Unveiled Artist
Veteran Member
Marriage is for everyone. It is not right for one couple and wrong for another. No one faith has the claims to commitment between two people within their faith or lack thereof.
Men and women to whomever they choose to be with can do these things: 1. Share intimacy 2. Share lust 3. Share love. 4. Share sex.
Of course two people can do all four. Each of them or together have their gives and takes. Depending on ones morals and beliefs, depends on what is wrong and what is not. I will explain them individually.
It is not wrong to:
1. Share intimacy. Intimacy can be brief as holding hands to more intense to hugs and kisses. There is no parts being involved in intimacy level of intimacy. Another word is going courting.
This is not unnatural and immoral for two women or two men to share intimacy with each other.
2. Share lust
Depending on your faith, yes any lust between any person is immoral.
In general, between two (or more) consenting adults, lust, in itself, is not immoral.
Going by religious standards, in some religions, it is immoral because it is down outside of marriage and it is of the flesh rather than of the heart.
These have nothing to do with gender.
3. Share love
In this kind of love, I will say matrimonial and betrothal. It has nothing to do with gender. It has to do with the heart. A couple who are committed to each other, taking vows, and acting on those vows until death do they part is not immoral.
It has nothing to do with gender. It is the relationship between one person and another to sustain a marriage and/or family by their commitment with each other. Any two people can do this.
4. Share sex
Two men and two women cannot biologically have sex; I agree. They cannot have children, I agree with that.
How do they consummate their physical commitment they took vows in spiritually?
Marriage does not need to involve sexual intercourse (natural intercourse). It is not a prerequisite for getting married. Any two people can marry without needing have sex.
It is not immoral to:
Share physical involvement with someone that you are committed to. Any two people can hold hands, kiss, and so forth. When does it become immoral? It's immoral when done outside of a committed marriage (adultery). It's immoral when harm is inflicted on oneself or others. It's immoral when both couples go outside their beliefs to engage in activities against their morals.
Physical intimacy, in and of itself, is not immoral.
This is for any couple regardless of gender.
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So how do we conclude this? It is based on your belief. It is immoral to say to someone else their relationship--their commitment with each other--is immoral because that is what you believe.
A lot of homosexuals believe heterosexuality is moral. They believe in all forms of sexual intimacy and it is part of human nature.
In my opinion, it is imoral only if:
1. The sharing love goes outside of their values, morals, and/or beliefs.
2. Sharing any of the four acts outside their committed marriage or relationship
3. Engaging in very specific acts that the human body is not designed to do.
It balls down to the heart not the genitals. Marriage has nothing to do with whether one is male or female. It is not a one faith word.
Men and women to whomever they choose to be with can do these things: 1. Share intimacy 2. Share lust 3. Share love. 4. Share sex.
Of course two people can do all four. Each of them or together have their gives and takes. Depending on ones morals and beliefs, depends on what is wrong and what is not. I will explain them individually.
It is not wrong to:
1. Share intimacy. Intimacy can be brief as holding hands to more intense to hugs and kisses. There is no parts being involved in intimacy level of intimacy. Another word is going courting.
This is not unnatural and immoral for two women or two men to share intimacy with each other.
2. Share lust
Depending on your faith, yes any lust between any person is immoral.
In general, between two (or more) consenting adults, lust, in itself, is not immoral.
Going by religious standards, in some religions, it is immoral because it is down outside of marriage and it is of the flesh rather than of the heart.
These have nothing to do with gender.
3. Share love
In this kind of love, I will say matrimonial and betrothal. It has nothing to do with gender. It has to do with the heart. A couple who are committed to each other, taking vows, and acting on those vows until death do they part is not immoral.
It has nothing to do with gender. It is the relationship between one person and another to sustain a marriage and/or family by their commitment with each other. Any two people can do this.
4. Share sex
Two men and two women cannot biologically have sex; I agree. They cannot have children, I agree with that.
How do they consummate their physical commitment they took vows in spiritually?
Marriage does not need to involve sexual intercourse (natural intercourse). It is not a prerequisite for getting married. Any two people can marry without needing have sex.
It is not immoral to:
Share physical involvement with someone that you are committed to. Any two people can hold hands, kiss, and so forth. When does it become immoral? It's immoral when done outside of a committed marriage (adultery). It's immoral when harm is inflicted on oneself or others. It's immoral when both couples go outside their beliefs to engage in activities against their morals.
Physical intimacy, in and of itself, is not immoral.
This is for any couple regardless of gender.
--
So how do we conclude this? It is based on your belief. It is immoral to say to someone else their relationship--their commitment with each other--is immoral because that is what you believe.
A lot of homosexuals believe heterosexuality is moral. They believe in all forms of sexual intimacy and it is part of human nature.
In my opinion, it is imoral only if:
1. The sharing love goes outside of their values, morals, and/or beliefs.
2. Sharing any of the four acts outside their committed marriage or relationship
3. Engaging in very specific acts that the human body is not designed to do.
It balls down to the heart not the genitals. Marriage has nothing to do with whether one is male or female. It is not a one faith word.
sex is between man and women
there cannot be homosexualytiy
its not sex
maybe theres erotic love between 2 men or 2 women
its not sex
it cannot be sex
because sex is between to difrentiated sexual beings, man and women
so their cannot be marriage between 2 men or 2 women#
because marriage is between man and women
there can be bonds which can be according to law
but thats not marriage