intothewoods
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My sexual mores are totally wack, I guess. I don't see any difference in marital, extramarital, or premarital sex. It's the other parts of those puzzles that define relationships, fucking's some fucking.
And it IS a gift from God, I just don't think it came with as many strings. Dude, I really got assigned the wrong genitals.
I don't think this kind of thing leads inherently to nutty promiscuity, either. I've only averaged about a partner for each year I've been active, less actually, 9 in 15 years - one was exclusive for seven years and I haven't added anyone in the last five or six. It REALLY has to be interesting and good for me to bother, I still consider myself a selective person generally.
I don't distinguish between premarital and marital either, but a one night stand is typically different from sex in a committed relationship. Not in terms of what is sinful. Just different.
I was in my room cleaning, thinking over this conversation, and I realized it's very easy for me to say these things when I'm not in the situation.
So, if I'm ever in that type of situation, I hope I follow my own advice.
Honestly, I can't answer for other people, and I rarely understand the thinking of my fellow Christians.
What I can say is the way I see it is logical. Sex is a gift for a married couple. A gift is meant to be enjoyed; it's not double sided.
My guess is that many Christians feel (whether they believe it or not) that anything that's fun is a sin. I worship a God with a sense of humor and a wonderful sense of fun. Fun, in and of itself, is not a sin.
Why others have problems with this is beyond me.
Honestly, that in and of itself isn't abusive. Over protective, yes. Abusive, no. The question is are you raising her to think that all men are abusers waiting to happen? Or are you just being extra careful?
Thanks for answering.
It's funny. The one area where I'm not reasonably open about my proclivities is with my parents.
They wouldn't get it. At all.
So I've always taken the 'they're better off not knowing' approach.
God damn, it's so awkward to even think about it.
Parents have a right not to know, if they wish. No one's asking, so I feel no need to share.
