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DrZoidberg · 06-26-2008, 01:04 AM

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Originally Posted by JEST2ASK

Hmmm are you saying that a virgin (male or female) is automatically both unhappy and socially inept? IMO promiscuity does not necessarily mean one is any wiser or more embracing of their basic nature than a person who is (by choice or circumstance) not sexually active. It might be argued that a person who is having casual sex simply because of natural instincts is not acting in the most prudent of manners and perhaps should examine their motivations.

Not unhappy, but certainly socially inept in some ways. We all have to fuck our way through quite a few of partners before learning what it is we want from our partner and what is important for us. This is true for all people. Sticking to the same guy you lost your virginity to is just trying to retard your own knowledge about yourself.

I don't think there's anything controversial about this. Unless you're that virgin I'm speaking about. He he. But sleep around a bit and you'll see I was right.

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And you being a good friend instead of helping her deal with the guilt (and other) issues are seeking ways for her to justify this Hypocrisy ignoring the need for intellectual inrgrity?

Well, I think Christianity is in its core hypocritical... so yeah. I can't see how I could add to this problem. I can't think of anything in Christianity that embraces intellectual integrity. But maybe that's just me.

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Really not sure if you are serious but I will delay responding to this except to say that I agree knowingly deceiving oneself is harmful to the individual and society as a whole.

Well, I was just being clever here. I don't really care about society as a whole. I mean.... I fool myself into believing I do... but I don't really. Just like everybody else. But yeah, self deception is never helpful.

xaxxat · 06-26-2008, 05:14 AM

It's better to ask for forgiveness than for permission...

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Newfie · 06-26-2008, 06:50 AM

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Originally Posted by DrZoidberg

There's a reason virigins are always totally clueless.

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She thinks I'm smart and has actually asked.

DrZoidberg · 06-27-2008, 03:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Newfie

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Originally Posted by DrZoidberg

There's a reason virigins are always totally clueless.

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She thinks I'm smart and has actually asked.

Touché. That was a good one. he he.

Clivedurdle · 06-27-2008, 11:21 AM

Not sure if this will help

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Monday 23 - Friday 27 June

Casanova

By Ian Kelly, abridged by Amber Barnfather, read by Benedict Cumerbatch.

Born into a notorious family of actors in Venice, Giacomo Casanova is never far from the stage door.

His parents think the sickly, abnormally self-obsessed young boy will die young, and send him out of the city for his health.

Within a few years, Casanova returns to Venice, now a tall, handsome, dashing young man, with a string of potential mistresses, and a somewhat unlikely career in the Church.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/arts/book_week.shtml

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