To Practice Mutual Celibacy For Religious Or Medical Reasons (wife, love, sex)

[Monastic555]

Is there anybody else here who practices mutual celibacy, mutual abstinence with their soulmate for religious or medical reasons? In my case, it began as a medical problem but ended up as religious. In other words, the medical problem was actually a blessing. Let those others who share this practice, post about their experiences.

[funymann]

*crickets*





Echo...

[cpg35223]

Originally Posted by Hurricane Sal

I'd rather shoot myself. Sex is way too fun.

I've never understand why my co-religionists think sex is something that's wrong. It enriches human experience, not detracts from it.

[savoytruffle]

The only people I know of who are mutually celibate are asexual spouses.

[Monastic555]

Originally Posted by cpg35223

I've never understand why my co-religionists think sex is something that's wrong. It enriches human experience, not detracts from it.

To each his own. Because for some, it detracts.

[johngolf]

Originally Posted by Monastic555

To each his own. Because for some, it detracts.

I suggest some counseling.

[zentropa]

Originally Posted by Monastic555

Is there anybody else here who practices mutual celibacy, mutual abstinence with their soulmate for religious or medical reasons? In my case, it began as a medical problem but ended up as religious. In other words, the medical problem was actually a blessing. Let those others who share this practice, post about their experiences.

What "experiences" are they supposed to post about? There are no "experiences" worth mentioning. ("Oh, I had no intimacy with my wife again today.")

That's why this thread has been dead for 4 years.

[hawaiiancoconut]

Originally Posted by Monastic555

Is there anybody else here who practices mutual celibacy, mutual abstinence with their soulmate for religious or medical reasons? In my case, it began as a medical problem but ended up as religious. In other words, the medical problem was actually a blessing. Let those others who share this practice, post about their experiences.

I call it being really close friends, or in modern term.... BFF.

[BirdieBelle]

Originally Posted by Monastic555

In my case, it began as a medical problem but ended up as religious.

I would very much like to know what medical problem became religious?

[JerZ]

No. I don’t believe denying myself normal human things makes God love me more.

As for medical reasons, not so far.