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These girls are the hill I’m willing to die on.
They were all sacrificed on the altar of mass migration by our establishment and I’ll never stop speaking out about what was done to them.
Casual sex is psyop.
This may seem controversial, but I told my 16-year-old little brother that he should avoid having sex at all costs.
Sexual promiscuity leads to psychological trauma, divorce, and objectification of women.
Here are 5 reasons you should stop having casual sex right now:
1. Staying in the wrong relationship
I admitted to my little brother that sex blinded my judgment and decision making in the past.
After orgasm, levels of vasopressin rise in men, and levels of oxytocin rise in women. These are the "attachment hormones".
Constantly feeling attached to someone via sex makes it easy to overlook red flags in your relationship.
Get to know a person's values, worldview, and habits before you even consider engaging in sex with them.
2. Psychological trauma
The American Psychological Association conducted a study where 82.6% of college students engaging in hook-up culture reported negative mental and emotional consequences including embarrassment, loss of respect, and difficulties with maintaining steady relationships.
And, those were just the ones who were being honest.
We should teach the younger generation to take sex more seriously.
3. Diminishing returns of spiritual and physical satisfaction
I was at a networking event and overheard this guy saying “Sex with hot women gets boring. Now, I have to fake orgasms during sex, then go in the shower and masturbate afterward.”
This guy was also kind of a geek and admitted to watching pornography at least once a day.
His mind became so numb to sexual stimulation that he couldn't even orgasm during intercourse with a woman.
Sexual stimulation can be like a drug. You always need more to get the same high.
4. Unwanted sexual encounters
The American Psychological Association also conducted a survey where people reported that 77.8% of unwanted sexual encounters took place in the context of hookups.
Casual sex with people you don’t know or trust makes it more likely for you to be pressured, tricked, or forced into sex, even if it’s done in a non-physical way.
With an activity as consequential as sex - make sure you trust the person with your life.
5. Objectification of women
Objectification of women is when you put your desire for sex over the condition of a woman's heart.
If you’re willing to have sex with a woman without committing to protect and provide for that woman physically and spiritually, you've objectified her.
I believe objectification of women is one of the primary forces driving tragedies like sex trafficking and child pornography.
To men who value getting off more than they value the condition of a woman's heart: If you wouldn't want a man to do that to your daughter, stop doing it to women.
Before I wrap up, I know I’m going to get a ton of hate from sexually promiscuous women pushing the idea of “sexual liberation”.
And, even more hate from Red Pill Pick Up Artist dudes selling dating advice or promoting pornography.
But, I challenge both groups to look around at society and honesty ask themselves one question:
With rising rates of mental health disorders, sex trafficking, and the explosion of the gender identity crisis, do you honestly think your ideals are helping society? Or are they adding to the problem?
I understand that I’ll be called an overly religious prude.
I understand that coming from a 20-something-year-old dude - these opinions are unpopular…
But, I’m sharing this message because I’ve experienced the soul torment that comes from not taking sex seriously. I believe that not taking sex seriously will lead to soul tournament either in this life or after this life.
And, I’ve also experienced the freedom from reserving sex for where it belongs: In the confines of marriage under the eyes of God.
Now, I’m NOT saying that sexual desire doesn’t exist.
I am a man. With raging testosterone.
God designed our bodies and hormones to drive us to be fruitful and multiply.
And, he made women perfect, of our own flesh and blood, in the image of God. We are supposed to desire women and sex.
And, I believe holy sexual desire for women honors God and serves women.
But, we are not meant to put our sexual desire over our values and convictions. Or, over the spiritual safety of our women.