>>so what if the consensual act
>>is between 2 ppl who
>>are already legally attached to
>>someone else? it is not
>>wrong? they r repressed if
>>they PERCEIVE it to be
>>wrong given the fact that
>>this does not "hurt" the
>>consenting adults?
>
>Are you asking these questions just
>to be annoying?


nope.


>This has NOTHING to do with
>the issue (Sexual Repression) that
>we're discussing here, NOTHING! We're
>not talking about people in
>relationships, who WANT to do
>a certain act but refrain
>because they feel it's dirty
>or wrong.


u c the confusion here? i could have sworn u defined sexual repression as that very same thing early on.


>We're not talking about breaking the
>Law, people cheating on their
>partners or acts that don't
>occur between two consenting adults.

u never set any boundaries on what kinds of relationships we were talking about, so y raise your caps when u hadn't set any boundaries? u said, how can it be wrong if it involves two consenting adults. so i asked FOR CLARITY, what if...?



>We're talking about two people in
>a relationship......
>
>Your question has EVERYTHING to do
>with fidelity and NOTHING to
>do with sexually repression.
>
>
>Peace,
>
>
>
>
>
>M2

i am trying to draw the line between what a person believes to be being a moral person and being what u consider repressed. if all this close examination is too much, feel free to back away.

Shemhotep
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