There is nothing wrong with it, but it will end abruptly when one of you meets someone you are serious about, and it will happen. I have been there and that is the way it ends. That is fine too. It is not that easy to find someone who would be happy with that arrangement. A lot of men would love to have that, women not so much.

As long as a partner agrees to terms - no problem with any choices !

There's nothing inherently wrong with any sex between consenting adults. There are practical considerations, including STDs, and a tendency of the resulting hormone release to lead one of the partners to want "something more" than "just sex" (aka, "pair bonding" ). Also a tendency of some people to feel sex is ultimately empty / unsatisfying without commitment and deeper intimacy.

Sex is good. Having lots of sex is good. I think it is best with someone you love, but if you don't have that, then having sex with someone you like would be the next best thing.

Find a "Hugger" service,there's a married Woman who's husband is OK with her using it. She gets the physical contact with no sex for emotional support.

There is nothing wrong with this scenario as long as both parties are on the same page. Both are clean, honest and trustworthy about other sexual partners while you are both ‘benefiting’, and both are understanding that this set up will end if something long term or potentially serious comes along.

Nothing wrong with wanting sex without long-term attachment.
As long as those involved are in agreement as to the terms.

The biggest thing to remember is that although things may start out
one way, with everyone agreeing to terms, time can and often does change
things.
It has been my experience that FWB relationships most often have a very
short shelf-life. Best to be prepared for that.
Good luck.

I am totally with you on this brother.

I’ve had very satisfying FWB. From my perspective though, a lot of men forget about the friends part. Please text her occasionally just to see how her day went, etc. Don’t just text every couple weeks expecting a booty call.

Emotions can come into play as well and that can be tricky.

But otherwise I see nothing wrong with it so long as you’re both on the same page. Good luck!

Ok, so here's the thing. There is nothing wrong with friends with benefits. Heck! There's nothing wrong with one night stands, or poly relations or any of the other, often stigmatized, options out there. I personally am more comfortable with a monogamous commitment, but I don't think other people's ideals of love or what kind of relationship is right for them is any less right for them than my way is for me. The problem I often see in this area is communication. And on that note, there are two sides to the coin. First off, honesty is a must or its a bust from the get go. If you have a person convinced that you are committed and really you are not, that's not cool. But if the parties involved have not stated what their intentions are, how do you know you are on the same page, or even reading the same book? And often I see this at play, one thinking they have found true love and the other thinking they have found a friend with benefits and both end up unhappy and stressed in the end. People end friendships over this sort of thing and it doesn't have to be that way. Sure, there will still be folks who are hurt that they want more than you do out of it but they won't feel cheated or lied to And that's where bad blood starts. So go for it! You do you and whoever else you feel like doing! ? just make sure you are both heading the same way.

Nothing morally or ethically wrong with mutually beneficial sex, as long as you both want the same
no-strings thing. Check in regularly to ensure you are still on the same page. Skin hunger is a real, and there should be no shame in seeking comfort and pleasure.

I am with @maturin1919 on this one. People find it convienient to ignore the fact that physical intimacy can be responsible for deep bonding (read love, if you want). Ask yourself if that nut is really worth potentially hurting someone emotionally and go from there.

Like others said, no it's not wrong if you are up front and honest. How did we become such a shame based species?

How about a hug ((((hug))))?

Just be honest. What two consenting adults do is absolutely no one's business. A friend tried that for a while. He and the woman fell in some form of love and she chose her family (her husband knew) over being with him.

As long as you are honest about what you want up front, no problem. Different strokes for different folks.