No. It's hard to find redheaded midgets, who work as strippers or hairdressers, that are named Tiffany
Just like I said lol... this can be a sticky subject.
(sticky means awkward)
Hooters is child's play.Lol..thats pretty specific...fortunately for you..you could probably find a midget who COLORS her hair red..she MIGHT work at Hooters and Tiffany might be her last name of the name of the jewelry she likes..but..if she wants to play patty cake with you..all the better![]()
Hooters is child's play.
Ahhhhhh..lol..glad you clarified that..now go wash your hands..lol
stick·y
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ADJECTIVE
- tending or designed to stick to things on contact or covered with something that sticks.
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synonyms: humid · muggy · close · sultry · sweltering · steamy · oppressive ·
[more]- informal
involving problems; difficult or awkward.
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Just like I said lol... this can be a sticky subject.
(sticky means awkward)
Just my opinion, but outside of extenuating circumstances if a married man is having nocturnal emissions there is something very wrong in their sex life.
He saying you need to up your game.You saying I need a private eye to tail him?![]()
LOLWet dreams? You mean like about the ocean? Yea those can be scary!I can see why you don't want them.
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Wow, Christians like to really beat themselves up over absolutely nothing.
Do you have scripture that wet dreams, something that is involuntary, is a sin?
And I know I answered a question with a question. But you brought up King David's remorse for his sins.
It is still a sin.I have a question
what if for that moment you did not sin, yet you are being falsely accused of sinning, and that false accusation makes you feel bad, makes you believe that your inevitable sin will be guaranteed so, mind as well sin for relief to "vent it off your mind"
Hi all.
I am really tentative about posting about this, but I am kind of desperate at this point.
So some history... I was addicted to pornography for 7 years until I was set free by God. It has been about 1 1/2 years since then. The problem now is that I average about 1-2 wet dreams per week. This is probably due to my 7 years of bondage and the fact that I am lifting weights now (thus creating more testosterone). I would sometimes even say that I feel like I got raped, although not quit as intense. I feel ashamed and disgusting after every time. I know that since I feel a deep remorse and can't really control it that I am still counted as righteous, but sometimes I do have inklings of doubt. Even if I am still in right standing with God, it doesn't fix the fact that after a dream such as these that I am more vulnerable to sexual images that may appear throughout the day (which are pretty much unavoidable in today's society). Even women dressed in skin-tight/revealing clothing can make me start to go down that path before I start feeling shame and force myself to look away. I have actually HALF-seriously considered the pros and cons of making myself go blind so I don't have to go through the endless temptations, which I am sure are contributing to my dreams. (Even though that sounds really serious I don't have any bad mental health problems; don't freak out) I would appreciate any sort of advice on how to overcome this.
Thanks a ton,
ColoradoMinesCole
easy my friend. You are correct, for a healthy person. For someone who had to fight hard to overcome an addiction not so much. Correction with compassion goes down better.Christians want to guilt themselves over biological functions they have absolutely no control over, and furthermore, were likely created by God, to serve a purpose.
This kind of stuff leads to garbage like the Skoptsy cults.
My friend don't beat yourself up. It took courage to confess your struggles. More so over coming your addiction. And living in today's world can be extraordinary challenging. My kids teachers in grade school dresses provocatively. It is in everything you see. Wet dreams are natural and normal. Please know that. My daughter had her first one when she was 16. It made her feel like she was bad. She did not know what was happening to her. My sons it did the same way. I can only imagine your struggles. The Lord does not use shame. The convicts ones heart. Conviction desires change. Shame desires destruction. You are stronger than you give yourself credit. Seek the Lord, remind yourself you are the Lords and are not dirty. Find yourself a promise in the bible. Every time you feel the like you are getting beat down. Quote that verse and remember who you are! Not who you were or fear you may become.Hi all.
I am really tentative about posting about this, but I am kind of desperate at this point.
So some history... I was addicted to pornography for 7 years until I was set free by God. It has been about 1 1/2 years since then. The problem now is that I average about 1-2 wet dreams per week. This is probably due to my 7 years of bondage and the fact that I am lifting weights now (thus creating more testosterone). I would sometimes even say that I feel like I got raped, although not quit as intense. I feel ashamed and disgusting after every time. I know that since I feel a deep remorse and can't really control it that I am still counted as righteous, but sometimes I do have inklings of doubt. Even if I am still in right standing with God, it doesn't fix the fact that after a dream such as these that I am more vulnerable to sexual images that may appear throughout the day (which are pretty much unavoidable in today's society). Even women dressed in skin-tight/revealing clothing can make me start to go down that path before I start feeling shame and force myself to look away. I have actually HALF-seriously considered the pros and cons of making myself go blind so I don't have to go through the endless temptations, which I am sure are contributing to my dreams. (Even though that sounds really serious I don't have any bad mental health problems; don't freak out) I would appreciate any sort of advice on how to overcome this.
Thanks a ton,
ColoradoMinesCole