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I wanted to say "both," but since that's not really an option and the question is what I'm looking forward to "most," I put the emotional connection. Knowing that here I am with this girl, no boundaries between us, able to lose ourselves in each other in a cloud of love and adoration, holding her close in the most intimate way possible, fully trusting and open with each other, being as close as possible to each other - actually inside her.
Dang. That's freaking awesome. Now, um, just to find that girl - or better yet, have God bring us together. Oh, how impatient I grow in learning this lesson of patience.
Note: of course, I do not mean to downplay the physical aspect at all. Of all people, I know very well the power of pleasure the body is capable of feeling and so desperately desire for that special young lady to experience that powerful rush of raw, unbridled, physical pleasure. How true it is that the physical pleasure fiercely forges the bond between a man and his wife in a passionate heat that reigns supreme.
To be honest, I've believed that the connection is part of the pleasure, and that is one reason why I want to save myself. It's God's complete sex package, vs. the world's cheap shortcut.
EXACTLY. I was confused when I started to read some of these responses. To me, the physical and emotional are BOTH components of sex. I intended it as "physical pleasure versus emotions both within the context of sexual relations." Yet when most of you read my question, you framed it in your mind in terms of "sex versus emotions." Goodness gracious. Do we all want cold, passionless sex, void of all love, trust and commitment? What is sex when you remove all the glory of God's design? It is two animals procreating. I don't understand how anyone could view sex in such an unflattering light... much less want so little from it. What a cheap, secular view of God's gift.
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That was my first thought and I didn't take much time to focus on the answers. See, the emotional connection and intimacy is overall more important in the long run. But the way I see it, the major thing that the wedding night implies is being able to have sex with that person you already love and are already emotionally connected to but not physically. So yea, I look forward to that. That doesnt mean that's my reason for marriage. Like I said the emotional and spiritual respect is more important in the long run but I have to admit, I'd be looking forward to physical intimacy on my wedding night more than anything else.