Tony and Judy Are Getting Married This Summer

Tony and Judy are getting married this summer. They love each other very much and are willing to support one another in every situation. They want to cherish their relationship and not have sex at all before the wedding night. Judy has heard, however, that people must be "sexually compatible" to have a happy relationship, and she's afraid to find out too late that she and Tony don't match. She asks your advice.

A) Judy can tell Tony about her concerns and start a conversation about their sexual preferences. If they find out that their sexual preferences differ, they should seriously consider the marriage as they risk conflict and dissatisfaction.
B) She should start sleeping with Tony and seriously consider the wedding if it turns out that he likes having sex more often than she does.
C) She knows how often and how long a typical man has sex, so she should consider that before deciding if she wants to marry Tony.
D) Judy can tell Tony about her concerns and start a conversation about their sexual preferences. If they talk openly, they can negotiate potential differences without having sex before the wedding and continue the communication afterwards.