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Scaredsilent:And wikipedia is not biased. It's a well known gay-friendly resource. In fact, try editing it to incude content tha tis not pro-gay and it will be redacted. Both are resources and both proffer opinions. Or are you taking this source as gospel http://www.gaystarnews.com/article/so-it-turns-out-giraffes-are-gayest-animal-planet231014? !TV |
Timbuktou:I disagree, I reckon he was aware of her immaturity & solipsism, he pandered to it as boyfriend/girlfriendage, but figured he'd tighten up when things were formalised. She would have seen his flaws as well, but as women typically do, "talked over them" .Typically when men take on the burden of marriage, they are less accomodating of capricious behaviour. Moreso if he now has to focus to provide for their household. I see him as a bit immature as well, he just needs to spell things out and support her to get where she needs to be. Let one wake up, the other shape up and then grow together. TV |
zeb04:Where did I offer any advice? Carefreewannabe was interested to know what I thought, I responded in a tongue in cheek manner. Feel free to offer your own advice to the issue, rather than taking it upon yourself to grade other peoples posts or analyse their faith. Toodles TV |
carefreewannabe:I smell "entitlement princess". Probably feels she's all that and a bag of chips - any man that gets her is lucky and probably not really deserving. Oga may well have pandered to this a little during courtship, but no more - he don put a ring on it ! Madam is still forming princess - she's really only a grade II administative assistant for Ikorodu LGA - and doesn't like the fact that reality has bitten. No probs, she'll be fine by the time bambino arrives - she'd better beHe hasn't changed a bit - she woke up !TV |
Superleo:Oh ah, smart-alec !Superleo:...and this is why your attempt at smart-alecarry falls flat - animals don;t act on feelings - like I clearly pointed out, thet are instinct driven. When a dog gets the urge to mate, it will attempt to do so with a mans leg if tha't the only thing available . It doesn;t mean the dog is a Zoophile ! Superleo:Nope, cos I have male friends I love, but not sexually. Are my feelings somehowe inauthentic? Plus the drive for gay-rights is not the right to "feel", it's to do, be and have. That very notion poisons normal healthy male/male companionship as it insinuates feelings are somehow erotic and can/should be expressed sexually. Superleo:Make my case for me why don;t you. It's behaviour/action, and should be subject to our higher consciousness. Do animals engage in intercourse for financial gain !Superleo:Identify yourself how you wish. It's a disorder if the attraction to you same sex is of a sexual nature Superleo:Same-sex attraction. Go and train jor...you don;t have the wherewithal for this discussion. Drop and gimme 50 you weakling !Superleo:If your orientation/sexuality is not in accordance with your "functionality", there is a prima facie case of dysiorder is there not? Superleo:Read it again and then study more widely - not just Pink News !TV |
Superleo:Firstly, animals are instinct driven, they do not possess higher consciousness like humans Secondly, what is described as homosexual behaviour in animals rarely includes sex. Even in animals, SSA is an oddity Thirdly, nothing animals do mirrors the homosexual lifestyle adopted by a small minority of humans Lastly, try reading the link you posted TV |
Morning SS, Scaredsilent:Her testimony is one among many and for a Christian with SSA I would counsel they read up more on this - if onlt to be fully informed and be considered in the choice they evedntually make. Again, I absolutely believe that God is able to heal fully - i.e. lead previously gay men into wholesome relationships with women. Scaredsilent:And you are absolutely right to do so. Whatever the genesis of the issue, don't deny it. Your decision is what will you do about it. Here again, testimonies abound. There are those who believe to healing, those who are content to live a celibate life, and of course those who embrace the homosexual lifestyle whole heartedly. Be that with a rejecting of the scripture, or an attempt to re-interpret them as approving of same-sex relationships in order to affirm their Christianity. Scaredsilent:I don't believe anyone has denied it's existence. The reasons, occurence, scope and morality are what is being discussed. It may not be choice akin to flicking a switch - although it is for some - it is certainly a choice to act on the attraction. Further, for many it will be a series of experiences that lead to that point. I sympathise with any living with SSA - especially those who are seeking God. I don't believe those who experience or even act on such should be criminalised or discriminated against. I don't believe we should normalise it and embed it into the culture. May God be with you. Journey well. TV |
Scaredsilent:To be clear when I say that I don't question the "authenticity" of "gay love", I am not endorsing it, I am merely saying I am not questioning the reality or intensity of what they claim to feel. Biblically it is wrong and no amount of scripture twisting can change that. I only joined this thread to post rejoinders to the "homosexuality is congenital" falsehood and the "biblically we've misread the scriptures" lie. And the other one you introduced; anal sex was wrong then, but advances in science and technology make it right now ! Altogether you've been upfront and civil, and alluded to belief in God, so I'll say this;If you truly believe in The God of our Lord Jesus Christ, go to Him just as you are. Don't bother to justify or explain or demand. Just go as a sinner - like we all must - and cast your cares and burden on Him. He'll lead you aright. There may be trials and tribulations, but if you trust in Him, you'll get there. Perhaps see if you can find the original article discussed here; http://www.dennyburk.com/its-okay-to-fight-against-homosexuality/ Best TV |
Scaredsilent:I am designed to be attracted to ladies - as are all men - anything else is dysfunction. Some men get hard-ons when they see the fleshy buttocks of a horse, so what? Scaredsilent:Any two people of any sex can lie together, that doesn't make it right does it? Functionally or morally. Men lie with beasts, or get erections when looking at animals. Are you pleading "I feel, therefore it's right/normal"? Scaredsilent:So, because people can sexually gratify themselves in various ways, all the ways are natural and moral, healthy and good? You still ahven;t told us how anal sex in this age is different - i.e. healthier and in no way more harmful than vaginal sex - and hence permissable! Scaredsilent:Only to yourself and only in your own mind. Scaredsilent:So that means that babies are born sexually aware? Ot that response to stimuli means that the stimuli is a good thing. Or that teenagers who express same-sex feelings are going to become adult homosexuals? Scaredsilent:So you admit homosexuality is an imperfection? End of. My only point has been their acts are dysfunctional and their unions not being marriage. Please don't wear yourself out trying to justify your acts to me. I've heard it all before, same old strained self-justification and willingness to miss-interpret, butcher, twist, warp and pervert everything to do so. TV |
Scaredsilent:Sex is first and foremost about procreation. It's enjoyable & desirous in order to to encourage us to activeley pursue and get on with it. And as for the marriage you mentioned, it's primary purpose is as a vehicle for having and raising children Scaredsilent:Because some people are criminals, ergo homosexuality is a good thing/should be acceptable?. Homosexuals, always discuss things from a sexcentric point of view. Justify it first and then argue backwards. Scaredsilent:Haha...that old chestnut. The above merely notes a number of other sins not previously noted. Their main one was SODOMY. Noted in several places and clear from the narrative. Scaredsilent:I have not questioned the authenticit of homosexual love, or the methods they use to please each other. Neither have I called for them or their acts to be criminalised; my point? Homosexuality is biblically a sin and two people of the same sex cannot marry. Scaredsilent:I wonder what the public would consider good if "heterosexuality" i.e. normality were considered bad? How does one respond to such a straw man? As for living my life sexless - I was prepared to do so in lieu of finding a woman I considered worthy to be my wife, and did - pretty painlessly I might add - before I located her. Thank God Scaredsilent:As above Scaredsilent:Adults are rarely fully formed before 24 years of age so raging hormones - especially in an age where their are so many influences and so much pressure, is probably not the best guide. Scaredsilent:No, they should accept him, but not how he chooses to express his sexuality - and I fully understand and am sympathetic that it may not be as a result of anything he himself may have initiated. Scaredsilent:Perhaps true in part, but one of the things that characterises gay relationships is their having numerous anonymous and cursory affairs - even in countries where it is fully accepted. The scenario painted was gay through and through, and not particularly due to his environment. It is practiced openly where I live - gays love anonymous furtive sex, and don;t really subscribe to the notion of monogamy. Scaredsilent:As ever homosexuals always over-reach in they desperation to rationalise their ways Scaredsilent:There is only "opposite sex" marriage. Not desiring it is no sin, practicing sodomy/homosexuality is. TV |
Scaredsilent:I was born functionally intact and the sexual maturation process happened as it was supposed to. Hence I am a man attracted to women. I was designed to like girls, no malfunction. That's how men are fashioned, and vice-versa for women Scaredsilent:It's a behaviour to choose to lie with her - nature doesn't determine that Scaredsilent:Let me not encourage you in your confusion by dignifying this perverseness with a response Scaredsilent:Are you awarding yourself smileys for wittiness or intelligence - I personally detect neither. Others may sha, look to them. Scaredsilent:And impairment/malfunction may occur anywhere before sexual maturity. Your point? Scaredsilent:No God does not make errors - unlike some I don't worship a god who makes mistakes !The effects of the fall are physically manifest and some are multiplied and re-enforced by sinful human behaviour TV |
Scaredsilent:What about it? Scaredsilent:Apart from the obvious difference between moral laws and dietary laws, or holiness and health & safety , has sodomy advanced to the level of procreation? Or to obviate the myriad physical and psychological ills that are associated with it? Eating swine can be unhealthy, sodomy is unholy,Scaredsilent:It did dude; from the same Romans you posted below; Romans 1: 26 For this reason God gave them up to vile passions. For even their women exchanged the natural use for what is against nature. What is it that women were doing against nature, and with one another? Scaredsilent:Nope, still unholy and unnatural! Scaredsilent:So it's ok now because anal sex is safe !Scaredsilent:So promiscuous anal sex with random partners is wrong? Pray tell, what was the man in the OP doing !Scaredsilent:The fact that The Lord did not explicitly condemn homosexuality is neither here, nor there - there were lots of ills/sins He did not outright condemn. Slavery for example. What He did do, was point to the union between male and female as the biblically mandated one. Whether a eunuch has no desire for women or no ability to be with them, that is in no way an endorsement of sodomy. Your post is shot through with error, riddled through with inconsistencies and smacks of strained justification. Biblically, physical homosexual relationships are a sin. Reject the bible if you will, don't willfully butcher it to justify your desires. Danke! TV |
What happened to the person in OP is simply wrong - neither do I agree with the criminalising homosexual behaviour. Having said that your post is riddled with error and gay propaganda. BornSad:Damn right it's a behaviour, but not genetically determined. It's a practice and a choice. Nobody is born gay. BornSad:Babies are not sexual, so please stop spewing that falsehood. What babies are are functionally configured as male or female. Physically templated to be sexually compatible with the opposite sex after the maturation process. They are not really sexual beings until puberty and they are not even heterosexual as such - there is really no need for the word hetersosexual as it only serves as a distinctive to the abnormality of homosexuality - they are "normal". BornSad:What God creates is perfect - even if homosexuality were "natural" it would be a coding error, like any other disease. And it is usually as a result of interruption or impairment of the normal maturation process. Decent advice has been offered. Funny no one addressed the almost incontinent sexual behaviour that characterises gay relationships as noted in baby124' post. TV |
...really enjoyed the ensuing convo here, and especially liked hearing how there are others who understand what the church - or should that be who? - really is. I also eschew denominationalism and find it hard to become a "member" of a church. I hear those who talk about the importance of fellowship, however, like others, I prefer the scraps of true fellowship and sharing (including here on NL) to the gross error and bad practices in most of the churches to hand. There are the unchurched, the churched and the true church - "The Lord knows those who are His" Now to Frozzie ![]() frosbel:First, grammatically you can't have more than 1 sole reason !Secondly, people come to God for many - often misguided - reasons; healing, comfort, provision - but that's where God isn't like us. I believe even those will have the fact that we should ultimately come to God in Christ Jesus just because He is, presented to them. What they choose to do thereafter is up to them - the cross of faith or the comfort of religion? Thirdly, as mentioned, I came to Christ and had all my initial growth in what I now consider to be the corrupt institutional church. Does that mean God did not have me? Or that I wasn't His or seeking Him? No, I did everything I was told and went to God every day and said, I know what this MOG says, what that MOG does, but please show me Your way. Ultimately when was strong enough God asked the question are you seeking me or what religion has to offer? I made my choice - by His grace I am His. Your finger-pointing in this regard is of little merit. God knows those who serve/seek Him and He will judge accordingly. Even as I believe that whilst in the throes of religion I was still Gods own, so are those in whatever denomination, sect - or without any denomination sect - that are truly seeking Him. The real question is are you? frosbel:And there are those who avoid sin to escape hell; so what, they too will be clearly shown. "He will be found righteous when He judges and just when He speaks" frosbel:Nothing, and even the gentiles do such. frosbel:Leave them, those who seek Him will find Him - now who is this Bart you follow - is it the son of Homer !TV |
Surely the scandals emanating out of the church are the fruit of what has been planted? Intellectually there are all sorts of things wrong with the supposition as quoted, and spiritually it reeks of a lack of discernment ."By their fruits you shall know them" - As a good tree cannot bring forth bad fruit, a good seed cannot produce a bad tree. You write a letter criticising the scandals and then bury (excuse the pun), the most obvious reason for them? I write to you as a Christian who is saddened by the series of troubling news emanating from your church, Christ Embassy. I am worried that the seeds you have planted in us through your teachings may no longer germinate as a result of the numerous scandals coming out of the church.TV |
What is this foul-smelling hot mess early on a Saturday morning A tipper load of bovine scatology to ruin the weekend ! Thank God TV01 NL' Foremost marriage advocate and defender of delightful matrimony is at hand - it must be sanitation day !tobechi20:"Good" husbands are scarce, and thinking like this is not helping the situation. Best prepare and start early for your matrimonial adventure tobechi20:Nope, but long-term, the thoughts of the vast majority will turn to marriage - and indeed, society flourishes best that way. As above! tobechi20:Nope, it's not a crime, it's a societal ill, and rightly stigmatised, it has no benefits over child-rearing in wedlock and has a cost to society. tobechi20:Another societal ill, which should be avoided, and would be vastly reduced if my earlier advice were taken and applied. tobechi20:There could be changes in approach that would improve things, but overall the emphasis on marriage is the right one. tobechi20:Be as that may be, don't attack marriage, work to better prepare people for it tobechi20:Anyone who cares about their family or friends will be concerned about their marital prospects and outlook when they are of age. tobechi20:Inverted logic - which characterises this whole post - does refusal to abort cause single mothers? tobechi20:Should divorce be lauded? Encouraged?? Celebrated Or even considered a good thing. Did you put any thought into thistobechi20:Every one is responsible for their own choice - no one is forced to marry. And manipulation would all but disappear if my advice above is taken tobechi20:Are single women forced to get pregnant? Are they best advised to have children without the presence of a committed father. Single mothers pursue marriage hard because of the burden of raising children alone, not the other way round. Honestly? tobechi20:Very few women are cut out for long-term spinsterhood or men for bachelorhood. It's absolutely right that she is prepared and encouraged to marry. tobechi20:If they are correctly prepared and don't do it for selfish reasons, divorce will be rare. Teach them to do it properly not reject whats best for them and society. tobechi20:Yes, it's a mans world - and nothing is changing anytime soon. Despite the best efforts of purveyors of neo-ideologies. And why? Not least 'cos women want it that way !Now please take this losers charter, this attack on the family, this outrage against society and shove it. It's foul and smellier than a 2buff stanky kitty-kat thread !Are you married ? And if not, why not, don't you realise there's a best window of opportunity? that good spouses are scarce? That it's best to commit as soon as you are ready and have your children in wedlock? That all the best reception halls are booked until 2020? that good caterers are scarce, that quality aso ebi, decent fuji bands and chauffeured limosines are becoming more expensive by the day, that... !TV |
crackhaus:Cheers Crackhaus...it's not like I haven't spelt it out for her - repeatedly! Obsfucation is the ploy here ! Or perhaps CFW is just confirming some dep-seated suspicions I have !Informed consent and coercion are the basal points for determining if rape has been commited. As women are as able - and if anything more likely - to do this than men, they also should be charged with rape. Always tring to make it sound like rape is about men using overwhelming force and brutality to have sex with women is a straw-woman ![]() Further, when it comes to the marital setting, I want the state and interfering busy-bodies - especially those who cannot grasp marriage themselves - to butt right out. And if we are discussing sexual dysfunction/misdemeanours within marriage, we should consider that as sex is both an obligation and a right, therefore, witholding sex should be considered as seriously as coercing it. Ergo, "marital rape", whilst used to characterise men as brutes is something women are more guilty of. QED !TV ...interefing misandrist busybodies...usually 'cos they can't get quality men of their own - http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/law-and-order/11244275/New-domestic-violence-law-will-outlaw-coercive-control.html ! |
carefreewannabe:That is the legal definition. Rape is essentially a crime only men can really commit (I've noted the exception previously) My thoughts with particular regard to the marital situation is they should just butt out. If there is non-violent coercion stay-out. That's purely a domestic issue. If there is real violence or physical assault involved, it could be treated as assault/GBH. I stand to be corrected here, but I haven't heard anything plausible to the contrary. If there is insistence on getting involved in marital sexual affairs, it should be expanded to ensure unwarranted sexual neglect or refusal is incorporated and not weighted or worded so that only husbands are culpable or criminalised. And I'd also like to see the term "rape" removed. Probably re-named as "marital sexual....". carefreewannabe:As above carefreewannabe:As above carefreewannabe:Women can coerce, intimidate or even force men onto sex. But as it is always the man who penetrates, she can never be charged with rape. Men can also have sex without informed consent - and that is the base point for determining rape - that or coercion - not force. In fact, mens biology makes them even more prone to having sex against what their will, or what they know to be in their best interest ! carefreewannabe:Do the biological differences preclude women coercing, intimidating or forcing men into sex? I think not, hence any law should be equalised. carefreewannabe:As above, and in my initial response carefreewannabe:As above, and in my initial response carefreewannabe:My preference is that the law keep out altogether - and certainly not weigh in just to criminalise men. And in a marital union, spouses have to sleep with each other - ATBE. It's conjugal, co1tus is embedded in the union. Without the conjugal aspect, it's not actually a marriage. carefreewannabe:He shouldn't deny her as I've stated above. If her visage causes an equipment malfunction, she should go to the gym, not the courthouse !carefreewannabe:Not sure what people "pay money and go to jail for" In all I see this more about characterising husbands as violent and brutal, when I know and can personally testify of the burden carried and sacrifice made by husbands for their wives and children everyday. It's also a slur on marriage, belittling what is still the safest form of relationship for women. TV |
BlackBaron:Murky waters. I don't advise any man swim in them. I will say this much; 1. She's a thief and should be charged accordingly .2. I can't speak conclusively on your conjecture about her motives, but if she had claimed rape - in the West - you would have undergone a very bad experience - even if you got off. And nothing would have happened to her - even if you could prove her allegations were baseless or even malicious. 3. You made yourselves vulnerable for no reason - I hope you learned a valuable lesson. TV |
Carefreewannabe, you have not answered any of the questions I posed and neither have you demonstrated that you understand the prevailing thinking on this issue; 1. The legal definition of rape incorporates a penetrative aspect. A woman cannot be solely charged with raping a man in the UK. As to use of an object, that will be charged as "sexual assault" at best, or possibly using common assault/GBH laws. 2. Marital rape itself is a misnomer, as only a husband can rape his wife, not vice-versa. Ergo, it's a fake, seemingly neutral categorisation that can only be used against men. No woman who coerces her husband into sex or uses sex to coerce her husband to do something will ever be charged with rape - anywhere - you yourself said that much. That is not equal or responsible. Marital rape curtails a husbands freedom relative to his wife'. 3. We don't even have to touch on force, or drugging, as I'm not arguing those to start. Although, I am yet to hear a good reason why a husband that does use force should not be charged with GBH or using assault laws. 4. In any event, the contention around rape the West - US, UK and the others are moving that way if not already there - typically pivots on informed consent/coercion and it is not brought against women. Hence my using the illustration of the Ched Evans case. 5. And if a wife refuses her husband sex for no good reason - no he shouldn't force her - but it should be a chargeable offence. He has a right to sex with her and she does not have the right to deny him for purely capricious reasons. It's implicit and underpins the the conjugal union. TV carefreewannabe: |
crackhaus:...'sup Cracky? Nor mind dem. If a man coerces his wife - he's a rapist If a wife coerces her husband - shes' sharp girl Equality, freedon and responsibility as defined !TV |
coogar:I actually meant in terms of being a playa and triggering attration responses in women. It's so ridiculously easy if you know how. Such men can enjoy a wonderful variety of sexual partners, without getting married, and at relatively low risk compared to marriage. coogar:Here I meant in regulating the kind of women you allow into your orbit. If high quality/status men refused to engage the wrong sort of women, they'd have to shape up. All women typically desire the top 20 -30 % of men. coogar:Ultimately we stand or fall together. This cannot continue or society will not remain as we have known it. TV |
carefreewannabe:These responses suggest you are not conversant with the laws or prevailing thought in the West. You really should read up. carefreewannabe:Ladies first ! You are trumpeting marital rape, tell us what it is as distinct - unless it's exactly the same - from other forms. And if it's the same, my position remains unchanged based on what has been posted here. And further, I'd refer you to my response immediatley above.carefreewannabe:Legally he cannot be raped by his wife, as it's deemed a penetrative act. There is no statute that covers it in the UK. He will only be deemed to have been raped if his wife assusts another man to forcefully penetrate him carefreewannabe:And this is not recognised by the laws covering rape And the word rape is loaded and heavily politicised carefreewannabe:You haven't shown good reason for that within marriage carefreewannabe:Legally it is carefreewannabe:Yes, I disagree. If a wife coerces or intimadates her husband to sleep with her, has she raped him? carefreewannabe:A wife has already consented to sex with her husband. Marriage is conjugal and sex is obligatory. What you talk of is something I am not familiar with !And that is why I say that the term rape is loaded and politicised. It needs to be expanded to capture sexual crimes of the wife against the husband. By deeming it solely penetrative and only a matter of consent or deemed to be coercive when its the woman, the laws here are simply bad. carefreewannabe:So you don't understand what marriage is and you are not for equality !carefreewannabe:Straw-woman (I am for equality ) - sex is implicit in marriage, murder isn'tcarefreewannabe:Only the wife can accuse her husband of rape. And what is considered rape is contrary to some historically practiced, widely prevailing and accepted forms of marriage carefreewannabe:That doesn't mean a husband should be arbitrarily criminalised for the act of having intercourse with his lawfully wedded spouse does it? TV |
LordReed:...will an answer to the question be forthcoming? Or are you waiting for consent !TV |
coogar:Long-term men, women and children will suffer the fallout. Yes, individual men may play smart, forsake marriage and just live life. Afterall sex, which was a major dividend for men in marriage, has effectively been divorced from it. A man who appreciates the male-female dynamic and moreso is at least solvent, will have a field day. The only snag would be if he wants children and the best long-term outcome for them. But that's from a selfish individual perspective. Long term society will come close to collapse. Men built it, men have to take responsibility for turning the tide and retrieving the situation. Setting high standards for ourselves as men, husbands and fathers and demanding high value from women is the way to go. TV **after clearing all the hurdles to getting married and then taking on the huge burden that comes with it, why do men need a busy-body state, or interfering - typically unmarried - types, adjudicating on the intimacy between them and their wives; and with nebulous crap about consent !** |
coogar:Societal flourishing demands it. Civilisation as we know it cannot persist without it. I am fully aware of it's low value proposition for men in the West - especially from a legal standpoint - but all told, society works best with men and women harnessing the complimentary natures to raise healthy families. You can literally opt out of the current value-proposition and create your own. You just need to find a woman that shares your worldview or at least gets it and buys into it. Long-term it's nest for her too. More widely, a society requires a bithrate of around 2.2 to regenerate itself. Almost all Western societies are unable to meet this as they retreated from first religion and then marriage. Hence the need for massive immigration. With no way of importing like for like - as they are all suffering the same problem - they have to allow in cultures and religions that clash. Long-term unworkable. Or do you think yesterdays attacks were not clearly forseeable? Even Nigeria with all it's problems would make much headway if we had good solid nuclear families. How many of the current generation can hold decent unions together? Faith & family TV |
LordReed:More of the same. No one said thay became one body. Otherwise where is the sex !If a man demands sex with his wife and she doesn't want it, but he insists as it's an express part of marriage, so she agrees against her feelings has he raped her? Should he be charged? Noting that legally, there was not informed consent (or it was coerced), the basis for rape. TV |
vivalableue:In marriage, consent is one side of the coin; the other is that a spouse has a right to conjugal relations and you have understood and accepted that right by marrying them. Of course one expects ones spouse to be receptive/consent to intimacy, but there is also a right to it. vivalableue:I found it hard to pin down what is being outlined here. "Openess" sounds somewhat abstract. Practically I understand that spouses need to discuss and agree and often compromise. I also see why "legally", one spouse acting unilaterally would be grunds for a separation. vivalableue:Most religious and cultural forms of marriage were sealed and validated by consumation. vivalableue:And part of the issue is the fluidity of consent and the different way sex happens for men and women As far as I know women cannot be charged with raping men unless they do so as an accomplice of another man. It's penetrative as defined And this without alluding to holy matrimony as I know and practice it. Here a spouses body literally belongs to the other. Conjugal relations are implied and a right. As you yourself noted, consent can be retracted during the act, the law saws if consent is not informed and explicit, it's not consent. This leaves the door open to criminale men in their homes - even against the wishes of their wives. And I am in no way championing violence or the use of force I also see it as a slur on marriage, which is actually safest for women. People are free to pursue the rape epidemic, I continue to defend marriage. TV |
coogar:And leave one mans career in tatters and unfairly denied the chance to pursue his livelihood? coogar:She could equally have taken the drugs alone (before she even met the guys) or consensually with them. Someone who had partied and gotten high through the night, vomited inthe street and urinated in a shop doorway? And non of that means she was raped, just that it's damn murky out there! coogar:It's not thin mate, it's arbitrary - totally arbitrary. I shake my head at such guys,; you's be mad to even engage such. coogar:Please post, I need to see it, in for a laugh, in for a dozen ! I bet habitual breast-gazers are in trouble !TV |
...my head this morning. This made me laugh! There is so much meat here, a veritable feast; - Champions of polygamy, this is your cue - Hungry (along, with the bitter, time-bound etc.) single women, your input is required - Single men on the make, what do you have to say, please share your rejection experiences, too short, "ball head", no money, no car !- Femnivores, come and chip in, how are women making themselves unmarriageable - Feministas, please explain why this is only sorry-arse sisters as marriage is not by fire-or-force, or do-or-die. You don't even need a man ![]() - Smug married ladies, a few teaspoons of haughtiness will help this brew taste better Please don't delay. I'm on furlough today ! NL parry !TV |
LordReed:And if marriage is about agreement and mutuality as you've outlined, having entered the agreement - which is conjugal and implies co1tus - can one party now unilaterally decide to renege on the agreement? Individual identities have agreed to merge and seperate wills too mesh. If a man freely refuses to make provision for his wife - when he is able to do so and she has need - he can be charged with spousal neglect. Much talk of free wills is at best odd, when they freely enter into the union. Again, I'm not buying into this "marital rape" is endemic ish. And I'm not swayed by inchoate definitions of what constitutes rape or marriage. TV |
vivalableue:Surely we just have to define what rape is and then decide if it applies exactly the same in and out of wedlock? vivalableue:If the oneness doesn't mean implicit consent to intercourse - why can marriages be nullified in the event of non-consumation? In addition to a clear definition of what constitutes rape, you need a working proposition of what a marriage is. I for one would be interested to hear what this "oneness" actually entails? Or how being in "one accord" in a conjugal relationship does not implicitly and explicitly demand coital relationships vivalableue:You have not defined rape, and your definition of marriage is not one that I am aware is pracrtised anywhere? So you have a plausible sounding conclusion without a premise. And no one is arguing against individual instances of "giving leave to one another", or endorsing violence. TV |
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