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You know it is amazing how someone can blame you for their choices

lovely_darlingprettybaby

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Just because some women like sleeping with whoever they want and are hypersexual.
I am not judging anyone for however they view sexuality and have never judged anything like the in the past or anyone on the lgbtqia spectrum or anyone's choices or mistakes in terms of bad choices with relationships
But just because you have disabilities does not mean you are not private and shy about your body and self controlled around men and were trying to essentially wait until marriage because of faith views and illness and even if the other person did not there is no shame in that. I am very sensitive about my body and always like to take care of it and view it with respect even little piece of curve and fat piece of it even if society tries to tell you not too, the way others view bodies and pick a woman apart of her appearance because of their own insecurities or narcissism is not easy for someone with sensitive rejection.
I was never judgmental of people with lgbtqia issues in the past and was an ally and friend no matter what faith issues said because I have met people like that in the past and was non judgmental.
And certainly in the past I did not understand things like asexual because I thought those things were sick because I did not understand how people could not want to have sex or like it even if I had never experienced it.
I was like it is a beautiful act of love and those people are missing out and could be lonely forever so they are doing themselves an injustice and they should try to get better from their trauma but not I understand asexual people more I think.
I myself was like I want to have sex when I get married because I think it would be nice and beautiful with my husband.
I was not judgmental but that is how I viewed it I was like when I am married too I will not need to have celebrity crushes because I will not have to find any other man attractive and hope my husband feels the same about other women and I thought it was fairly bad when people were married but still looked at other people.
And in preparation I was making sure to do develop any crushes on any celebrities because God told me to wait and my husband may appreciate it.
Hope this is understood.
I am not at all trying to judge lgbtqia or anything but I was just trying to say everyone experiences sexuality different.
And I would be friends with lgbtqia I have no problems with that at all
And I am sorry for people like that who experience such struggles and prejudice from society and faith because it is not at all right
 
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I'm not 100% sure I understand what you are saying here, I mean I can read the words, but... if you are saying that you can't understand why some people try to tell others what to like or dislike, then I agree I don't like them doing it, and I realize the that sentence can be seen as self contradictory...

Somehow I wonder if you are thinking about something specific you have experienced?
 

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