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From the context it seems stuff like that was going on in Corinth and Paul was against it.
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From the context it seems stuff like that was going on in Corinth and Paul was against it.The fun in sleeping apart is..dont have to put up with someone elses snoring and can spend all night praying I suppose.
Lol, more if you want to be involved in sexual activity, consult a doctor. People do have sex outside of marriage (they shouldn't, but they do). If you're in a committed monogamous relationship there shouldn't have to be an more appointments besides your regular check ups.Lol so basically if you want to be married, ask a doctor. OR marry a doctor. OK got it.
I get funny answers on here. Nevermind, its interesting. I dont think a doctor is that interested in peoples sex lives, but I suppose they have to be. I am looking at doctors in a new light now. In medical school i now imagine new doctors being told well you have to know all about it in case ppl ask you.Lol, more if you want to be involved in sexual activity, consult a doctor. People do have sex outside of marriage (they shouldn't, but they do). And there is so much more about marriage than just sex.
Generally speaking, yes people stay in there are own culture. You can marry outside of your culture and there's nothing wrong about it. It does however require very thorough communication between people and discovering how to do things your new way.Nowadays in terms of race and ethnicity, language and culture, people are less prejudiced. But I imagine people here still marry within their own culture.
Faith is another big thing. Again, you can marry outside of your particular demonization's faith, but it is more work involved. You need to communicate with your spouse, understand each other's beliefs, how you'll raise any kids, communicate between in-laws, etc.Question for marrieds...does culture really matter or is it if they are christian its all that matters. Or do they have to be,,the same denom the same socioeconomic group, the same schooling and education, the same cultural background, and language.
Some things you compromise on (like holiday traditions). You should not change your relationship with God for your relationship with man.How do you navigate the differences. Does one spouse give up for the rest. I know my mum gave up her homeland for her husbands. Like Ruth did. But she didnt go as far in terms of worship cos my dad didnt have anyone to worship.
Sexual and reproductive health is a major part of medical school. There are entire courses on it. In practice some doctors deal this the more than others. An example of a deal-with-it-a-lot-doctor is an OBGYN. A cancer doctor will seldom deal with it.I get funny answers on here. Nevermind, its interesting. I dont think a doctor is that interested in peoples sex lives, but I suppose they have to be. I am looking at doctors in a new light now. In medical school i now imagine new doctors being told well you have to know all about it in case ppl ask you.
In medical school most doctors would not even be married so I dont know how they research it.
Yes well, was talking with a newish mum about pregnancy and she said many obstetricians are men who hadnt ever gone through childbirth themSelves so she was thinking, how would they know what its really like?!Sexual and reproductive health is a major part of medical school. There are entire courses on it. In practice some doctors deal this the more than others. An example of a deal-with-it-a-lot-doctor is an OBGYN. A cancer doctor will seldom deal with it.
My OBYGN is male as well. They don't know first hand. Second hand: the night my daughter was born, the OBYGN delivered 9 different babies. There's much to be said for repetition. And honestly, a doc doesn't have to have broken his hip to understand your broken hip hurts (or any other medical condition).Yes well, was talking with a newish mum about pregnancy and she said many obstetricians are men who hadnt ever gone through childbirth themSelves so she was thinking, how would they know what its really like?!
True, but wouldnt you trust a midwife more?My OBYGN is male as well. They don't know first hand. Second hand: the night my daughter was born, the OBYGN delivered 9 different babies. There's much to be said for repetition. And honestly, a doc doesn't have to have broken his hip to understand your broken hip hurts (or any other medical condition).
People have different holiday traditions. For example, my family likes to decorate gingerbread houses. My husband's family does not.What holiday tradtions cause trouble for ppl? I would think people when they are married just choose whatver holidays they like to celebrate together. Dont know what the big deal would be....
Not an option where I live.True, but wouldnt you trust a midwife more?
Again, in my case there were no female doc options. It's a downside of living in the middle of nowhere.I dunno i think being female I wouldnt ever go to a male doctor about certain things.
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