Posted November 30, 2013 · Report post "If sex is like money than porn is a massive devaluation of the currency." -Tim KellerHow is sex inside marriage so valuable/Watch this: 7 people like this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted December 1, 2013 · Report post Good video and I think it's so true. Even though I'm still a virgin, I feel like every time I looked at porn, I'm slowly chipping away from the value of sex with my future wife and we can't get that back. It's because I'm training my mind and body to seek after my own pleasure instead of giving myself selflessly and in love for someone else. All this and not giving any thought to value of the human being behind the screen. Even though I've never done anything physical with anyone, I still feel like I'm robbing my future wife of my undivided emotions and attention because have been wasted on cheap imitations of what love and sex is supposed to be. 3 people like this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted December 2, 2013 · Report post Exactly. This guy is my hero,lol 1 person likes this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted December 30, 2013 · Report post Phillip's told me that he used to watch porn, but not since a few months before we met. He realized that it wasn't the right thing to do, and that it was something that he could give up. Both in regards to God and to the future relationship that he knew he would have, he understood that he should stop. From a woman's perspective, I really appreciate this. I understand, somewhat, the male need to watch porn, but it also causes a build up of negative emotions in me. As a woman, I can say that, if Phillip was still watching porn, then it would be difficult, once we married, for me to forget that fact. We (women), compare ourselves to others, trying to figure out where we're different, and knowing that our husbands/boyfriends were watching porn makes us, sometimes subconsciously, compare ourselves to the actresses in these videos, and make us feel insufficient. It's hard, knowing that he's seen a 'professional', and that you may never measure up to that level. 2 people like this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted January 18, 2014 · Report post I thought it was going to be "...like playing Monopoly." 1 person likes this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites