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Danielof the Island

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Ya know, I've often wondered why sexual temptation doesn't effect me. Now I know why... it's so I can help others put an end to it. So, where to begin...

Self Pleasuring
I could use the "m" word, but it's a nasty word to me. Anyway, I discoved it while taking a shower a few years ago. I thought I was, erm... having a malfunction. Then I realised that's "suppose" to happen. I do it on and off to simply "empty" down below, much like one would urinate. However, I'm starting to think that it might be a sin, regardless of wether or not one does it for pleasure, so I'll likely quit. That said, let's just pretend for the moment that it's a sin, period.

Ask yourself these questions:
  • Why do I self pleasure?
  • How often do I self pleasure?
  • Can I go 24 hours without self pleasuring?
  • Do I self pleasure for the sexual experience, because I like it, out of habbit, or some other reason?
Answer these questions, then I can assist you further. Above all else, you have to actually "want" to stop, otherwise there's nothing any of us can do for you.

Female Breasts
Why do you stare at female breasts? They're simply soft organs that produce milk durring the late stage of pregnancy and continue to do so until the infant has completed nursing. They're milk makers, nothing more or less as far as I know. I don't even see why they need to be covered up at the beach or wherever. However, it seems to stimulate sexual thoughts in most guys (I've no idea why), so I guess it's necessary for a woman to keep them covered at all times.

Nudity
There is nothing wrong with nudity. I see nothing wrong with seeing the same gender in the nude, assuming you don't strugle with homosexuallity. However, when it comes to the other gender, it's a baaad idea to see them in the nude. Why? Seeing a man or woman's "down there" as well as a woman's breasts triggers sexual thoughts in the brain. My guess is that God designed us this way to encourage procreation, since we are not driven by instinct. Well, we are, but not to as much as animals, thus we can choose not to where as an animal can't. Anyway, don't look at the opposite gender in the nude, and there's no problem. If you like seeing men or women naked... there's nothing wrong with this. It's suppose to make you feel good. However, it should only be your spouse. If you're not married to the person, remind yourself that you have no right to view them in the nude, that it is a sin, and may lead to lust and possible sexual intercoarse. Remove the temptation by not looking at naked people, and the problem is solved. If you must look at something pretty, I suggest you go to an art gallery.

Lust
I really don't experience lust, so I know very little about this. Perhaps someone could start a thread on how to bring an end to lustful feelings? :confused:

Premarital Sex
Sex is fine and dandy... if you're married. However, the purpose of sexuallity is to procreate, plain and simple. A secondary purpose of sexuallity is to physically and spiritually unite with your spouse. On the side, you have pleasure designed to "motivate" you to continue uniting with your spouse and one day have children.

If you're not maried and you're having sex... uh... why are you having sex? Do you want disease or a child you are not prepared for? If your answer is no to both, then why are you engaging in sexual intercoarse. Be logical about this. Just don't do it, period. If you're engaging in other forms of sexuallity, which I'd rather not know about... pregnancy may not be a factor, but you still risk disease and are significantly damaging your chances at having a healthy marriage in the future. If you've been with girls sexually, even if it was just one... how are you going to have a healthy and sucessful marriage? Hmm? Whut's done is done, so if you engage in any form of sex, stop now, and simply make the decission not to do so until marriage. If you can exercise and enforce such self control, you should be all set. We all have sexual urges. It's perfectly normal. It's all a matter of action and thought. If your body wants sex, simply remind yourself that you're not married and not ready for a child, and simply distract your mind with something else. Within minutes, the sexual urge should subside.

I could go on and on, but I'm tired, so I'll stop here for now.

If anyone has any questions, suggestions, or input wether it be possitive or negative, please share with us.
 

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I think you're deceiving yourself. Nothing can be justified even to the most minute details. The fact that you are starting to think that it is a sin means that you know it is a sin.

I honestly don't think that you're wanting it down there because you need to simply empty yourself. Lust is the root of it all. The very notion you get when you want to touch is lust. Anything sexually derrived apart from marriage then is lust.
 
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orichalc said:
I think you're deceiving yourself. Nothing can be justified even to the most minute details. The fact that you are starting to think that it is a sin means that you know it is a sin.
Welp, that's why we're making the assumption that it's a sin for this discussion. :thumbsup:

I honestly don't think that you're wanting it down there because you need to simply empty yourself.
Welp, you don't know me very well. Do you have any idea how hard it is to fall asleep when you're... um... joystick is flipped on? Usually, I can use my mind to turn it off, but sometimes "emptying" is the only effective off switch. Plus, it's extremely annoying to bleach underwear all the time. Moderators, if this is too much, feel free to edit out this section of my post.

Lust is the root of it all. The very notion you get when you want to touch is lust. Anything sexually derrived apart from marriage then is lust.
Hmm... I'll have to investigate this further. Thanks for your input! :thumbsup:
 
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could you be more wrong. why dont you explain how to put an end to sexual problems. you never once explain how to put a end to "sexual problems". also when you say if you have sex you going to get a disease or have a baby most people dont have disease and if you wear a condom and take birth control there is almost no risk. and when you say if you have sex you cant have a healthy marriage what do you base that on. lets see facts on this all you do is talk talk talk. nothing you say is based on any psychological truth.
 
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Danielof the Island said:
Ya know, I've often wondered why sexual temptation doesn't effect me. Now I know why... it's so I can help others put an end to it. So, where to begin...

Self Pleasuring
I could use the "m" word, but it's a nasty word to me. Anyway, I discoved it while taking a shower a few years ago. I thought I was, erm... having a malfunction. Then I realised that's "suppose" to happen. I do it on and off to simply "empty" down below, much like one would urinate. However, I'm starting to think that it might be a sin, regardless of wether or not one does it for pleasure, so I'll likely quit. That said, let's just pretend for the moment that it's a sin, period.

Ask yourself these questions:
  • Why do I self pleasure?
  • How often do I self pleasure?
  • Can I go 24 hours without self pleasuring?
  • Do I self pleasure for the sexual experience, because I like it, out of habbit, or some other reason?
Answer these questions, then I can assist you further. Above all else, you have to actually "want" to stop, otherwise there's nothing any of us can do for you.

Female Breasts
Why do you stare at female breasts? They're simply soft organs that produce milk durring the late stage of pregnancy and continue to do so until the infant has completed nursing. They're milk makers, nothing more or less as far as I know. I don't even see why they need to be covered up at the beach or wherever. However, it seems to stimulate sexual thoughts in most guys (I've no idea why), so I guess it's necessary for a woman to keep them covered at all times.

Nudity
There is nothing wrong with nudity. I see nothing wrong with seeing the same gender in the nude, assuming you don't strugle with homosexuallity. However, when it comes to the other gender, it's a baaad idea to see them in the nude. Why? Seeing a man or woman's "down there" as well as a woman's breasts triggers sexual thoughts in the brain. My guess is that God designed us this way to encourage procreation, since we are not driven by instinct. Well, we are, but not to as much as animals, thus we can choose not to where as an animal can't. Anyway, don't look at the opposite gender in the nude, and there's no problem. If you like seeing men or women naked... there's nothing wrong with this. It's suppose to make you feel good. However, it should only be your spouse. If you're not married to the person, remind yourself that you have no right to view them in the nude, that it is a sin, and may lead to lust and possible sexual intercoarse. Remove the temptation by not looking at naked people, and the problem is solved. If you must look at something pretty, I suggest you go to an art gallery.

Lust
I really don't experience lust, so I know very little about this. Perhaps someone could start a thread on how to bring an end to lustful feelings? :confused:

Premarital Sex
Sex is fine and dandy... if you're married. However, the purpose of sexuallity is to procreate, plain and simple. A secondary purpose of sexuallity is to physically and spiritually unite with your spouse. On the side, you have pleasure designed to "motivate" you to continue uniting with your spouse and one day have children.

If you're not maried and you're having sex... uh... why are you having sex? Do you want disease or a child you are not prepared for? If your answer is no to both, then why are you engaging in sexual intercoarse. Be logical about this. Just don't do it, period. If you're engaging in other forms of sexuallity, which I'd rather not know about... pregnancy may not be a factor, but you still risk disease and are significantly damaging your chances at having a healthy marriage in the future. If you've been with girls sexually, even if it was just one... how are you going to have a healthy and sucessful marriage? Hmm? Whut's done is done, so if you engage in any form of sex, stop now, and simply make the decission not to do so until marriage. If you can exercise and enforce such self control, you should be all set. We all have sexual urges. It's perfectly normal. It's all a matter of action and thought. If your body wants sex, simply remind yourself that you're not married and not ready for a child, and simply distract your mind with something else. Within minutes, the sexual urge should subside.

I could go on and on, but I'm tired, so I'll stop here for now.

If anyone has any questions, suggestions, or input wether it be possitive or negative, please share with us.

Having control over one's own impulses helps the individual feel much more confident and comfortable in who they are. if a person knows he/she is in control instead of his/her impulses, the person usually does alot better in life. people have more personable relationships with others if they do not do things that other people find repulsive. jesus said, if your eye offends you to cut it out which means that if something keeps you from good you should cut it out of your life.
 
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You did the same type of post for homosexuality and I don't think I understand you. You tell us how you experiemented with it and thought about each sin and you pretend you're a robot. If you don't struggle or have never struggled with these things then how can you know the depth of emotional connection to the sins or how to get out of a sin that you've never been connected to. To neglect the emotional side of these problems is to neglect half the problem and therefore neglect half the solution. I'm going to suggest that you stop creating these type of post in which you dumb down a problem that you don't know enough about and suggest other people use the solution which you've only thought about in theory in your head. It feels as if you're dumbing down the problem with the sin, and talking about thinhgs you have not experienced or know nothing of... *sigh* please stop.
 
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Hmmm....I find several things wrong here, if you don't stuggle with any of these sins, why would any one want your help? I mean, any struggle I've ever had, I've always wanted to talk to someone who could relate to my problem, not someone who doesn't understand how I could possibly be going through it, thats just insulting.

Remove the temptation by not looking at naked people, and the problem is solved.

Lust is not that simple, lust is not always this rational, there isn't a light switch where you just turn off all your earthly desires.

If you're not maried and you're having sex... uh... why are you having sex?

I think of several reasons, none of which are responsable, none of which Godly, and None of which are good enough for me personally. Just because its irresposable and sinful doesn't mean people will stop, I skipped a lot classes in college knowing all the reasons why I shouldn't but I did anyways. Maybe you can relate that?

If you can exercise and enforce such self control, you should be all set.

If someone is struggling with sin, they're struggling with self control.


I seriously question your convictoins to help people with sexual sin and your ability to do so. I'm sorry if you're offended but I obviously found your whole thing there very upsetting
 
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