@tracybeanz Young women have been woefully uneducated as to the nuances of the cycles they will experience throughout their lives.
We have done a great disservice by our failure to learn and teach these things.
My wife and I did the same thing prior to our nuptials. God put it on our hearts to abstain until married. We had no plans for a ceremony at the time. We knew we would get married. We didn’t know when. Yet we still abstained. About two and a half years later we had the service.
I had no idea how much of a level up it would be for our relationship in general and specifically for our sex life.
It introduced a passion that has never abated and showed clearly that sex wasn’t a deciding factor for our love. It’s a bonus all around.
@JesusSavesUs777 I would say, yes. But only under certain conditions.
Specifically, both participants must have been widowed.
That way there is no expectation of virginity for/from either party.
But this is primarily conjecture.
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As a person that retired young from a very lucrative career in the entertainment industry, I can verify notion that “just relaxing” becomes Its own form of psychosis, when that’s all you have to do.
Definitely find a passion that brings meaning to you and pour yourself into it. Otherwise, the boredom becomes all consuming.