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Try “If You Really Loved Me” by Jason Evert. He addresses 100 common questions teens have about sex and relationships.
Makes sense to me and rightly omits the possibility of it becoming an end all of a sexual experience.If you want to be mechanical, you can say that people’s bodies need a while to get ready for sex, and this is one way people like to get each other ready for intercourse?
Well … no. Oral sex is not going to make a woman pregnant. Actually, there are a lot of things you can do sexually which will not cause pregnancy. I’m coming to realize that the RCC teaches that each and every one of them are wrong.Then go on to explain how these thoughts are incorrect, that pregnancy can occur anytime you do something sexually and that abstinence is the best way to avoid pregnancy.
, (Cincinnati, Ohio: Servant Books, 2000), 92-93]Oral Stimulation of Wife Permitted
“There’s nothing in the Church’s vision of the body and sexual love that singles out the genitals as being objectively “unkissable” as part of a husband and wife’s intimate foreplay to intercourse. The term “oral sex,” however, most often refers to acts in which orgasm is sought and achieved apart from an act of intercourse. Indeed, many couples consider such behavior a desirable alternative to normal intercourse. And, yes, this is wrong, even for married couples—though the clarification made above regarding female orgasm is applicable here as well: Mutual climax (or at least climax during penetration) remains the ideal to strive for, but it’s not inherently wrong if the wife climaxes as a result of oral stimulation, so long as it’s within the context fo a completed act of intercourse.” [Christopher West, *Good News About Sex and Marriage
They say that sexual appetites of the flesh…namely Lusts begets lust. And this happens even in the marriage bed.(((“So Long as Oral Sex “is” within the context for a completed act of intercourse.”)))
Which for most catholics is rarely the case, otherwise the preliminaries of O.S. wouldn’t be as so important as it is presently to so many catholics. A number of more traditional catholics (don’t) necessarily subscribe to the consensus of what Christopher West boldly claims as being an absolute authority on Catholic Sex In the marriage bed. As one gentlemen already said in this thread…Oral Sex in the marriage bed can indeed lead to an abomination in the eyes of God.
Actually, it’s the extra-scrupulous who misunderstand the Church’s teachings and insist that the rest of us believe as they do- that anything outside of missionary style sex is disordered, dehumanizing, and lustful.Well … no. Oral sex is not going to make a woman pregnant. Actually, there are a lot of things you can do sexually which will not cause pregnancy. I’m coming to realize that the RCC teaches that each and every one of them are wrong.
Very good points. I also enjoyed the feistiness … a rebel like me I see … or else others might label you as such … but not in my eyes … LOLActually, it’s the extra-scrupulous who misunderstand the Church’s teachings and insist that the rest of us believe as they do- that anything outside of missionary style sex is disordered, dehumanizing, and lustful.
Anyone with an ounce of thought in their head realizes that sex cannot be one-sided (ie: the woman never/rarely achieves orgasm) and that one-sided sex leads to resentment, which leads to a breakdown of the unitive nature of sex. And if there is no unitive nature, there sure as heck won’t be a precreative nature, since no procreating will be occuring!
There is a certain amount of wiggle room within the marital embrace to allow for mutual pleasure. If that means that the man or woman needs to help the other with a little oral or manual pleasure, so be it. God designed us with sexual bits that need stimulated. Orgasm, esp for the woman, releases oxytocin, a hormone that is ESSENTIAL to bonding. Labor naturally releases it, to create bonding between mother and child. The only other time oxytocin is released is during orgasm.
So- are you (general you to those nays-ayers)saying that a woman should be denied the ability to psychologically bond with her husband because YOU disagree with oral sex or some forms of manual stimulation?
OK, so I’m trying to visualize this scenario. A wife stimulates her husband (orally or manually) right up to the point of ejaculation …and then both quickly switch positions right in the middle of this so that he finishes vaginally. Somehow this seems awfully awkward and unnatural to me.So long as the marriage act, at it’s completion, is unitive and procreative in nature, there is nothing wrong with oral sex or manual stimulation.
So the unitive aspect of sex is necessarily linked to pleasure?So- if a woman cannot climax during regular sex- tough luck?
I think not! How is that unitive?
One does not orally stimulate the husband to the point of ejaculation. Oral stimulation for a man is part of foreplay, long before the husband is ready to ejaculate into his wife.OK, so I’m trying to visualize this scenario. A wife stimulates her husband (orally or manually) right up to the point of ejaculation …and then both quickly switch positions right in the middle of this so that he finishes vaginally. Somehow this seems awfully awkward and unnatural to me.
See above where I discussed the release of oxytocin- the bonding hormoneSo the unitive aspect of sex is necessarily linked to pleasure?
–Rico