Being Horny - Page 2

Cookie · 12-15-2007, 07:48 PM

Very funny,

disfigured · 12-15-2007, 07:58 PM

Your life is pointless and inconsequential. So was Hitler's , Bush's and Nero's.

In just a short span of time, a single tick of a sweep hand for this earth, everything we know and cherish will be dust and only logged in some archive (if we're even that lucky). We could destroy this earth's present biological systems with global warming and it wouldn't be nearly the spizanking it's taken from other natural events. It will reinvent itself and respawn another version of what we call life. We'll all still be here, just reassembled and recycled into something else.

The sooner you come to terms with that fact the better your life will be.

There is nothing other then the moment in which you find yourself.

Make the best of it, have some laughs, try not to hurt others in the progress.

That's it, game over man.

Dianekkdi · 12-15-2007, 08:37 PM

If I had it to do over again, I'd be a virginal PHD with lots of toys.

LeisureChrist · 12-16-2007, 01:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Cookie

Divorce happens, and I don't think very many people enter into marriage with the intention of divorcing if things don't pan out...at least they didn't used to. A few decades ago, people who married intended to work on problems, not bail at the first sign of trouble.

Goodness, I knew a young woman (rhymes with witch) who married a guy she didn't really love, and 10 months after dad coughed up $25,000 for his little angel's wedding, she rented a u-haul and cleaned out the apartment while the guy was at work. He came home to a phone book and the telephone in the middle of the empty apartment. (All the furniture and stuff was his, with exception of the numerous wedding gifts). The reason, it was discovered later, was because he failed to buy her a red mustang convertible for her birthday.

And that's just one example of why I doubt that I'll ever marry. heck, my mom married five times (twice to the same guy) and still died unmarried. One of my sisters was married 25 years and then started cheating on her husband before she got around to leaving him.

Environment Man · 12-16-2007, 08:36 AM

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Originally Posted by LeisureChrist

And that's just one example of why I doubt that I'll ever marry. heck, my mom married five times (twice to the same guy) and still died unmarried. One of my sisters was married 25 years and then started cheating on her husband before she got around to leaving him.

The same classic mistake nonChristians make in judging Christians as an excuse for them not to personally participate utilizing their own experience. What other people do has nothing to do with what YOU will do. There are no perfect Christians and there are no perfect marriages. In fact many do fail. It does not mean that YOUR marriage will fail. It is YOUR experience, not mine or someone else's. You don't want to do it so you nit pick at the flaws of others as an out for you. Life is meant to be lived, not avoided by using the failures of others as an excuse to avoid living.

Cookie · 12-16-2007, 09:29 AM

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Originally Posted by LeisureChrist

And that's just one example of why I doubt that I'll ever marry. heck, my mom married five times (twice to the same guy) and still died unmarried. One of my sisters was married 25 years and then started cheating on her husband before she got around to leaving him.

I bet when you meet the right woman, all these doubts will vanish.

Environment Man · 12-16-2007, 10:17 AM

There should be no reason for either member of a married couple to be horny. And it is God-approved sex.

LeisureChrist · 12-16-2007, 10:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Environment Man

The same classic mistake nonChristians make in judging Christians as an excuse for them not to personally participate utilizing their own experience. What other people do has nothing to do with what YOU will do. There are no perfect Christians and there are no perfect marriages. In fact many do fail. It does not mean that YOUR marriage will fail. It is YOUR experience, not mine or someone else's. You don't want to do it so you nit pick at the flaws of others as an out for you. Life is meant to be lived, not avoided by using the failures of others as an excuse to avoid living.

So when are you getting married again?

LeisureChrist · 12-16-2007, 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Environment Man

There should be no reason for either member of a married couple to be horny. And it is God-approved sex.

I hope you enjoy being wrong all the time since you do it so well. If neither member of a married couple has reason to be horny, why would they need to have "God-approved sex," whatever that is... Or do you mean that neither member of a married couple has to stay horny since they have each other? If so, you're still wrong. Because if one of them is horny and the other doesn't feel like having sex at that time... Well, maybe you're clever enough to figure out the rest.

LeisureChrist · 12-16-2007, 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Cookie

I bet when you meet the right woman, all these doubts will vanish.

I don't know, Cookie... For me to marry, I would have to find a woman that I love so much that I want to spend the rest of my life with her, yet hate so much that I want her to have to spend the rest of her life with me.

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