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What about the risk of STDs to a man who goes down to the local brothel for his unknowing faithful wife? What if a man contracts HIV/AIDS and gives it to his w

by wincy 4y ago

What about the risk of STDs to a man who goes down to the local brothel for his unknowing faithful wife? What if a man contracts HIV/AIDS and gives it to his wife? What if a woman who already has children with one man gets pregnant from a man she’s not married to, or a man gets another woman pregnant? Are these purely Christian morality or do they hint at very real underlying biological reasons total sexual freedom might be problematic to a society? These sorts of things do happen.

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op00to 4y ago
> what if a woman who already has children with one man gets pregnant from a man she’s not married to Who cares? There's no law against this. > his unknowing faithful > a man gets another woman pregnant Your hypotheticals talk about people who are dishonest. The problem is inappropriate activity outside of a monogamous relationship. If one partner doesn't discuss their behavior with their other partner, the problem wasn't the sex worker, it is that they are not being honest about their activities. Your examples are moot anyway because regulated sex workers are tested every day, and are required to use condoms to protect against HIV. The risk of STD or pregnancy with a regulated sex worker are miniscule. It's far more risky for the husband to go to a bar and pick up someone randomly. > Are these purely Christian morality > total sexual freedom might be problematic to a society At least for now, we have sexual freedom in many jurisdictions all over the world, and society seems to be chugging along. Sexual activity isn't bringing the world to it's knees. (hee hee) The concept might be problematic to your vision of what society should look like, but the rest of us are enjoying life and letting others live their life choices.
- dragonwriter 4y ago
  > > what if a woman who already has children with one man gets pregnant from a man she’s not married to > Who cares? There's no law against this. There are, in fact laws against extramarital (and, for that matter, premarital) sex, though in the US those that remain in the books are unenforceable (though the line of Constitutional law making it so is under massive assault at the moment, so maybe not for long.)
rajup 4y ago
Look up "condoms", pretty nifty invention. Your mind will be blown

by wincy 4y ago

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op00to 4y ago

> what if a woman who already has children with one man gets pregnant from a man she’s not married to Who cares? There's no law against this. > his unknowing faithful > a man gets another woman pregnant Your hypotheticals talk about people who are dishonest. The problem is inappropriate activity outside of a monogamous relationship. If one partner doesn't discuss their behavior with their other partner, the problem wasn't the sex worker, it is that they are not being honest about their activities. Your examples are moot anyway because regulated sex workers are tested every day, and are required to use condoms to protect against HIV. The risk of STD or pregnancy with a regulated sex worker are miniscule. It's far more risky for the husband to go to a bar and pick up someone randomly. > Are these purely Christian morality > total sexual freedom might be problematic to a society At least for now, we have sexual freedom in many jurisdictions all over the world, and society seems to be chugging along. Sexual activity isn't bringing the world to it's knees. (hee hee) The concept might be problematic to your vision of what society should look like, but the rest of us are enjoying life and letting others live their life choices.

dragonwriter 4y ago
> > what if a woman who already has children with one man gets pregnant from a man she’s not married to > Who cares? There's no law against this. There are, in fact laws against extramarital (and, for that matter, premarital) sex, though in the US those that remain in the books are unenforceable (though the line of Constitutional law making it so is under massive assault at the moment, so maybe not for long.)

rajup 4y ago

Look up "condoms", pretty nifty invention. Your mind will be blown