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Casual Sex — Links to Barbara’s posts

Can sex be “casual”?

For many today, teens and adults alike, sex outside marriage is a non-issue. It’s pretty much assumed in a dating relationship.  Sex without relationship – sex for the sake of sex — is common. So is sexting. Many see nothing wrong with pornography.

Is sexual desire just a physical appetite to be satisfied, like hunger or thirst? Is sex necessary for one’s health? Is not fulfilling sexual desire bad for you? Or … is there more to sex than satisfying bodily urges?

Why do young people engage in casual sex, and how do they themselves feel about doing so? What do they need to know about sex that will help them to say “No” to casual sex and, instead, to value sexual desire as a gift of God for marriage, to accept their sexual feelings with thankfulness, and to enjoy male-female relationships in an appropriate way?

Why This Web Site?

Speaking Out

What if … Sex outside marriage

“What if I already have?”

Beyond Consent

Cnoices IV – Low expectations in teen sex

Teen Sex Talk Part III: Some facts

/Teen Sex Talk Part IV: More facts

What is sex for?

What is sex for?

What is sex for?

What is sex for?

What is sex for?

Ehe als Tauschware. Ehe ohne Ttrauschein. Sexuele  Beliebigkeit … und eine befrieende biblische Sicht 

Marriage as an Article of Exchange, Marriage without a Certificate, Sexual License … and a Liberating Biblical Perspective

Purity Culture

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

                    

 

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Young people everywhere are being bombarded day in and day out in our super-sexualized society by messages that both trivialize sex and encourage sexual activity. These messages are hurting our young people. Yet as Christians we are failing to give our teens a picture of healthy sexuality; we leave them on their own to figure things out, often with disastrous results – physical, emotional, and social. It doesn’t need to be this way, and it breaks my heart to see the pain resulting from our lack of action.

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