Ideally, it's for marriage, but sadly these days you have to make do with what's coming. I'm one man's woman, I just started my sex life and he's the only male on the planet I want to have sex with. Sadly he's taken and I have to make do with the situation. I care about him so much...
I wish I lived in a world where marriage was that easy! Before any woman let me in her bed, she thought long and hard. Well, almost every woman. Not being married doesn't mean a girl just jumps in bed with a man, because she's horny, or even very often.
Are we suggesting that people who have sex outside of marriage are immoral? This syllogism lacks weight. Morality is a subjective value at best. WE are born sexual beings, chemically, biologically, and its part and parcel of our DNA conscript. To restrict anything that natural falls upon societal or religious teachings, which in themselves are outside influences.
I think Abstinence and such are more moral practices than having premarital sex. its not a black and white issue. its not to say those who have pre marital sex are immoral beings, just that thos who stay Abstinant are more moral than thos who dont.
Upon this matter it is based upon this principle. According to Religion and Tradition and History, this is how you measure Morality. whether you as an individual disagrees with it or not, does nto matter because this IS how it is measured. Thus, it can be declared that one can be more moral or less moral upon the principles they exercise concerning sexual dispositions.
The statement you make is false correlation. There are tons of otherwise moral people who practise such without a religious affiliation or practising faith, or church. It's a prevential and strawman argument
i could if i actually felt like finding the evidence. i gave you evidence though, its Historical Tradition Of America. just how it is. i like debating with you :) thanks for not being rude or anything.
Please you've not quited a credible source. if you were in my philosophy class, you'd be failing. There are so many logical fallacies in your statements.
you know what, you just are arguing to be right. to win. thats shallow and badgering me about my opinion and the ethics of our own country is geting you know where, so take a hint and blow off.
BTW, people in early America had sex outside of marriage. Most of the founding fathers had courtesans and Benjamin Franklin was a member of the notorious Hellfire Societe, which was a condoned place for sexual laisons.
Yeah, it was frowned upon and discouraged by society. i never said it never happened. Pre marital sex happens all the time, but it DOES make you a little less moral. thats how it is portrayed through Society Religion, just the overall views. just how it is. im kinda done talking about this with you. so thanks for talking but lets let this die.
What about people who are together for years (as in, life partners), but never marry? After all, marriage is, to many people, nothing more than a party with a certificate at the end and legal benefits. What about people who's religions don't agree with marriage? Or LGBTQ people living in places with laws that ban them from marrying, and can't afford to travel? What about polygamous people? What about people who just straight up don't believe in marriage?
Hahah. okay, i dont have solutions for the world my friend. But society has become desensitized from the importance and benefits of marriage. i think its different for everyone, but i think the responsibilities of hacing sex are hand in hand with marriage.
Not literally until marriage, but I believe there would be a much higher success rate for marriages if females would wait until they are as sure as they possibly can be that they've found the right guy before giving it up. I think it is probably okay for engaged folks to do it.
Why did you single out females in your comment? Does this mean that you don't think males waiting would contribute to the rate of successful marriages?
How would sexual inexperience contribute to creating a successful marriage?
How would sexual inexperience contribute to creating a successful marriage?