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DifferentTigah
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | InaHouse |
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| Number of Posts: | 13 |
| Registered on: | 1/5/2023 |
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re: Paging married folks. Is Marriage really the end of sex ?
Posted by DifferentTigah on 7/27/23 at 4:35 pm to Sam Quint
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wtf is nfp
Natural family planning. I have been with my wife for over 20 years. This has been the best thing we have ever done. For years she had no sexual desire. Threw away the bc pills and started doing this and now we can hardly keep our hands off each other at times.
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re: Paging married folks. Is Marriage really the end of sex ?
Posted by DifferentTigah on 7/27/23 at 4:26 pm to BigPerm30
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This guy fricking sucks
?? Guess you will never know the joy of marriage like I do brother
re: Paging married folks. Is Marriage really the end of sex ?
Posted by DifferentTigah on 7/27/23 at 4:18 pm to LeeVanCleef
Unlimited sex is not the point of marriage. If that’s all you are looking for then you will not be satisfied in a marriage.
However if you live a marriage out correctly and with respect for your wife and her cycles, practice nfp, neither the man or woman will loose interest in sex. I’ve lived marriage over 10 years now and I can testify to the huge difference nfp can make in a marriage for the better.
However if you live a marriage out correctly and with respect for your wife and her cycles, practice nfp, neither the man or woman will loose interest in sex. I’ve lived marriage over 10 years now and I can testify to the huge difference nfp can make in a marriage for the better.
re: If you're not a Christian, is there any point to marriage?
Posted by DifferentTigah on 5/19/23 at 11:08 am to hubertcumberdale
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idk baw im willing to bet that gay couples are much more suitable/competent parents than the majority of straight parents, regardless how they like having sex
I can agree that some gay people can raise a child better than some parents who choose to not take interest or any responsibilities toward their children. But that often times leads to the child struggling with commitment or things like that due to not being wanted by their biological parents.
By being raised by two dudes or two women who think they are married is not the best place for children to grow. Any child that is not raised in the loving home of his/her biological parents is more susceptible to decreased education, poverty, drugs, crime, etc. Therefore, it is not something we as a society should push as being normal.
We should hold marriage to its high standard and get rid of no fault divorce. Make it a life long commitment again. This is best for society, communities/parishes/states/country, to thrive.
re: If you're not a Christian, is there any point to marriage?
Posted by DifferentTigah on 5/19/23 at 12:09 am to hubertcumberdale
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How do gays getting married have any impact on anyone’s life whatsoever outside of taxes? Like what’s an example of a societal problem caused by gays marrying?
When we allow gay “marriage” it redefines what marriage actually is. Like I said marriage is geared toward producing children and starting families to grow society in the best way possible. Gays can’t reproduce. What then happens is gay couples doing IVF or surrogacy for children. This produces children outside of the marital union and the sexual act. Then we have kids that never know their parents, and especially fathers. Fathers, biological fathers, are a huge part of who a child is. Every child deserves to come into this world to loving biological parents, mother and father, who will love and take care of them.
re: If you're not a Christian, is there any point to marriage?
Posted by DifferentTigah on 5/18/23 at 4:42 pm to BeerMoney
Marriage has been around for thousands of years, even before Christ. The Christian idea of marriage came because Christ sanctified marriage. He taught that marriage is between one man and one woman. He did this to reflect the Holy Trinity. As God is Father/Son/Holy Spirit, a community of persons in one, so goes the family one father/one mother/children.
You see The Father loves The Son and the Son loves the Father. The love They share is The Holy Spirit. Just like a human father loves his wife and his wife loves the husband, and the love they share produces the child. It’s really all about showing the world about the Holy Trinity and true, authentic love.
You see The Father loves The Son and the Son loves the Father. The love They share is The Holy Spirit. Just like a human father loves his wife and his wife loves the husband, and the love they share produces the child. It’s really all about showing the world about the Holy Trinity and true, authentic love.
re: If you're not a Christian, is there any point to marriage?
Posted by DifferentTigah on 5/18/23 at 4:34 pm to Thundercles
The point of marriage is to give yourself completely to the other person as a gift of yourself. In marriage this gift of yourself complete and holding nothing back is geared towards producing children and the raising of those children. This is why it is for men and women only, because only man and woman can produce a child.
This is what keeps society going. Everything in this culture that has been done to change this has led to societal problems and the breakdown in the family which cause more societal problems.
This is what keeps society going. Everything in this culture that has been done to change this has led to societal problems and the breakdown in the family which cause more societal problems.
re: Yukon XL Longevity
Posted by DifferentTigah on 1/30/23 at 2:19 pm to GREENHEAD22
They said the transmission has been flushed and vehicle has been maintained per manufactory recommendations.
re: Yukon XL Longevity
Posted by DifferentTigah on 1/30/23 at 2:17 pm to GREENHEAD22
2016
EcoTec3 6.2L V8
EcoTec3 6.2L V8
Yukon XL Longevity
Posted by DifferentTigah on 1/30/23 at 1:42 pm
Any of you guys own a GMC Yukon XL? I am looking to trade in my truck for a yukon XL to better fit my family. I am looking at one that has 115K miles on it. Would only need it for 4 years before I buy something new. I typically put about 10-11K miles per year on a vehicle.
I am hearing these trucks run at least 250K miles. Any opinions on this?
I am hearing these trucks run at least 250K miles. Any opinions on this?
re: Mobile Bay fishing
Posted by DifferentTigah on 1/9/23 at 1:11 pm to KillTheGophers
Thanks for all the advice fellas. I will definitely check into these resources and bring this thread up again closer to June.
re: Mobile Bay fishing
Posted by DifferentTigah on 1/6/23 at 4:11 pm to Riseupfromtherubble
I have looked at some maps. I was planning on trying the reefs in the south of the bay. So that was plan A. Plan B not so sure really. Ill look into dauphin island to. Just wasn't real sure what to expect.
Any rec's on live shrimp or plastics/etc for that time of year?
Any rec's on live shrimp or plastics/etc for that time of year?
Mobile Bay fishing
Posted by DifferentTigah on 1/6/23 at 3:12 pm
Possibly taking a trip to Alabama this June. Just wondering if anyone has been fishing in Mobile Bay. I'll be looking to catch specks/reds. Can anyone tell me what to expect at that time of year? Where to fish around that area? Anything else is much appreciated.
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