I'm confused about multiple parts of your statement.
First: How is it the right thing to do?
Second: Is it moral to wait until marriage? Its just biology to want to have sex. Marriage was created by man, not evolution.
Third: How is it that those that have sex before marriage don't care about people around them?
Hell most relationship "experts" thing its important to have sex before marriage to make sure you are compatible sexually because its such an important part of a successful relationship.
People that think sex is only for creating children ultimately fail. Look at my wife's parents...they are devout Christians...only have sex for the purpose of children and are a common place for domestic violence and are rather close to divorce.
Biology wins. Always will win.
Family is any group of people that care enough about each other to call each other "family". I think the point you're missing is that what other people do is none of your business.
And sex is not the problem you think it is. But please, keep pounding your head against those "good book" ideologies and let the adults talk.
Sex is an important part of a large majority of relationships. If that doesn't work out you are probably in for some hardships later on down the line. I believe it is important to figure out compatibility early on in a relationship.
I respect people that decide to abstain from sex until marriage, that is their decision as grown ass adults. I just couldn't do it personally.
Actually abstaining certainly is 100%, but the idea of abstinence isn't 100% effective because humans have sex drives. No matter what you do, some large chunk of the population is going to have sex, and if you don't properly teach them how to protect themselves, they won't. It's proven. There's an absolute TON of research on the topic, and we know that failing to teach basic sex ed and proper protection increases STD rates drastically. I don't care if you think condoms and other contraceptives aren't effective, we've actually proven that they are.
well maybe if you didnt you woudl be already married though -_- crazy idea i know
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different humans have different sex drives though you cant just generalize - hell even people who in past had very strong sex drive due to certain circumstances like work overload/stress/life problems can experience the loss of it for couple of months and then when situation calm down it comes back even stronger then before (experience it myself around age of 27 when i had work problems and general loos of idea what to do with my life in longer perspective even though in uni i had ton of chicks , but then problems went away and it came back as strong as before ) - its not a constant thing when circumstances shift
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Who wants to be with someone who is bad at sex? Sounds like living hell.
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To each their own but there's no way in hell I'd be able to do it. Sexual compatibility is a huge thing for me and I'm pretty sure it's important to relationships in general. Would be terrible to marry someone then find out you hate sex with them or something. Then again if you've never had sex with anyone else I guess you wouldn't be able to tell if the sex is good or bad so who knows
In my native language we like to say "if you were feared to death, you are also dead".
Avoiding one of the most beautiful parts of life, just because there is a small chance I could get a disease? Well, if I was so afraid I should also never wash, the bathroom is the place where most accidents happen.
Condoms might not provide 100% safety, but this is true for nearly all parts of our life. What is the point of being alive if you never lived?
'Twas a cutlass swipe or an ounce of lead
Or a yawing hole in a battered head
And the scuppers clogged with rotting red
And there they lay I damn me eyes
All lookouts clapped on Paradise
All souls bound just contrarywise, yo ho ho and a bottle of rum!
What exactly do you mean by that? You mean we should legislate how often, with who and how people can have sex? Because if it that's what you mean, I don't even know where to start to explain to you why that would be the single most authoritarian, dictatorial, insane, laughably crazy and utterly impractical thing.
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That is absolutely not how it works. It is both historically and statistically proven that Abstinence only education simply doesn't work, and has the utterly opposite effect than intended and that Abstinence First education under-performs compared to Comprehensive Sex Ed.
It doesn't matter how many times you call scientists deranged or whatnot, it simply doesn't work. It never has. On the contrary, teen pregnancy rates and unwanted pregnancy rates were exponentially higher before sex ed.
People just hid it, didn't talk about it, had shady black market abortions, went to live with their aunts in a different state/city, got married at 15/16.
You can't pretend a problem away. You either address it, or it just stays there, festering under the pretenses.
Perhaps, but liking someone "as a person" is only a part of what makes an intimate relationship. Physical attraction and quality intimacy also matter and in many cases, more so than "liking" them. Obviously, different people feel differently but that doesn't make any priority system more "wrong". I don't care how amazing a woman is as a person, if I'm not physically attracted to her we won't be anything more than friends. And even if I am attracted to her, I won't stay with her if we're not sexually compatible.
When you prioritize the advice of a make-believe storybook or some self-determined sense of morality over basic human nature and science, nothing you say in that regard has any validity. You can live a fulfilling and disease-free life even when you're promiscuous.
Clearly both "Maries" were whores.
While I agree with your point, let's not muddle the issue with the infamous equation of actual "abstinence" with "abstinence-only education". They're two completely different things.
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The person I was replying to conflated the two issues. To quote him:
It's quite a broadside. He first called scientists deranged (and gay) then attacks education, and then makes a claim that before the sexual revolution people behaved differently. Thus insinuating if we just don't tell kids about sex anything beyond "Don't, it's bad!- they won't have sex. Which is completely bunk.Abstaining is 100% effective. Because some deranged homosexual "scientist" says "educating" kids about safe sex does anything matters not to me. We would not have this problem if we didn't have hippy "free love" bullshit decades ago.