"I honestly see no issue with a man masturbating to either visual or mental images of women. If he's heterosexual, that's what arouses him. It's natural. Why should there be a problem with that?
What of women who masturbate to mental…"
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Rachel May 22, 2012. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Hi there!I found my way here through a friend of mine that posted a discussion from this site. I poked around a little and decided I wanted to join in.As for a little history about me... I was born…Continue
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Rachel posted a blog postHell. Hell. It's always Hell!
My separation from Christendom is relatively recent. At least, the more public end of it. I've entertained the idea of letting myself accept I no longer believed in any of the gods described by humans in any religion at any time in history for quite some time. I can't discount there could be some god or another somewhere out there. But I really doubt it.The reaction to my rejection of religion has been about what I expected. It all came straight back to Hell. I am no stranger to this, as the…See More
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- After years of horrible things happening to me, and no help even though I begged and pleaded for some kind of scrap of relief, my faith was critically wounded. As I got used to the idea of rejecting religion and the God I had been raised to believe in, I became more and more comfortable in my new outlook on life, the universe, and any kind of god.
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Hell. Hell. It's always Hell!
Posted on May 24, 2012 at 2:48am 0 Comments 1 Like
My separation from Christendom is relatively recent. At least, the more public end of it. I've entertained the idea of letting myself accept I no longer believed in any of the gods described by humans in any religion at any time in history for quite some time. I can't discount there could be some god or another somewhere out there. But I really doubt it.
The reaction to my rejection of religion has been about what I expected. It all came straight back to Hell. I am no stranger to…
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- At 3:48pm on May 8, 2012,
Brittany Mezzo said… Thanks for introducing me to this site. May we have grand times together!
- At 8:55am on May 1, 2012,
Robert Karp said… Welcome to the Think Atheist community Rachel! Please feel free to get involved as little or as much as you'd like to. Check out of Big Discussions board for some great topics and join us in the chat on the bottom right of the site. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask! Make yourself at home and welcome again!
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