It has nothing to do with values in relation to pre-marital sex..I personally believe abstinence for as long as you can..Mostly because young kids are having sex for the wrong reasons and hurting each other...
Our difference is you thinking its O.K for your daughter to attach the words"disgusting and repulsive" to a boy that desires sex or oral sex..
How is it so disgusting and repulsive before marriage..And a gift from God and a blessing and all natural and a beautiful thing after marriage?
And the term "every boy"...
Why dont you just come out and tell her all men are pigs just trying to get in her pants?
YES I know the raging hormones..Yes I know boys will sniff around and chase girls for sex...But why demonize them???..Why label them disgusting and repulsive?
Its the harshness of the words beign used to describe them ...You are talking about young boys who are NATURALLY curious and anxious about sex...
Love
Dallas
You're making too big of a deal out "disgusting", "repulsive", and "every boy". Actually, I don't know the exact words my daughter used, as it's been about 3 years, but she expressed her outrage that boys asked her to seriously violate the laws of God and the sanctity of the sexual relationship.
Sex out of marriage is a serious sin. No matter what anybody has to say on the subject to the contrary or how old fashion chastity may become, it remains the law of God.
Sex before marriage should be spiritually repulsive - I'm not suggesting that sex is physically repulsive, quite to the contrary, it's physically pleasurable - but one should be repulsed at the thought of giving up one's virtue. Of course it's natural to be curious about one's God given sex drive. It's a powerful and interesting drive. Curious boys and girls should be taught to bridle their passions until marriage.
When Joseph was tempted by Potiphar's wife, he fled. He literally ran from her. I bet he was "repulsed" by the thought of committing adultery. Again, that's not to say that he would have found the act to be physically repulsive, but he would have found the sin to be spiritually repulsive.