Do I actually enjoy s*x? | GIRL TALK IN FRONT OF MY HUSBAND 

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“Just curious of the ones that got even more vulgar that didn’t make the cut” We need like a “members-only” channel that has all the uncut content. I’d gladly pay.

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I disagree. My wife and I waited until our wedding night, and because of the stress of the day, and not getting to hardly eat during the reception, and not getting to the hotel until late, by the time it came around it was painful and we just kinda gave up. We’d had an opportunity like three days before our wedding and we both wish we hadn’t waited. I am glad that we did wait until we were responsible, because if we had started when we first started dating we probably would not have finished high school before having kids. We dated for 6 years before we got married, but I wish we had started after we graduated high school. While it was special, there was just so much pressure on a day that was already so full of events.

@@seankrake4776 That's a you problem. None of that means you shouldn't wait until marriage.

@@sopronunciareglignocchi7255 it also means you shouldn’t be conned by society into waiting. There is this enormous societal pressure from Christian’s to wait until marriage, despite it not being in the Bible at all. And guilt tripping children into waiting, and then having them face severe emotional distress and shame from not meeting a requirement that doesn’t exist is bad. If they want to wait, cool. If they don’t, also cool.

@@seankrake4776 Sure, there's different ways of telling your children. However, couples who waited do tend to experience more happiness and longevity than those who didn't.

@@sopronunciareglignocchi7255 I’d ask you to cite your source that says couples who Waite still marriage are more happy, but I suspect it does not exist. Once again, I am speaking from my experience: I grew up with the belief that it was sinful to have sex before marriage, and that I would experience shame and disappointment, ruin my sexual experiences for the rest of my life, and many more things. I experienced extreme anxiety because intimacy seemed like it was right, natural, approved by god, and with a single person, to whom I am still married sixteen years later. Now as an adult I see that I was handed all of this guilt and anxiety and embarrassment over something that I should not have been. I should have been proud that we were devoted to each other. I should have been excited to experience intimacy. As adults, my wife and I agree that it was good we did not do anything in high school while we were immature and unprepared for the real world. But we also both agree that when we got to college we absolutely should not have waited. We built up this image in our minds that because it was “forbidden” it must be an experience beyond this world. What we found was that the love we already had for each other for six years was more meaningful than the physical experience we put up on a pedestal. What we now know is that the Bible doesn’t forbid premarital sex. Our parents would have still loved us, and we wouldn’t have been disowned. We wouldn’t have disappointed god, our families, or ourselves if we had enjoyed that aspect of our relationship months or years before a legal ceremony occurred. The entire reason for my comment is to dispel this myth. People within the church propagate this lie that it is sinful and morally corrupt, when it simply isn’t so. I don’t want young people to decide to wait because they feel they will disappoint god by doing something that god didn’t say not to do. If they want to wait, cool. Like I said, I am glad we waited through high school until we were really mature enough to make those decisions. But there should be no shame or gilt applied to people who choose not to wait, and people who do wait should not be put in some pedestal for achieving a goal of man, not god.

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