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I'll admit to overthinking this, but is me questioning the decision process that essentially overcomes explicit consent.
As one who's gone beyond first base (more than once, with more than one person), I feel I get how it happens. It's clearly closer to art than science.
I don't believe I've ever had partner say 'no' or 'stop.' So, making this about me as if I'm somehow unique and don't get what I'm asking about is side tracking.
Saying 'no' is explicit and thus doesn't take too much thought to realize how one might wish to proceed at that point (obvious - stop what you're doing). What I'm getting at is implicit consent which is, in essence, assumed consent. Again, in my experience, all times where I assumed consent (was implied), it always worked out. Suddenly, I'm realizing perhaps that's what people mean by 'getting lucky' (LOL).
I'm still not clear on how we assume this to be perfectly okay, but alas perhaps there is no answer and it is an art and you either get lucky or you get reprimanded. Fortunately, I've never been reprimanded (yet).
While I largely agree with this particular statement (when it comes to sex), there can be exceptions.What pleases an animal will always come up short in your heart.
While I largely agree with this particular statement (when it comes to sex), there can be exceptions.
There are always exceptions to intelligent conversation, also.Well, of course you do, you're a Satanist. To you there are always exceptions to obeying God's word. No surprise at all there.
So far the responses are about 20% close to what I was aiming for in this thread.
In case it hasn't been clear, the thread is aiming for understanding how consent works in relation to 'bold advances' which strike me as 'normal' and 'perfectly okay' when 'two hearts beat as one.' As around 50% of the population is mistaken about their choice in long term partners, and as consent is generally a really huge deal, I was looking to grasp the mindset that seems to believe going to 2nd base is always / most of the time going to be 'perfectly okay' if I'm bold/assertive rather than wishy washy, talking it all out.
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In case it hasn't been clear, the thread is aiming for understanding how consent works in relation to 'bold advances' which strike me as 'normal' and 'perfectly okay' when 'two hearts beat as one.' As around 50% of the population is mistaken about their choice in long term partners, and as consent is generally a really huge deal, I was looking to grasp the mindset that seems to believe going to 2nd base is always / most of the time going to be 'perfectly okay' if I'm bold/assertive rather than wishy washy, talking it all out.
People respond differently, so you will always have to be sensitive to what is happening in the present moment.
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I'm not clear on what you expect for an answer. We live in a random world, and many outcomes are possible regardless of our actions. Sometimes we try and succeed, sometimes we try and fail. But if you never roll the dice there is no chance of winning, right?Pretty soon (fingers crossed) we'll get to a post that gets at what OP was aiming for.
Pretty soon (fingers crossed) we'll get to a post that gets at what OP was aiming for.
I'm not clear on what you expect for an answer. We live in a random world, and many outcomes are possible regardless of our actions. Sometimes we try and succeed, sometimes we try and fail. But if you never roll the dice there is no chance of winning, right?
That sounds weird...Your problem might be a mild type of schizophrenzia...I use to have it...