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sex! =)Posted : 21 Aug, 2010 02:34 PMThis is just an experiment to see how many people will click!!! |
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sex! =)Posted : 21 Aug, 2010 04:39 PMBoyfriend or fiance? Either way, after you're married. Till then, get to know, love, and appreciate him for him, make sure you're both right for each other, and live your life. |
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sex! =)Posted : 21 Aug, 2010 04:41 PMOh, in my opinion it happens when it is right between the two of you. For some people that may mean dating for six months before talking about it. For others they will feel comfortable and ready after two months. Each couple will need to decide where the comfort point it, but I think it happens around the time you both decide God has placed you together and you want to spend the rest of your lives together. |
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sex! =)Posted : 21 Aug, 2010 07:23 PM@Brandon- So you don't think there needs to be any kind of conversation at all prior to marriage?? That could make for a really bad honeymoon night. See examples below. |
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sex! =)Posted : 21 Aug, 2010 07:26 PMAnd I meant boyfriend. I wouldn't agree to marry someone who I hadn't had some basic conversations about sex with. |
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sex! =)Posted : 21 Aug, 2010 09:18 PMI would have to agree with you. There are so many important issues every healthy couple need to discuss before getting married... |
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sex! =)Posted : 22 Aug, 2010 12:56 AMForgive me. I just know how easy it is to justify whatever you want to justify, especially when it comes to sex (If you let it: one thing leads to another and then 'oopsie'). Sex and love are not the same thing. I say, truly get to know, love, trust, and respect each other, and your wedding night will be wonderful and the stuff you're worried about won't be an issue. Focus on building love, trust, respect, and getting to truly know each other for who you are as people let it grow and grow and grow. You'll get a lot more mileage out of that. Patience is an acquired taste and it is savoring the moment. If you're impatient, even if you get what you want, you won't enjoy it or be satisfied. I don't mean to project on to you or anything. If the boot fits wear it and if not maybe someone else could benefit from reading this. |
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sex! =)Posted : 22 Aug, 2010 03:49 AMI guess what I was getting at in not so many words is don't confuse lust with love. Make sure the other person doesn't either. If so that's a problem that needs to be fixed before marriage and sex. A little lust? No such thing. That's all. |
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sex! =)Posted : 22 Aug, 2010 03:51 AMI'm confused =( |
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sex! =)Posted : 22 Aug, 2010 03:58 AMMaybe I'm off topic. |
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sex! =)Posted : 22 Aug, 2010 04:15 AMI think we all agree what to say and what not to say before we get married. There are those questions that need to be answered and others that should wait. Great topic, Thanks for bring it up. I know for me, young women and men should be told what are the right and wrong questions. You will never know unless you ask. Thank you both for your thoughts... |
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