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* ''Literature/CaptivePrince'' has a rare mutual case with the main characters, Damen and Laurent. Both are the crown princes of their respective countries (who are mortal enemies), and Damen killed Laurent's beloved older brother Auguste during a war six years before the start of the first book. By all accounts, they should hate each other, and they do at the beginning of the series when they first meet, after Damen is forced to become Laurent's SexSlave. However, that does not stop ''either'' of them from lusting after each other at the same time, and as they get to know and even like each other more, it becomes harder and harder for both of them not to give in. [[spoiler:They finally have sex in the last third of the second book, after which their relationship begins to stabilize. By the ending of the third and last book, they've become an OfficialCouple]].
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* ''Series/{{Castle}}'' falls on the "does" side of this trope in regards to his first ex-wife. He describes her as being like a deep-fried Twinkie; you know it's bad for you, so you only have it once or twice a year. Not that he seems to put up much of a fight whenever she comes around.

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* ''Series/{{Castle}}'' ''Series/{{Castle|2009}}'' falls on the "does" side of this trope in regards to his first ex-wife. He describes her as being like a deep-fried Twinkie; you know it's bad for you, so you only have it once or twice a year. Not that he seems to put up much of a fight whenever she comes around.

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** In ''Literature/ShadowsOfTheEmpire'', Prince Xizor's [[LoveIsInTheAir creepy date-rape pheromones]] work by amplifying this trope. However, her HeroicResolve and righteous anger, once she realizes that he's been influencing her, completely dispel even this trope and breaks his power over her. Xizor is disbelieving. [[GroinAttack And in a lot of pain.]]

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** In ''Literature/ShadowsOfTheEmpire'', Prince Xizor's [[LoveIsInTheAir creepy date-rape pheromones]] work by amplifying this trope. However, her HeroicResolve and righteous anger, once she realizes that he's been influencing her, completely dispel even this trope and breaks his power over her. Xizor is disbelieving. [[GroinAttack And in a lot of pain.]]


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*** However, Leia's HeroicResolve and righteous anger, once she realizes that he's been influencing her, completely dispel even this trope and breaks his power over her. Xizor is disbelieving. [[GroinAttack And in a lot of pain.]]


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* [[BrainsAndBrawn Brainships and their brawns]], in ''Literature/TheShipWho'', CantHaveSexEver for a very good reason - a brainship is a SapientShip [[WetwareCPU controlled by]] [[ManInTheMachine a stunted, paralyzed infant-sized human body in a life support capsule]], and cracking that capsule open to reach them ''kills'' them. Even so, brains are people and some are quite wistful about what they can't have. Helva, distracting herself from thoughts of sex and romance in relation to Niall, focuses on math and recordings of InsectoidAliens dancing.
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** There's also a rather sedate (and sad) version with Samara: if Shepard expresses interest in her, she gently declines due to personal reasons, but notes that the interest is not unwelcome. If the point is pressed, she nearly gives in...but uses her biotics to push Shepard back at the last moment and excuses herself.
--> '''Samara''': In another time...another life.
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* Since Tali is romanceable in ''VideoGame/MassEffect2'', she has concerns about sleeping with Shepard (because her species have, basically, no immune systems). But she really would--oh, you get it. In the end, she takes a bunch of herbal supplements, still gets a cold, and admits that it was [[WorthIt totally worth it]]. By the third game, she's built up an immunity and this no longer applies.

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* Since Tali is romanceable in ''VideoGame/MassEffect2'', she has concerns about sleeping with Shepard (because her species have, basically, no immune systems). But she really would--oh, you get it. In the end, she takes a bunch of antibiotics and herbal supplements, still gets a rather nasty cold, and admits that it was [[WorthIt totally worth it]]. By the third game, she's built up an immunity and this no longer applies.
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* Irina -- [[ChickMagnet Issei]]'s childhood friend in ''LightNovel/HighSchoolDxD'' -- would '''really''' like to bone him. However, she's a [[OurAngelsAreDifferent Brave Saint]], so she can't even consciously think about those desires without being at risk of falling. [[spoiler:Even Archangel Michael admits this is an archaic restriction (the rules can't be changed for complex plot reasons) and actually does find a way for Irina to enjoy a bit of lust without falling... [[MomentKiller almost]].]]

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* Irina -- [[ChickMagnet Issei]]'s childhood friend in ''LightNovel/HighSchoolDxD'' ''Literature/HighSchoolDxD'' -- would '''really''' like to bone him. However, she's a [[OurAngelsAreDifferent Brave Saint]], so she can't even consciously think about those desires without being at risk of falling. [[spoiler:Even Archangel Michael admits this is an archaic restriction (the rules can't be changed for complex plot reasons) and actually does find a way for Irina to enjoy a bit of lust without falling... [[MomentKiller almost]].]]



* In ''LightNovel/FullMetalPanic'', Kaname balks at the idea of actually hooking up with Sousuke (pretty certain that, even if the [[ObliviousToLove clueless wonder]] returned her feelings, [[NobodyThinksItWillWork there's no way it would turn out well]]). But when Sousuke invites her to what sounds like an island vacation for just the two of them, Kaname entertains the (admittedly incredibly unlikely) idea that they might even have sex and gets very excited for the trip. She is sorely disappointed when she learns he's taking her to Mithril's Pacific HQ to meet Tessa.

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* In ''LightNovel/FullMetalPanic'', ''Literature/FullMetalPanic'', Kaname balks at the idea of actually hooking up with Sousuke (pretty certain that, even if the [[ObliviousToLove clueless wonder]] returned her feelings, [[NobodyThinksItWillWork there's no way it would turn out well]]). But when Sousuke invites her to what sounds like an island vacation for just the two of them, Kaname entertains the (admittedly incredibly unlikely) idea that they might even have sex and gets very excited for the trip. She is sorely disappointed when she learns he's taking her to Mithril's Pacific HQ to meet Tessa.

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* Basically, the whole point of ''Literature/TheTwilightSaga''. In the words of Creator/RogerEbert:
-->"We all know there is no such thing as a vampire. Come on now, what is ''Twilight'' really about? It's about a teenage boy trying to practice abstinence, and how, in the heat of the moment, it's really, really hard. And about a girl who wants to go all the way with him, and doesn't care what might happen."

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* Basically, the whole point of ''Literature/TheTwilightSaga''. In the words of Creator/RogerEbert:
-->"We all know there is no such thing as a vampire. Come on now, what is ''Twilight'' really about? It's about a teenage boy trying to practice abstinence,
''Literature/TheTwilightSaga'', Bella and how, in the heat of the moment, it's really, really hard. And about a girl who wants Edward are both tempted to go all the way have sex with him, and doesn't care each other, but doing so would be extremely risky due to [[ManOfSteelWomanOfKleenex the physical damage he might do to her]] with his vampiric SuperStrength (not to mention what might happen."happen if that damage [[HorrorHunger caused her to bleed]]). Bella insists she has faith in his ability to control himself and wants to try anyway; he eventually admits that, in addition to the above, his reasons include the fact that, [[DeliberateValuesDissonance being from the early 1900s]], he wants to wait until marriage for sex.
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* Basically, the whole point of ''{{Literature/Twilight}}''. In the words of Creator/RogerEbert:

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* Basically, the whole point of ''{{Literature/Twilight}}''.''Literature/TheTwilightSaga''. In the words of Creator/RogerEbert:
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Perhaps a character doesn't want [[SexChangesEverything to change her relationship]]. Maybe she's [[LysistrataGambit trying to force her partner into doing something]]. It might [[NoSexAllowed be illegal]]. Or possibly she's GenreSavvy enough to know [[DeathBySex the consequences]]. In any case, there's a reason why this character -- on an intellectual level -- doesn't want to have sex with somebody.

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Perhaps a character doesn't want [[SexChangesEverything to change her relationship]]. Maybe she's [[LysistrataGambit trying to force her partner into doing something]]. It might [[NoSexAllowed be illegal]]. Or possibly she's GenreSavvy enough to know [[DeathBySex [[SexSignalsDeath the consequences]]. In any case, there's a reason why this character -- on an intellectual level -- doesn't want to have sex with somebody.
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* ''Manga/KaguyaSamaLoveIsWar'' provides a RareMaleExample during the New Game arc. [[spoiler: Ishigami turns down his crush [[SchoolIdol Tsubame's]] offer for sex on Christmas Eve despite clearly wanting to because she was only doing so to make up for the fact that she turned down his love confession. He refuses to sleep with someone who doesn't love him back.]]

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* ''Manga/KaguyaSamaLoveIsWar'' provides a RareMaleExample during the New Game arc. [[spoiler: Ishigami [[spoiler:Ishigami turns down his crush [[SchoolIdol Tsubame's]] offer for sex on Christmas Eve despite clearly wanting to because [[PitySex she was only doing so to make up for the fact that she turned down his love confession. confession.]] [[EveryoneHasStandards He refuses to sleep with someone who doesn't love him back.]]]]]]
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* When ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'' and Tom began dating, when it came to the matter of sex, she told him she wasn't ready, [[UnderstandingBoyfriend so he respected her wishes and didn't push the matter further]], but he also made it clear that if she ever changed her mind, he wouldn't say no.
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* ''Film/YoungAndWild'': Tomás initially resists the advances Daniela makes on him as it goes against his Evangelical beliefs. He gives in eventually and they begin a sexual relationship though.
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* ''Film/StealingHeaven'': His students send a prostitute to Abelard, but he resists temptation and simply lies beside her. Later though he can't resist Héloïse's charms.
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* ''Film/KissMe2011'': Mia really wants Frida, but after the two have sex she's wracked with guilt and doesn't want to leave her fiance Tim at first either.
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* ''Roleplay/DeptHeavenApocrypha'' has Fia's demon. He and Meria CantHaveSexEver because Fia -- whose body he's using to carry out his side of their relationship -- is straight and can barely tolerate them kissing. Would he do more if he could? Probably, but given the circumstances...
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* Several contemporaries wrote that Athénaïs de Montespan once said that if she were UsefulNotes/LouisXIV's mistress like the current favorite Louise de La Vallière, she would be ashamed to present herself before the queen. Montespan became Louis XIV's mistress soon after this and bore him seven children over a decade.
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* Several contemporaries wrote that Athénaïs de Montespan once said that she would loath to be in UsefulNotes/LouisXIV's bed, and that his current mistress Louise de La Vallière should be ashamed to present herself before the queen. Montespan became Louis XIV's mistress soon after this and bore him seven children over a decade.

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* Several contemporaries wrote that Athénaïs de Montespan once said that if she would loath to be in were UsefulNotes/LouisXIV's bed, and that his current mistress like the current favorite Louise de La Vallière should Vallière, she would be ashamed to present herself before the queen. Montespan became Louis XIV's mistress soon after this and bore him seven children over a decade.
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* Several contemporaries wrote that Athénaïs de Montespan once said that she would loath to be in UsefulNotes/LouisXIV's bed, and that his current mistress Louise de La Vallière should be ashamed to present herself before the queen. Montespan became Louis XIV's mistress soon after this and bore him seven children over a decade.
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* {{Trope Namer|s}} is Kerry of ''Series/EightSimpleRules'', who is visited by the boy she had a fling with [[EveryoneLooksSexierIfFrench while in France]].

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* {{Trope Namer|s}} is Kerry of ''Series/EightSimpleRules'', who is visited by the boy she had a fling with [[EveryoneLooksSexierIfFrench while in France]]. Specifically, Kerry hides the boy up in the attic and soon finds that she's having feelings for him again. When the two end up kissing, she rushes out of the attic and tells her older sister Bridgette about what happened. Bridgette tells her that she needs to remove herself from the situation. Kerry agrees that it's a good idea, that otherwise she might end up doing she would regret. Though she would enjoy it. She would ''really'' enjoy it.
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* Part of Frollo's motivation in ''WesternAnimation/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame'', best illustrated in his VillainSong "Hellfire". A RareMaleExample, {{justified|Trope}} by the fact that Frollo considers himself a very pious and righteous man (even though what he does to people throughout the movie is anything ''but'' pious or righteous).

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* Part of Frollo's motivation in ''WesternAnimation/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame'', ''WesternAnimation/{{The Hunchback of Notre Dame|Disney}}'', best illustrated in his VillainSong "Hellfire". A RareMaleExample, {{justified|Trope}} by the fact that Frollo considers himself a very pious and righteous man (even though what he does to people throughout the movie is anything ''but'' pious or righteous).
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* ''Series/LegendOfTheSeeker'' has this with Richard and Kahlan.

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* ''Series/LegendOfTheSeeker'' has this with Richard and Kahlan.Kahlan, because Kahlan can't have sex without Confessing her partner.
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* Another male example: In ''Series/DowntonAbbey'', Lord Grantham in regards to Jane Moorsum in Series 2. He is sorely tempted, but in the end he cannot bring himself to do it.

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* Another male example: In in ''Series/DowntonAbbey'', Lord Grantham in regards to Jane Moorsum in Series 2. He is sorely tempted, but in the end he cannot bring himself to do it.
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* A [[GenderInvertedTrope Rare Male Example]] in ''Series/{{Dollhouse}}'', with Echo trying to convince Paul they should have sex, which he's dubious about because she's a collective of imprinted personalities with her original personality of Caroline Farrell missing, even though she insists she's a person in her own right who knows what she wants.

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* A [[GenderInvertedTrope Rare Male Example]] in ''Series/{{Dollhouse}}'', with Echo trying to convince Paul they should have sex, which he's dubious about because she's a collective of imprinted personalities with and her original personality of Caroline Farrell missing, isn't one of them, even though she insists she's a person in her own right who knows what she wants.
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* A [[GenderInvertedTrope Rare Male Example]] in ''Series/{{Dollhouse}}'', with Echo trying to convince Paul they should have sex.

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* A [[GenderInvertedTrope Rare Male Example]] in ''Series/{{Dollhouse}}'', with Echo trying to convince Paul they should have sex.sex, which he's dubious about because she's a collective of imprinted personalities with her original personality of Caroline Farrell missing, even though she insists she's a person in her own right who knows what she wants.
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* Ridiculously common in ''Literature/HarryPotter'' fanfiction, as someone (usually Harry) tells himself why having sex with his [[FoeYay enemy]] (usually [[DracoInLeatherPants Draco]] or [[TallDarkAndSnarky Snape]]) would be a very bad idea.

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* Ridiculously common in ''Literature/HarryPotter'' fanfiction, as someone (usually Harry) tells himself why having sex with his [[FoeYay [[FoeYayShipping enemy]] (usually [[DracoInLeatherPants Draco]] or [[TallDarkAndSnarky Snape]]) would be a very bad idea.
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** It's mentioned in ''Literature/SplinterOfTheMindsEye'', which came out years before ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''. There are many instances in this book and ComicBook/MarvelStarWars where [[IncestSubtext Luke and Leia]] very nearly have a RelationshipUpgrade and then decline or are interrupted, then drop the idea for a while, not sure why they're reluctant. But it always comes back.

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** It's mentioned in ''Literature/SplinterOfTheMindsEye'', which came out years before ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''. There are many instances in this book and ComicBook/MarvelStarWars ''ComicBook/StarWarsMarvel1977'' where [[IncestSubtext Luke and Leia]] very nearly have a RelationshipUpgrade and then decline or are interrupted, then drop the idea for a while, not sure why they're reluctant. But it always comes back.
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-->[['''Rebecca''': "Yes, tonight will be our last sex heist!"]]
--->[['''Josh''': "Then again, those movies always get a sequel..."]]

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-->[['''Rebecca''': -->[[spoiler: '''Rebecca''': "Yes, tonight will be our last sex heist!"]]
--->[['''Josh''': -->[[spoiler: '''Josh''': "Then again, those movies always get a sequel..."]]
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* ''Series/CrazyExGirlfriend'' brings us [[https://youtu.be/tJ9ea-hbQw4 "We Should Definitely Not Have Sex Right Now."]] [[spoiler: They do. And then decide it would be weirder to stop halfway through. And then agree that this should ''definitely'' never happen again... after tonight. Like in movies when robbers do OneLastJob. Leading to the immortal ending lines:]]
-->[['''Rebecca''': "Yes, tonight will be our last sex heist!"]]
--->[['''Josh''': "Then again, those movies always get a sequel..."]]

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