1ke;3909260:
Where did you get that idea?
Yes, it is a holy act.
The marriage act is so holy that it cannot be profaned. HOW? BY WANTING MY DH MORE OFTEN; BY DESIRING DEEP INTIMACY? BY PLAY ACTING WITH EACH OTHER?
To use pornography, engage in disordered sex acts, engage in “voyeurism”, etc, is to **profane **
a sacred act. It is the equivalent of spitting the Eucharist on the floor. I’M NOT TALKING ABOUT DISGUSTING SEX ACTS. I’M NOT GOING AROUND WATCHING PEOPLE, BUT MAYBE AN EROTIC MOVIE ON OCCASION. GOD CREATED THE SEXUAL DESIRE SO AS SPOUSES WE UTILIZE IT. THAT DOES NOT EQUAL SPITTING THE EUCHARIST ON THE FLOOR. RELAX!
BTW I AM CAPITALIZING JUST SO YOU FIND MY COMMENTS.
And what precisely do you mean by an ‘erotic’ movie? Seems to me the main purpose of anything ‘erotic’ is to arouse lust in the viewer. As opposed to, say, romantic which is more generally to arouse loving sentiments. In fact you yourself called the ‘poetry’ lusty, so we know that that is its purpose! And you know what Jesus said about a woman (or man) who has lust in their hearts. So throw that so-called poetry in the bin NOW, you’ve condemned it out of your own mouth.
It seems to me that viewing your husband or yourself as ‘slot a’ or ‘tab b’, as you were describing it earlier, is entirely degrading and objectifying and dehumanising for both of you. Let’s make clear, it is entirely possible to sinfully lust after dear hubby. And that can come about because of use of ‘erotica’ (whether that means someone play-acting at sex, writing in a titillating fashion about it, or indulging in the real deal in front of a camera)