Monday, 29 June 2009

  • Why We Are Not Waiting

    This is pretty much a response blog to Why We Are Waiting to Have Sex. If you haven't read the blog (or don't plan to) the author basically talks about the reasons why she personally feels she and her significant other are not ready to have sex. I'm all up for the abstinence thing; if you want to not get laid then that's your prerogative. And you should definitely wait until you're ready.

    But the reasons depicted in the entry were quite foolish and illogical. They won't have sex for fear of having children. That's understandable, but one shouldn't negate the obvious contraceptives and their many benefits. They're basically saying that being on birth control and using a condom and taking the morning after pill just in case isn't at all a reliable system. But Trojan has stayed in business for eighty something years...

    I just don't buy it. A lot of people have the fear of getting pregnant/someone else pregnant unexpectedly. That's why you use BC. That's why you wrap your pipe. That's why you pull out. I mean come on, the author is pretending like the odds of getting pregnant are astronomically high even when you take the necessary precautions. So I'm going to talk about the reasons why I do have sex.
    • I can afford to. Not that I can afford a baby right now necessarily (though I would change that upon discovery), but I can afford the necessary items for safe sex; condoms, birth control, other things... *cough*
    • I'm a responsible adult with a responsible partner. I would never sleep with someone who wasn't mature enough to handle any consequences; hell, I wouldn't even date someone who wasn't mature enough to handle those consequences.
    • It's natural. I think this is the biggest part. It's healthy to have sex, both physically and mentally. Who doesn't want happy and healthy neurotransmitter stimulation? A lot of people try to pull the religion card. They claim that "sex before marriage is a just a big fat sin, and you're lying to your significant other, and it never has anything to do with love, and blah dee blah dee blah." Shut up. You don't know what you're talking about at all. You can't just up and say that people who have sex before marriage are unloving heathens who do nothing but lust over others. And I personally don't feel the need to live up to your unnatural and illogical standards. 

    And I will retort with my own religion, Buddhism. Tantric sex is a big part of Buddhist practices. It teaches one to have the ultimate sex, pretty much. But the purpose is really to learn how something feels so you can channel your thoughts and make it so you no longer have overwhelming cravings for something. It makes sense; how can you convince yourself you don't want something if you don't know what it truly is?Whatever your choices in bed (or out of it), know that they aren't better than mine. And I'd appreciate it if you all toned down the pretentious asshole attitude reeking all over that entry and in the comments. Thanks. 

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