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[Hypoxia]

Do married Christian women have sexual fantasies about giving themselves to other men just as much as other women?

Do many engage in sexual affairs outside of marriage?

Do they feel regret or remorse for giving their "godly" and "pure" pussies to the men they see?

Did many of them engage in sex with the nonChristian men they dated before marriage?

I explored this rather seriously in Substitute Pussy where a devout pastor's wife must offer herself, to save her underage daughter from being used. Yes, consider situations where the devout woman feels driven to another man because reasons:

* The infidelity is categorically more important than her marriage vows
* The (abusive?) husband has cheated; the vows are already cast aside
* Husband is imprisoned or bed-ridden and her body demands satisfaction
* Divine voices in her head tell her to give herself sexually to others
* She's a promiscuous Catholic who exploits confession and absolution

BTW Wally, thanks for resurrecting a nearly two-year-old thread.

 

[BattlingSoul]

Just found this tread...

Christian here myself, take my walk seriously, my flesh is always battling my spirit...

Nice to see other Christians here...

Feel free to IM me so we can talk further...

Thanks!

 

[ChloeTzang]

I explored this rather seriously in Substitute Pussy where a devout pastor's wife must offer herself, to save her underage daughter from being used. Yes, consider situations where the devout woman feels driven to another man because reasons:

* The infidelity is categorically more important than her marriage vows
* The (abusive?) husband has cheated; the vows are already cast aside
* Husband is imprisoned or bed-ridden and her body demands satisfaction
* Divine voices in her head tell her to give herself sexually to others
* She's a promiscuous Catholic who exploits confession and absolution

BTW Wally, thanks for resurrecting a nearly two-year-old thread.

Oh, this is fascinating. I grew up Catholic. I still go to Mass regularly. I don't even try to reconcile faith, such as it is, with my life. Let alone with the stories I write.

 

[Handley_Page]

Oh, this is fascinating. I grew up Catholic. I still go to Mass regularly. I don't even try to reconcile faith, such as it is, with my life. Let alone with the stories I write.

I have a quiet word with the Almighty before bed.
I regard it was talking to a superior friend.