Unfortunately, it is even worse than that.
Unfortunately, it is even worse than that.
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You go to hell, you go to hell and you die.
I didn't want to eat lunch anyway.
You kind of got it backward there though, pretty sure you have to die first and then go to hell.
Sorry if you didn't like the taste of the soggy biscuit, I have never had to eat one before. Did you at least get it all the way down?
Oh.. I mean I wouldn't want to stop them but... that's just so foreign - it feels dehumanizing, like using a person as a sex toy instead of exploring yourselves together in love for a time...
Do these people not know about what I'm saying - or are they just looking for something new?
I mean - I don't know - but is it possible to maintain passionate love based sex while being a person who engages in what I'm calling here "living sex toy" sex?
Again - I don't intend to be a judgemental ass, so if my ignorance is offensive to folks who chose this lifestyle I totally don't intend it.
I may have missed it in all the horseshit that followed and that I didn't read, but love and sex are not the same thing, it's not actually that hard to experience one without the other.
I think what a lot of people forget is that sex is just an activity. Most people attach a lot of significance to that activity because they restrict it so much that doing it feels special. But it is a lot like a turkey dinner. If you only have turkey dinners on one day a year while surrounded by family and loved ones you tend to attach a special meaning to it, but if you tend to make turkey dinners randomly as a normal part of your meals throughout the year it is just another meal. That does not make that one day a year when you are surrounded by family and loved ones less special, it just means it is not the turkey that is making it special it is the people and the significance we put into it that does.
Well when you are married it is usually a bit different.
So that makes sense to me - but it feels like I wouldn't be able to enjoy sex as a deeper connection if I was using people for sex as just an activity. (and all sorts of experiences and degrees in-between)I may have missed it in all the horseshit that followed and that I didn't read, but love and sex are not the same thing, it's not actually that hard to experience one without the other.
So you're positing that a person can have the ceremonial/spiritual/love related sex the day before and after having sex with a prostitute?I think what a lot of people forget is that sex is just an activity. Most people attach a lot of significance to that activity because they restrict it so much that doing it feels special. But it is a lot like a turkey dinner. If you only have turkey dinners on one day a year while surrounded by family and loved ones you tend to attach a special meaning to it, but if you tend to make turkey dinners randomly as a normal part of your meals throughout the year it is just another meal. That does not make that one day a year when you are surrounded by family and loved ones less special, it just means it is not the turkey that is making it special it is the people and the significance we put into it that does.
So you're positing that a person can have the ceremonial/spiritual/love related sex the day before and after having sex with a prostitute?
I can accept that mentally. I can't imagine my own world where that would be possible, which is why it was confusing. But I accept people for who they are and how they are, if someone is unhappy I have some experiences I can share that worked for me, but otherwise I am literally happy for everyone that finds a happy (non-violent) way to live their lives.
Not really. What about marriage changes the act of sex? Here is a hint: Women like sex too. Even married women. Most swingers are married.
I am most definitely projecting your argument, I apologize. Please make your argument on why marriage changes sex.What part of my post indicated that I thought women don't enjoy sex???
Married guys have sex?I am most definitely projecting your argument, I apologize. Please make your argument on why marriage changes sex.
I lived a sheltered life as a young adult. Met my wife when I was 20 and we have been together ever since so I missed out on all the fun wild stuff.
Married guys have sex?
I am most definitely projecting your argument, I apologize. Please make your argument on why marriage changes sex.
False! I'm originally from Detroit, your argument is therefor invalid.
It usually changes who you are "allowed" to have sex with and to most people it does have meaning when they have strong feelings for each other beyond it being a turkey dinner. Besides, who are you to say what significance people should/can attach to any activity much less sex?
Lets start out by saying that I'm not trying to tell anyone what they should do. I've stated explicitly that if you are happy with how you have sex, then be happy. I'm talking about what they can do.
There is no reason why marriage must include a sexual fidelity clause.
As long as you're massaging butter into the breasts, spreading open those thighs and stuffing that bird, it's all the same....don't even get me started on basting.My argument is not really about scarcity, it is about assigned meaning. The turkey analogy is comparing limiting having sex with one person to limiting having turkey on one specific day. That might not have been as clear as it should have been.