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What's weird about a guy not wanting sex before marriage? Are people so depraved that they have forgotten such things as chastity? and got a better answer
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Or it turns out he's got two centimeters since he got married and it's expensive to get a divorce.
Or it turns out he's got two centimeters since he got married and it's expensive to get a divorce.
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Not sure he'll want to after the wedding either.
Not sure he'll want to after the wedding either.
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He may want to, but he's just trying to make his first night of marriage unforgettable. It's romantic and fabulous.
He may want to, but he's just trying to make his first night of marriage unforgettable. It's romantic and fabulous.
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There's nothing weird about it - it's just rare, especially for a guy. The culture of relationships has changed now so chastity is an endangered concept. You only hear about it from the mouths of past generations and for today's generation it's already strange.
There's nothing weird about it - it's just rare, especially for a guy. The culture of relationships has changed now so chastity is an endangered concept. You only hear about it from the mouths of past generations and for today's generation it's already strange.
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I think that's okay! Any adequate girl would appreciate it! It's just that 99 men are sluts these days, so it's unusual for girls to meet a decent, serious guy.
I think that's okay! Any adequate girl would appreciate it! It's just that 99 men are sluts these days, so it's unusual for girls to meet a decent, serious guy.
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Yes, there's nothing strange about it, it's just that it's a different world now than it used to be
Yes, there's nothing strange about it, it's just that it's a different world now than it used to be
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According to the Bible, "fornication" is unauthorized sexual intercourse outside of marriage, which is legal according to Scripture. Fornication includes adultery, prostitution, and sexual relations between unmarried people, as well as oral and anal sex and sexual manipulation of the genitals of unmarried people. This includes such acts between people of the same sex, as well as bestiality. If two people are not married and are cohabiting, the right thing to do is either separate or register the marriage. Sexual desire is a gift from God, but it must not be unrestrained. This principle also applies to married life 1 Peter 3:1, 7; Ephesians 5:28-30. Sexual intercourse outside of marriage is forbidden. The Law that God gave to the nation of Israel says, "You shall not commit adultery," Exodus 20:14. Jesus later listed "fornication" and "adultery" as "noxious thoughts" that arise in the heart and defile a person Mark 7:21, 22. The apostle Paul, under inspiration from above, exhorted the Corinthian Christians to "flee from fornication," 1 Corinthians 6:18. And in his letter to the Hebrews Paul wrote, "Let all marriages be fair and the bed blameless; but God will judge the fornicators and adulterers" Hebrews 13:4.
According to the Bible, "fornication" is unauthorized sexual intercourse outside of marriage, which is legal according to Scripture. Fornication includes adultery, prostitution, and sexual relations between unmarried people, as well as oral and anal sex and sexual manipulation of the genitals of unmarried people. This includes such acts between people of the same sex, as well as bestiality. If two people are not married and are cohabiting, the right thing to do is either separate or register the marriage. Sexual desire is a gift from God, but it must not be unrestrained. This principle also applies to married life 1 Peter 3:1, 7; Ephesians 5:28-30. Sexual intercourse outside of marriage is forbidden. The Law that God gave to the nation of Israel says, "You shall not commit adultery," Exodus 20:14. Jesus later listed "fornication" and "adultery" as "noxious thoughts" that arise in the heart and defile a person Mark 7:21, 22. The apostle Paul, under inspiration from above, exhorted the Corinthian Christians to "flee from fornication," 1 Corinthians 6:18. And in his letter to the Hebrews Paul wrote, "Let all marriages be fair and the bed blameless; but God will judge the fornicators and adulterers" Hebrews 13:4.