Author	Thread: STD
Randy54156 View Profile History	STD Posted : 1 Feb, 2010 01:06 AM Who would knowingly date a woman with STD ? Questions like this should'nt even appear on a Christian based website. As with ALOT of others questions about sex.:boxing: Post Reply
View Profile History	STD Posted : 6 Feb, 2010 03:21 PM Guys that is how come I said something about the work place. I made it a health issue.As a factory worker if I find out someone has something I do change the way I touch things around them. I am extra safe. This is not just sex stuff.Other things too. If I work with someone who uses drugs of course I treat them the same as a parson with std's.Dennis Post Reply
GraceMae View Profile History	STD Posted : 6 Feb, 2010 06:54 PM Cattleman... you wrote " satan dont need but a small crack in the door to waltz right on in and take over.. we have to be very diligent and beware of him at all times.. and sex and lust is right up his alley... lets not be responsible and make another stumble or even our own selves .. as we are christians.. " My sentiments exactly. It's so easy to "not see" the setup sometimes, and then before we know it, our minds are racing all over the place. ~ GraceMae Post Reply
Veggie View Profile History	STD Posted : 6 Feb, 2010 11:05 PM SWB, your comment did stop me in my tracks for a second. But I looked beyond what you actually said to what I think you actually meant based on what I know about you from reading previous threads. I perceived that you meant no intentional harm and that you do not see children as equal to diseases and viruses of the worst kind :) Post Reply
Veggie View Profile History	STD Posted : 6 Feb, 2010 11:23 PM I agree with cattlemen. What you do behind closed doors is between you and God. This site does have a standard. Once you open the door to such questions, things tend to go sour very quickly. Dating someone with an STD should not really matter because God does not condone premarital sex. However, if like CM put it and the question became, "Would you marry a man with an STD, I would say no". I am in no way being judgmental. Not that I would have anything against him personally, for a lack of a better way to say it, but because I would have to exercise too much caution and planning, which are some of the reason for being married. Some of the best situations in fulfilling marital obligations are "so not planned" but to be remembered for a life time. I would not want to sacrifice that. Am I being selfish? Absolutely, but I have every right because I know that if I were to marry one infected with an STD, I would eventually become infected with that same STD also. I have the right to protect my health as best possible. Post Reply

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