My beliefs about sex: as long as it's consentual you have no right to stop it from happening. Some people would disagree, and those people need to get laid.
OK, guess I should have phrased that a little better. As long as it's consentual and with someone who's at least in their late teens, it's alright to have sex.
B) "Your argument also assumes that sex is best enjoyed outside of marriage"- No it doesn't. It implies that you're not letting yourself do something fun for possibly ever for no reason. Sex is neither better or worse inside or outside of marriage (or at least there's minimal difference), it mostly depends on who you're doing it with and how good at it they are
I grew up on a diet of Japanese games where friendship speeches are prominent and the romance side-plots are all about star-gazing. You can probably already see where this is going.
There's a lot of personal stuff I don't want to go in to that have also helped formulate my beliefs, but I really do think that sex should only be for relationships. Not marriage, but it should be between two people that have strong feelings for each other. Not saying that it should all be about love, by all means, enjoy yourselves, but as it stands, my two cents on this subject are those already mentioned.
I'm 15, British, and yet to have sex. Maybe my attitude will change when I've lost my virginity, but I'm in no hurry whatsoever. I don't think it will though, as I perceive sex solely for pleasure to be a very hollow thing, but hey, whatever floats your boat. I won't preach.
I was told to keep my "special purpose" (yes it was called that, leave me alone) to myself until I found a girl I truly loved. I recently lost a Friend - with - benefits so looks like it's back to that again.
I've learned about from sex by myself, from parents, from porn, from friends, from girlfriends, from one-night stands, from literature, everywhere... Quite seamlessly and without any problems.
I'm 28 and still a virgin. I believe in waiting for marriage.
(My beliefs are my beliefs, and you can do what you want. In everything that I believe is wrong and you may not, I say this: if you're not hurting anyone, then any problems that may exist are between you and God, and it's not my concern, because there's really no way I could stop you from doing what you want to do.)
Also, I believe sex is highly over-rated. It's all about endorphins in your brain, and you can get those other ways, too.
While I have nothing against you for waiting till you're married, I think you're a fool for saying it's highly over-rated, since you've never had it, you actually have no idea.
I think personally sex is great, and as long as it's consensual between two parties of legal consenting age then I don't think it's that big of a deal to be honest. I lost my virginity at 16 and I think I turned out alright.
How many people in the world think there's something wrong with them? Not too many. How many people in the world is there something wrong with? A whole lot more. That means there's a whole lot of people who have something wrong with them and think they're alright, so thinking you're alright isn't a good test to tell whether you actually are alright.
Again, not saying you've actually got a problem. Just pointing out a logical fallacy.
As for being over-rated, I know the science behind it. Just like never hitting a tree with a car, never skydiving, never being on the moon, I know how it works.
Why is sex enjoyable? Because our brains tell us so. Why do our brains say so? Because having sex releases endorphins into your brain, causing pleasure. Is sex the only way to release those endorphins? No.
I think sex is simply the easiest way to release those endorphins, and that's why there are so many people who do it.
I mean, "Stick pole in hole and rub it around..." There's very few ways to get that wrong.
Sex is something people should be more willing to talk openly about. One of my best friends and confidantes is so because, among many other reasons, she's a lesbian who's not afraid to talk openly about sex and relationships. She's therefore in a position to offer advice about women from both sides of a relationship with women, as well as offer... certain insights.
That's more my view of society, though, so... sex. Well, it's a natural part of being human, so I don't see why there should be any sort of stigma placed on when/if people choose to engage in it. I leave it entirely up to the two (or more) people involved what they do with their own bodies. If they want to save it until marriage, great. If they want sex on the first date, fantastic. Sex isn't something that people should get too worked up about in society.
Honestly, I think sex should be much more casual than it is today, and that safe sex should be the center of education rather than abstinence. The majority of students will still have sex one way or the other, and if they werent really taught about safe sex then they may end up 16 and pregnant. Also with sex as such a taboo many people look at this great interaction between two people where most of the time both parties end up having a great time, being reserved on for married or people in "love" yet what defines love and whose to say who is and isn't in love. If sex were much less taboo then casual sex would be almost normal and there would prolly be a lot less high strung kids, and a lot more people open with their bodies. Many people may say, "Oh what about STD's?" Well hence why safe sex should be taught. Granted this is just my opinion and I can see why so many people can't look at sex like it should be casual, but in short I say Casual Sex.
Well there is different kinds of sex: making love, having sex and fucking. Fucking is the dirty, raw, rough, animalistic with no emotional or romantic connotations. Having Sex is where there is a little bit of emotion or romance, and making love is very passionate romantic and highly emotional intimate connection.
My own history with it was fucked up to say the least. I don't want to get into details but it formed my perverted sense of sex.
Many people have different views regarding sex.
Some say, that you shouldn't do it with someone you don't love.
Some say, that you shouldn't do it before marriage.
Some say, that you shouldn't do it with the same gender.
Some say, that you shouldn't do it with protection.
etc.
Sex, in all forms (excluding sick shit like necrophilia, bestiality and paedophilia), shouldn't be frowned upon.
What I believe is right:
- Sex outside of marriage
- Homosexuality
- If someone is single, they should be able to "screw around" all they want, with whomever they want (as long as it's agreed upon by both "parties")
- Prostitution should be legal, as long as the prostitute is doing it as a choice, not by force
I learnt about sex mostly from TV and of course, from experience.
Amongst my friends, I'm regarded as a kinky psycho, because I love
anal sex.
They usually present "theories" to me, that I'm 25% gay because I love
anal sex.
P.S.
I'm not turned on by "receiving". I'm straight, but even though I like anal sex, doesn't mean that I want to "get it".
1. Reproduction, obviously
2. Pleasure. Much more obviously.
3. Emotional bonding, apparently not-so-obviously.
Not many people seem to even think about how sex continuously with one partner makes that person THAT MUCH MORE IMPORTANT to your emotional well-being. For good and bad.
EDIT: What I know comes from experience, both personal and witnessing the lives of people I know. It's a sad story, but that's neither here nor there. I don't like how casually sex is portrayed on TV.
I'm gonna be straight with you. There is a chance that you will not find your "soul mate" and you will not live forever and you are not getting any younger. With that said, Sex is fun. Have fun. Repeatedly, in as many places as possible. Just don't forget to bring a raincoat. All of this other crap about morality and whatnot just complicates shit. As long as your out of your mother's house and your smart about it I wouldn't care if you decided to screw a Christmas ham while juggling hamsters. It's your genitals and nobody has the right to tell you where, who, what, or when you should stick your penis in or grind your vagina on.
As to how I have come to this conclusion. Just life experiences.
As much as i hate to say that I'm "old-fashioned" (on a site where liberalism is more prevalent), I believe that sex, due to its ability of continuing our species and its intimate nature, is something that shouldn't be taken lightly. To me, it's the bonding of two people with an intense emotional bond through a manner created by biology, and given meaning by love. I believe that sex should happen between people who intend to stay together to help and protect each other for a long time.
To me, it's being together in mutual vulnerablility and tenderness.
If you disagree, then that's cool; we all have different values and points of view, which I respect and praise.
I think that might be it... Thankyou. Yes, natural fallacy didn't seem to fit. Appeal to nature, that's it. Why is it being natural automatically a free pass? My position on sex is unchanged lol.
It's not a "free pass." It's not a pass at all. Appeal to nature is a fallacy. It means "it's natural" is not a reason backed by sound logic. In this case, it's not sound because whether or not something is natural is not relevant to it being good or even desirable.
My beliefs about sex: as long as it's consentual you have no right to stop it from happening. Some people would disagree, and those people need to get laid.
OK, guess I should have phrased that a little better. As long as it's consentual and with someone who's at least in their late teens, it's alright to have sex.
Or one could reason that a minor is not capable of giving informed consent. Children are vulnerable, have untested judgement, and still have a ways to go in terms of cognitive development. Law in most western countries recognizes this - that's why a child doesn't retain certain criminal records in adult life.
Children can't legally sign to any contract for these reasons. They can't sign up for grocery store credit cards. (On their own.) A contract is an agreement, and sexual consent is an unspoken agreement of greater importance than a grocery store credit card.
Sex is a means of reproduction, a recreational sport, and, to many, a basic need.
To me personally, it is only a means of reproduction and because I don't want to reproduce, or even possess working genitalia, it is something that I simply do not do. Other people can do it as much as they want, basically, as long as they leave me out of it or don't mind me being an intrusive asshole when they do it in a place where it inconveniences me. Like, if they were to have it noisily in the next room when I try to get some sleep.
In general, I think our culture is too obsessed with sex for its people's own good. No person should be considered strange or sick because they don't consider it a high priority, yet that's what seems to be happening a lot of the time. I think sex belongs to everyone who can show consent, mind you -- cases of inequality deserve exposure as long as they're an issue.
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