JadeTigress
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I hope there were spikes involved in that spanking...![]()
Killing kittens is for girls. Guys wax the javelin. British terminology is quite different.Okey-dokey. But can I still do that on Caturday?
Yeah, I'd have to agree. It's one of those things that's difficult to keep a straight face about, though.Hmmm....The thing about this subject is that if pursued for any amount of time it's content peters out into inane horseplay....But regardless, It is an interesting subject, please keep it on a serious note.
Actually, I think he's referring to the phrase, 'Evertime you touch, God kills a kitten. Please, think of the kittens'. The female alternative is, 'Everytime a female masturbates, God gives the world a puppy. Please, think of the puppies'. Note that the former doesn't even need to state that it is referring to male masturbation; such is the internetKilling kittens is for girls. Guys wax the javelin. British terminology is quite different.
Oh right....did not get that.Actually, I think he's referring to the phrase, 'Evertime you touch, God kills a kitten. Please, think of the kittens'. The female alternative is, 'Everytime a female masturbates, God gives the world a puppy. Please, think of the puppies'. Note that the former doesn't even need to state that it is referring to male masturbation; such is the internet
Note also that God:
1) Rewards with puppies
2) Punishes with kitten massacres
3) Likes female masturbation
4) Dislikes male masturbation
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I am trying to imagine how that is possible . . .It's not a problem unless it hurts someone else.
I am trying to imagine how that is possible . . .
I am trying to imagine how that is possible . . .
... I just had to make an example scenario
*guy is masturbating in his room which is located just at the end of a stairway*
*His girlfriend enters the room, sees him touch and goes into a shock slowly backing out of the room - Then falls down the stairs and breaks her neck*
Masturbation is evil, I say!
If there's nothing wrong with it, and it is entirely normal and healthy, then why would she be shocked?

Clearly you haven't been to one of my cocktail parties.Then why do so many of you oh so intellectually superior non-believers also attach so much shame to it? If it is so normal and healthy then why isn't it typical cocktail party conversation?
If you haven't noticed, all of the non-Christians on this thread have openly discussed masturbation without any hint of shame.
I think you are assuming that because you feel discomfort, then everyone must feel equally uncomfortable. I personally have no qualms with discussing masturbation.In the relatively anonymous setting of an internet forum, sure. But how many of them would be embarrassed to have the same conversation in person? I'd bet that most would have some level of discomfort about it. I know I did even before I became a Christian which was after at least a decade of being an adult.
Don't buy it if you want, i'm simply giving you my reason for not discussing masturbation at every available turn.As for the reason it's not discussed, sorry I don't buy that reason. It;s not even mentioned in casual conversation the way that some of those things are.
I agree, it's just one of those things that no-one really finds to be interesting conversation.Clearly you haven't been to one of my cocktail parties.
Show me one 'oh so intellectually superior non-believer' who attaches shame to the act of masturbation. If you haven't noticed, all of the non-Christians on this thread have openly discussed masturbation without any hint of shame.
It is not usually discussed openly for the same reason we do not discuss pooping, or doing the washing up, or going to sleep: it is just one of those things, and noone cares enough to get into a full blown discussion over it.
That said, you really must come to one of my cocktail parties...
Then why do so many of you oh so intellectually superior non-believers also attach so much shame to it? If it is so normal and healthy then why isn't it typical cocktail party conversation?