Megan Fox is some kind of sex vixen, but the actress is a lot more conservative than you might think. In an interview with Harper’s Bazaar UK, Fox says sex without love is “sick.”

“I’ve only been with two men my entire life, my childhood sweetheart and [current beau] Brian [Austin Green],” she says. “I can never have sex with someone that I don’t love, ever. The idea makes me sick.”

Anyone with an opinion probably has a say on the matter. On one side are folks who think sex and love are not mutually exclusive, and on the other side are people who feel you need both. Of course, if you’re in a stable relationship and you both have marriage on the brain, this issue probably no longer concerns you. But there have been several instances of long lasting relationships that started off as “casual,” or relationships where couples are still waiting until after marriage to do the deed.

But what’s your opinion on the matter? Do you need both love and sex?

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