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WARNING: THIS POST IS FOR ADULTS AND NOT MINORS. IF YOU ARE A MINOR, MOVE ON

This is a fact about my subconscious mind that needs your guidance.
I grew up believing lovemaking was for procreation purposes and none other. In my 20’s I married and proudly say that I am a grandfather several times over.

My wife is no longer with me because I failed to provide the comfort she needed beyond just childbearing.
I now realize that the comfort one can derive from a soulmate goes beyond procreation.

Having stated something about myself, the question I ask is; is it wrong to look upon another human being in a acomforting way knowing it is for companionship and not for procreation?

Are my thoughts sinful?
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tooldtocare said:
WARNING: THIS POST IS FOR ADULTS AND NOT MINORS. IF YOU ARE A MINOR, MOVE ON

This is a fact about my subconscious mind that needs your guideless.
I grew up believing lovemaking was for procreation purposes and none other. In my 20’s I married and proudly say that I am a grandfather several times over.

My wife is no longer with me because I failed to provide the comfort she needed beyond just childbearing.
I now realize that the comfort one can derive from a soulmate goes beyond procreation.

Having stated something about myself, the question I ask is; is it wrong to look upon another human being in a acomforting way knowing it is for companionship and not for procreation?
Are my thoughts sinful?
(:-
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This explains everthing. For so long, I wondered why you are so messed up.
 
tooldtocare said:
WARNING: THIS POST IS FOR ADULTS AND NOT MINORS. IF YOU ARE A MINOR, MOVE ON

This is a fact about my subconscious mind that needs your guidance.
I grew up believing lovemaking was for procreation purposes and none other. In my 20’s I married and proudly say that I am a grandfather several times over.

My wife is no longer with me because I failed to provide the comfort she needed beyond just childbearing.
I now realize that the comfort one can derive from a soulmate goes beyond procreation.

Having stated something about myself, the question I ask is; is it wrong to look upon another human being in a acomforting way knowing it is for companionship and not for procreation?

Are my thoughts sinful?
(:-
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Apparently, you received bad counsel in your youth about sex. No, your thoughts are not sinful at all you just need to find a hot mama and settle down.
 
I have got a deep personal insight these past days.

Never post anything about anyone you might or might not have a crush on in the Singles forum.

(Yes I am dating! A three year old boy. Very sweet and submissive. I also date a 9 year old. He is more fun to be with. I love my dogs)
 
A fact about myself...

I like to cook things with no recipe. I use recipes sometimes, but sometimes I like to just throw things together and see what comes out.

For breakfast this morning I threw some oats, butter, caramel, egg and egg nog in a pan. One really big, delicious oat pancake came out. :D
 
I'm 5'4".. I almost passed out in the movie theater while watching The Fault in our Stars. I don't know why, but when I watch or listen to people talk about illness, I feel like I'm going to pass out. It's weird..
 
Maka said:
I'm 5'4".. I almost passed out in the movie theater while watching The Fault in our Stars. I don't know why, but when I watch or listen to people talk about illness, I feel like I'm going to pass out. It's weird..
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I can't watch any gore or graphic violence in movies, or even hear it talked about (Westley talking to Prince Humperdinck, anyone? ugh). If I DO hear/see that stuff in a film, I won't pass out, but I will have nightmares for up to several weeks afterwards and remember it for years--so far, a lifetime. I've only watched about two new movies in theaters. Otherwise my brothers go to the theaters first, and I watch it and when it comes out on DVD, with my brothers telling me when to leave. I like that system fine :)
 
Tinuviel said:
I can't watch any gore or graphic violence in movies, or even hear it talked about (Westley talking to Prince Humperdinck, anyone? ugh). If I DO hear/see that stuff in a film, I won't pass out, but I will have nightmares for up to several weeks afterwards and remember it for years--so far, a lifetime. I've only watched about two new movies in theaters. Otherwise my brothers go to the theaters first, and I watch it and when it comes out on DVD, with my brothers telling me when to leave. I like that system fine :)
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I used to be terrified of seeing one of those old zombie movies from the 80's like dawn of the dead because they were super gory. But then this girl I liked convinced me to watch this silly horror movie on her VCR and we were laughing at all the silly goriness because it was just so over the top and the acting was so bad lol.
 
Lynx said:
A fact about myself...

I like to cook things with no recipe. I use recipes sometimes, but sometimes I like to just throw things together and see what comes out.

For breakfast this morning I threw some oats, butter, caramel, egg and egg nog in a pan. One really big, delicious oat pancake came out. :D
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Haha that reminds me of the time as a teen when I made fudge every Friday night... and experimented with additions aside from the norm of chocolate, maple, nuts, etc. Egg was a failure :p I prefer experimentation to following recipes :D
 
Tinuviel said:
I can't watch any gore or graphic violence in movies, or even hear it talked about (Westley talking to Prince Humperdinck, anyone? ugh). If I DO hear/see that stuff in a film, I won't pass out, but I will have nightmares for up to several weeks afterwards and remember it for years--so far, a lifetime. I've only watched about two new movies in theaters. Otherwise my brothers go to the theaters first, and I watch it and when it comes out on DVD, with my brothers telling me when to leave. I like that system fine :)
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I once watched a horror movie with a ten year old who told me when it was safe for me to peek out from behind my hands :D I think it was The Grudge 2... I do not care for horror movies at all :p
 
I dont like gore in movies, but not cuz I find it scary. I just think its really disgusting and not fun to watch.

I like spooky, mysterious and suspenseful films, but I hate jumpscares, and I hate gore.
 
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