That had to do with being "unclean". It also mentions not touching a women, at all, or anything she has touched during that time. There is no effect on you or him when you have sex during that time of the month. You may have a decreased desire...hormones and all that...but this was one of those laws that were put away, so to speak, after the new covenant which came from Christs death on the cross.Also isnt it in the bible not to sleep together when its that time of the month.
It is. But many insist that it is an OT command that is not applicable in the New Covenant.Also isnt it in the bible not to sleep together when its that time of the month.
And some have INCREASED desire. Hormones and all that...There is no effect on you or him when you have sex during that time of the month. You may have a decreased desire...hormones and all that...
Cant you just not sleep together if you dont want children?
Sorry..i dont really get it. Could you tell when you ovulating and then just say no. But then i suppose its hard to keep track, i mean i dont really have any idea when im ovulating or even a regular menstruation cycle all i know is when its that time of the month. I couldnt say well on day x is always when it starts. Its every month or so though but its not like clockwork.
Some, yes. But it can also cause cramps. Its just different for different women. =)And some have INCREASED desire. Hormones and all that...
Some women find a good hard O will give relief from the cramps.
There are couples in some cultures and groups who only have sex for the purpose of having children. I am not sure where you stand with that. But intimacy is very important in a successful marriage. The purpose of marriage is not to just procreate. If that were the case, we would marry any random person of the street who we deemed would provide a good child.
One of the birth control methods uses this method, it is called the fertility awareness method. It is very involved. However, when it is used correctly, and repeatedly, it can be quite effective. But it is difficult. Personally I dont want to, how do I put it...get that involved with by bodily functions. But it does work for some people.
Indeed.Its just different for different women. =)
That is a very strong [bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse].hard O?
Yes, it can be messy. (anything sexual can be messy)Sorry. Sounds messy...
For some. Like it was said: everyone is different. Some women claim they can actually FEEL the second they ovulate, and even know which side it came from.Well when you have your period you are pretty much involved with your bodily functions it would seems like ovulation isn't that much different.
You can still sleep together can't you? Just not have sex at that time. I mean presumably you both have self control.
hmm it seems to involve taking your temperature.
Well when you have your period you are pretty much involved with your bodily functions it would seems like ovulation isn't that much different.
I mean having a child is intimate experience anyway, from breastfeeding to the rest of it, so..if you having sex I would kind of think having a child would be the fruit of that labour so to speak and to be welcomed?
Or is it oh we just want the feeling of it.
For sure. It usually takes several months of trying before you have success. that is for an average woman in her 20s. It goes longer with age.I mean its not every single time you have sex that you will fall pregnant surely.
Actually I would call it rape if that happened. I suppose it might happen in a marriage but you'd hope not. If the wife says no, she means no. For a good reason. But since you married wouldn't you just wait a couple of days and then get back together. Its not like she's running out on you.
Well - there is a couple of days, and then there is a couple of months, or years ....But since you married wouldn't you just wait a couple of days and then get back together.
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