BigRedCat
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Well, that is your opinion- most people nowadays do not feel that way about their relationships. It is a very outdated and unrealistic expectation from a marriage as well. Look how many married people cheat on each other. An alarmingly large percentage last I checked. So, from that you can assume that the majority of married couples dont follow those vows as your thinking of them anyhow. If Jesus was to kill all people who commit adultry then you would have one damn long line of yuppie guys and girls getting executed. It is commonplace in todays society. Obviously you are religious and so that majorly affects your thinking on sex and sexuality. Like I said before, everyone has a differant take on what a "marriage" is. I dont think a marriage is necessarily a "becoming one in God's eyes" type of thing. You dont become one in a relationship- not if you really want it to flourish. You need to be two seperate beings with your own identities, otherwise you give up too much of yourself and that differance is what attracts you in the first place to another human being. Those little differances brought together are what marriage is about, it is about sharing time. These concepts are very unlike anything religion teaches. You are not at the level to understand where MrsPuddlesFL is coming from if your concerned what Jesus said anyway. What you see as indulging in lustful pleasures is to others more of indulging in a deeper sense of understanding and oneness with their partner. I understand why this might seem confusing to you but when you dont have religion and the moral majority on your shoulders things look differantly.
Oh yeah and I'm sure you know that typing in all caps is yelling......right?!
Oh yeah and I'm sure you know that typing in all caps is yelling......right?!