According to the precepts of Kreutz Metaphysics, the ultimate purpose of a human life is to develop as much soul as possible, and this means optimizing one’s sexual experience.
This is different from other measures of religious conformity. It doesn’t matter whether we are good or bad because being good doesn’t produce better karma than being bad, and acceptance of the soul into heaven, or its banishment into hell, doesn’t depend on whether the rules of conventional religions are observed or not. Karma, or the soul, is the bundled accumulation of the sexual excitement and sexual ecstasy experienced in a person’s life.
This is obviously not to be confused with reproductive success. Reproductive success is measured by the number of offspring, over several generations. But soul building doesn’t require offspring in the physical world, and childlessness, under certain circumstances, can even be supportive of soul building.
Furthermore, the frequency, or overall number of sexual events, is not as relevant as the degree of passion involved.
The use of sexual aids, pharmacological, visual, or otherwise, is not just permitted but may even be smart, as for soul building, it does not matter how sexual ecstasy is achieved. It only matters that it is achieved.
This, of course, not only justifies breaking up when the sexual potential of a relationship declines. It also justifies challenging social conventions and legal boundaries.