Imwashingmypirate wrote:What constitutes breaking the LoC?
Having any sexual thoughts, actions or unrepentant desires, other than missionary-position intercourse, with the opposite sex, while the female is fertile, (and both participants are praying to God for the conception of a child).
All else is breaking the Law of Perfect Chastity.
In other words, ask yourself how Eloheim conducts His sex life, and if yours falls short of that in any way whatever, you are not living up to His perfect standards.
Query" Who does Eloheim pray to, as He and his wives have intercourse? I assume it is to "Heavenly Grandfather" -- whose holy name slips my mind.
UD
Oh horsepucky Dale. This post is really beneath you.
Anything touching or going passed second base. Hopefully, despite your being british, your familiar with colloquial american baseball references in regards to human intimacy.
Gaz
We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light. - Plato
(Nevo, Jan 23) And the Melchizedek Priesthood may not have been restored until the summer of 1830, several months after the organization of the Church.
Anything touching or going passed second base. Hopefully, despite your being british, your familiar with colloquial american baseball references in regards to human intimacy.
Yes, repeat that confession again, but this time real slowly and with more detail
Just saying the word "petting", gets me all riled up. The associations and feelings (and fond, fond memories) with the word are too pleasing to these, mine senses. Maybe the church should ban that word as too verbally pornographic?
They should call it light vileness, or maybe, minor lasciviousness. Perhaps even mutual lewdness or something more associated with a criminal misdemeanor so that the person associates bad, not good, with sexuality.
Sethbag wrote:You and I laugh, but a ward mission leader of mine when I was on my mission told me of a companion he'd had on his mission who would shower in his garments, removing one arm or one leg at a time to wash them. He'd towel off one part of his body at a time and put on a fresh garment over that area before removing the other wet garment, and so forth. He took his garments pretty darn seriously. ;-)
The practice of bathing only parts of the body at a time so as to avoid ever getting totally naked, was a very common practice in the earlier days of the church, down to my grandparents' days. But I haven't heard of more recent practitioners, in spite of the fact that it would be so much easier now, with smaller-format, 2-piece garms.
"The DNA of fictional populations appears to be the most susceptible to extinction." - Simon Southerton
Are you trying to set a point you can go to with your boyfriend, and then you figure you'll stop right there and go no farther?
If so, I'll let you in on a little secret: when it comes to sexual arousal, things have a nasty way of getting out of hand, and before you realize what happened, you wake up one morning and you're no longer the virgin you were the night before. So go ahead and push things to the limit, telling yourself that you'll stop at such and such a line and go no farther. It will probably work two or three times. Maybe even five or six. But I guarantee you it won;t work forever. Eventually you'll feel an overhwelming urge to finish what you started. So you will. And that will be that.
