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When it's done right, it's the most magical thing in the world. Some people do it just to fullfill
earthly needs; others can hold off until they find love, which is what makes it so great. If done
right, it shows your partner the promise you've made to give yourself only to them. Not that I
would know a lot about this subject... |
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Completely agree that sex has a much deeper intimate meaning that in my belief welds the most
extrodinary bond known to man kind. The act is like saying I love you an infinite amount of time to
a person. |
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Um, no.......sex is not just a word. Every word has a precise meaning. Sex is the greatest gift God
gave to mankind.
Abuse of sex is the degradation of the human race.
The broken lives and broken hearts world over will attest.
Keep it in your pants until you meet that special someone.
Then? With them, never put it back in your pants: Marriage is still the Ideal......even if fallen
humanity has failed to achieve the summit of worthiness of love and passion and satisfaction, and
Fulfillment through fantastic transformative sex together. |
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A perfect shared sexual experience is profound, spiritual, therapeutic, and the closest two humans
can come to actually becoming one with each other. |
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Different people have different values. I have seen some who ascribe great meaning toward sex when
it is with the right person, but when it is sought for recreational reasons, it means far less (with
that same person). I know some who have sex "like ordering pizza" and others who find it the
joining of two to one. The most perfect expression of love and intimacy.
Sex with love means something different than sex without love. |
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It does. It should be a form of showing your partner how much you love each other. |
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I'm not sure if I'm on the right side, but I'm saying that sex still has a deeper meaning.
Unfortunately, sex is becoming less of a big deal and more of an everyday thing of decreasing worth.
But, as chispa says, sex with the element of love is something profound and wonderful, the ultimate
act of vulnerability and intimacy, and it upsets me that people would give up that element for the
endorphins. |
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I believe it does. Whether or not you believe so would probably depend on your religious
viewpoints. |
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To all who feel it deeply in their loins, there is a deeper meaning to it, look unless you have some
mental defect or bad experience as a youth, sex will always feel great, whether
you are a five dollar prostitute or a mormon.
That being said, kinky thoughts shall always reign. |
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Boy howdy, is THIS debate gonna get a lot of responses!
I certainly agree that for many, “having sex” is just a physical act with no emotions, that has
nothing to do with what I always call it, “making love.”
Lovemaking, in its purest and most ideal form, is nothing but a symbol. It says, “I choose you
above all others to share this secret, magical thing -- that I experience with no one else.” If
that doesn’t turn you on, what does?!
It symbolizes the deep emotional connection -- call it “love” -- that should, ideally, exist
between the participants.
Sure, all of us have had sex for its own sake, usually when we’re younger. Cynics say that men
give love to gain sex, and women give sex to gain love. Believe me, that will become absolutely
odious to you as you age -- and your lovemaking more enjoyable. |
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03 May 2008 23:20
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