firstly, yes, i agree im not here posting in the best interest of
the TS, but that does not mean im posting in the best interest of
myself or am i being "just another selfish guy out there".
please dun get personal.
im here posting because i saw your remark that "no girls
want to have sex before marriage" and felt that i have
something to say to that.
secondly, back to topic, what is the relation between resisting
the temptation of sex and one's reputation? is sex a sin? is sex an
offence? so is it that those who had pre-marital sex all have a bad
reputation to their name?
think abt it this way. if you have absolutely no interest to
purchase a product from a company, no matter what the sales man say
to you you will just say no.
however, if you have just the slightest interest, the little bit
of temptation, and what the salesman tells you are making you feel
good, giving you that little nudge, and in the end you give in and
bought the product.
are you going to say later that this salesman should not have
persuaded you to buy?
if really "no girls want to have sex before marriage",
then do you mean all those who had pre-marital sex are being forced
into it? or worse all of them were raped?
Sales and Sex are entirely different issues you know?
Trying to relate them together doesn't means anything, unless
you're saying salesman get the most sex in the world because
they're persuasive?
Girls who had pre-martial sex were PERSUADED into it. And it's a
clear fact that GUYS are the ones who INITIATED sex to the
girls.
It's true that No Girls would like to have SEX before marriage,
why don't you ask the them?
IF the guy is able to hold onto his own temptation and DOES NOT
INITIATE sex towards the girls, then sex would never had taken
place.
Tell you so many times already, you don't understand english is
it?
In short, girls are passive towards sex, guys are aggressive
towards sex, so if guys can hold onto their temptation, TS would
not have the need to post this topic.
And...."No girls would want to have sex before marriage".
