Why is it forbidden to have sex with your boyfriend or girlfriend??

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   Chizey093posted 10 years ago

   Why is it forbidden to have sex with your boyfriend or girlfriend??

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   FatFreddysCatposted 10 years ago

   Where do you live that it's "forbidden?" Wherevet it is, you have my sympathies.

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      Mahfoudh Muhammedposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      We don't need them, thank you.

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      gmwilliamsposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Why this question?  Are we are Puritan times or in the liberated 21st century?  My sociology professor stated that humankind are ruled by the dead.

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   Alen Ostovicposted 10 years ago

   You can have sex with your boyfriend or girlfriend, as long as you're in a relationship, I normally don't really care about one night stands but I'm not judging, been there, done that, felt stupid..
   
   There is no one in this world that can forbid you not to have sex, what you do in your home, on your bed is not anyone's business, the religion doesn't matter or the laws of the state, the only thing that matter is that it's your right to do whatever you want under your sheets. I live in a conservative place aswell and noone has been able to stop me from doing whatever the f*ck I want to do in my own house.. So don't listen to that psycho (you can recognize him) cause people who believe that something can be scientifically proven and yet believe there is hell are idiots and you shouldn't listen to them. If there is a law that forbids sleeping with your girlfriend or boyfriend, then I'd say f*ck it, break the law, who gives a s*it, the sex police probably wouldn't catch you bumping uglies with the missus anyway..

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      gmwilliamsposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      THANK YOU.   DO as YOU WISH as long you do not hurt anyone!  This is the 21st century, not Puritan times!

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      Alen Ostovicposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      No! Thank YOU

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      Mahfoudh Muhammedposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      If defending the truth makes me a psycho, than I'm way more than that, thank you.

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      Alen Ostovicposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      No, not because defending the truth, cause you don't know what the truth is, you believe it to be true, which is entirely different. While I respect all forms of belief I don't appreciate forcing other people to believe the same thing to be true.

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      Mahfoudh Muhammedposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Alen, do whatever you want with your life. No one can force you do anything you don't want. I had an opinion to share, not to force, which I believe is right, just like you do. So, I can't see any reason for you to blame me here.

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      Alen Ostovicposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      You're right, I apologize, it just gets to me when someone's using "Hell" to strike fear into someone so that they abide to the "rules"

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      Mahfoudh Muhammedposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Don't worry about it.

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   gmwilliamsposted 10 years ago

   
   
   Well, it is solely dependent upon which morality one subscribes to.  There are people because of strong religious convictions believe that premarital sex is sinful.  They strongly assert that sex should be relegated to marriage.  A subset of them believe that even in marriage, the main purpose of sex is procreation and any type of sex outside of procreative or generative purposes is unnatural, hence immoral and sinful.
   
   There are those who believe that sex should be in the context of a committed relationship which will ultimately result in marriage.  They maintain that sex should be a serious matter. They feel that non-committal sex is frivilous and is disrespectful to the meaning and purpose of sex.  They will not have sex unless they are engaged or similiarly committed. 
   
   Then there are people who do not believe that sex should be forbidden between and/or among consenting adults.  They believe that sex is a beautiful, natural function which should never be restricted.  They furthermore believe that such prohibitions and restrictions are totally atavistic in nature and were appropriate to an era where there was not sophisticated and advanced contraception.  They contend such prohibitive and restrictive sexual morality is stifling to their sexual exploration and development.  They maintain that the old, atavistic morality has no place in the 21st century where there is advanced contraceptive technologies.

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      Alen Ostovicposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Your words are like a song to my ... .. eyes? and I completely agree with everything you said, I wish I had more patience when it comes to these type of subjects, my nerves are reacting quicker though

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   tsadjatkoposted 10 years ago

   
   
   If you really are from Zambia I wonder why you would ask this question. Zambia is experiencing a generalized HIV/AIDS epidemic, with a national HIV prevalence rate of 17 percent among adults ages 15 to 49. Perhaps in Zambia they forbid premarital sex for that reason? Which I'd say is a pretty good reason alone in Zambia. Venereal diseases and HIV would not spread so fast and far if people were more responsible about having sex before making a commitment in marriage of course married or not, it makes no difference if you have no respect for marital fidelity and the vows of marriage.
   
   A boy friend or girl friend is just that, a friend and shouldn't be a sex partner unless you believe it is OK to have sex with your friends. Most people have many boyfriends or girlfriends before committing to anyone. Even the “safest” sex can result in unintended pregnancies—birth control works only most of the time. This can lead to the tragic decision to end the unborn child’s life through abortion, something a woman will carry for the rest of her life.
   
   While there are many documented risks associated with premarital intercourse, research has proven that sex within a marriage has tremendous benefits.
   
   One is a decreased likelihood of divorce. For example, a 2010 study based on 2,035 married individuals by the American Psychological Association’s Journal of Family Psychology showed couples who wait experience happier marriages, The Globe and Mail reported.
   
   “A statistical analysis of participants showed that couples who wait…enjoy significantly more benefits than those who had sex earlier: relationship stability was rated 22 per cent higher; relationship satisfaction was rated 20 per cent higher; sexual quality of the relationship was rated 15 per cent better and communication was rated 12 per cent better.”
   
   A healthy, happy marital relationship produces similar relationships in the lives of children who come from them. In short, happy couples produce happy children.
   
   So there you go, I can't find anything in support of premarital sex that overrides the benefits of abstaining from it and if you have a boy friend or girlfriend because you are seeking a marriage partner you'd best settle on someone you would love even if sex were not a possibility with that partner rather than have sex simply because it is possible. Seeking immediate gratification can lead to a life time of regret but exercising restraint could be the most self centered and considerate thing you could do.

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      Mahfoudh Muhammedposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Well said, man. You're on the right path. Have a great life.

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      abt79posted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Good job sir

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   dashingscorpioposted 10 years ago

   Life is a personal journey.
   You get to decide what your moral compass is as long as you are not breaking the laws of your government. Some people engage in pre-marital sex and others do not. The goal is always to find someone who (naturally agrees) with you and wants the same thing for the relationship as you do. You are responsible for your own happiness!

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   Jewelsposted 10 years ago

   It's not forbidden.  Go for it and enjoy every moment.

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   fpherj48posted 9 years ago

   Chizey.....No disrespect intended, but.......seriously, this is a "nonsense" question.  It also lacks a substantial amount of information in order that you might yield helpful, intelligent responses.
   For instance.....Where do you live?  How old are you?  Do you adhere to a particular Religion?  Is this relationship casual or long term.......temporary or have you intentions to marry?
   
   The reality is there are too many reasons, in most cases, to NOT have sex, and little time to list them.  If you don't KNOW the reasons to have or not have sex......I would suggest you are TOO YOUNG to be concerned with it....or desperately need sex education.  Use your brain, Chizey.....not other parts of your body.
   
   Because you have asked "Why" sex is forbidden with a "friend".....should we assume your religion, culture (or perhaps your parents) established this rule?   Simple:  what's most important to you?  Religion, culture, obedience to your parents....or sex?  Are you prepared for repercussions of rejecting what is asked of you?
   
   If this is the case...that you are forbidden......what difference does it make WHY it's forbidden?   It seems to be a simple matter for YOU to decide to heed or reject this...and thereafter, live with your own decision.
   
   If in fact you are very young......or your relationship is casual and temporary......I'm going to assume 90% of sane, moral adults will advise you to refrain from sex ....until and unless you are older, more mature and involved in a meaningful, committed relationship. 
   There is one thing I can promise you without hesitation, Chizey.  Abstaining will not kill you.  STD's, psychological issues and...oh yes, BABIES, before you are ready.....just might KILL you!

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