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by Digital Planets » Wed Nov 12, 2014 7:30 pm

by Basseemia » Wed Nov 12, 2014 7:31 pm
Anglo-California wrote:The thought of being a cuckold does not sit well with me, and I could not in good conscious, engage in relations with a committed woman.

by Manisdog » Wed Nov 12, 2014 7:31 pm
Furry Alairia and Algeria wrote:Manisdog wrote:
You understood that I am referring to the class of people this thread is made on, good then lets carry on
In other words, I think you need to see this show for a while, because it's obvious your misinterpretations are fringing on my sayings.

by Furry Alairia and Algeria » Wed Nov 12, 2014 7:32 pm
Manisdog wrote:Furry Alairia and Algeria wrote:In other words, I think you need to see this show for a while, because it's obvious your misinterpretations are fringing on my sayings.
for a change I am on the politically correct
we are talking about a bunch of people who want fuck like rabbits for Christ sake
so don't call me politically incorrect because i am not

by New haven america » Wed Nov 12, 2014 7:32 pm

by Archeuland and Baughistan » Wed Nov 12, 2014 7:34 pm
Furry Alairia and Algeria wrote:Archeuland and Baughistan wrote:
Care to elaborate? I have my response cooked up but I just need to see your official stance on King Solomon's harem before I continue.
I am king's Solomon.
In other words you've misinterpreted my statement in which I referred you to traditional marriage and you went with King Solomon.

by Furry Alairia and Algeria » Wed Nov 12, 2014 7:35 pm
Archeuland and Baughistan wrote:Furry Alairia and Algeria wrote:I am king's Solomon.
In other words you've misinterpreted my statement in which I referred you to traditional marriage and you went with King Solomon.
The Bible is a historical account, not a gentle fairy tale. There were sinful people in Biblical history. King Solomon was not supposed to take wives from amongst the Canaanites, Aramites, and so on, but he did so, and it led to his ruin. As punishment for worshiping pagan gods, his kingdom was split in two at his death. There's reason to believe, though, that Solomon, as David's son, would have repented. It is not specifically mentioned, but Solomon was a righteous king who sought after God despite his wild and never ending lust for women. God uses imperfect people - such as King Solomon or Nebuchadnezzar - to solve his purposes and fulfill his plan. Technically most everyone is involved in God's plan whether or not they want to be. The important choice is up to them - whether or not they will support God's plan or reject it.Solomon, just like all others, is not holy or sinless - and he will have to give an account of his actions to Christ in the last judgment, as will everyone else. To dismiss any premonitions of self-righteousness, I too will be judged by Christ, and it is my hope that he will indeed overlook and forgive my faults as he has promised, and bring me into eternal life.

by Threlizdun » Wed Nov 12, 2014 7:35 pm
The Fascist American Empire wrote:Your relationship, your business I guess. However, I do have one question: I am assuming that the woman mention in the OP is the only one in the relationship, so what happens if she has a baby? Would it make the situation even a little odd, or not? Just a passing thought.
I didn't say most want it. I'm saying most don't mind that others have them. You are a minority in proposing you should be able to dictate whether more than two people are allowed to love each other.Manisdog wrote:Threlizdun wrote:We're not swingers. Swingers just have sex and nothing more. Again, who the hell are you to tell others what relationship they could have. The majority of people believe that it is acceptable to have a polyamorous relationship.
source,
how many people would really want polyamory even this opinion poll here says majority don't want it

by Manisdog » Wed Nov 12, 2014 7:37 pm
Threlizdun wrote:The Fascist American Empire wrote:Your relationship, your business I guess. However, I do have one question: I am assuming that the woman mention in the OP is the only one in the relationship, so what happens if she has a baby? Would it make the situation even a little odd, or not? Just a passing thought.
If she has a baby (which is unlikely but I'm not giving specifics), then it would be the business of her and the other parent what they chose to do. It wouldn't be the first time kids were raised in a polyamorous household though (I actually know a poly family with kids), so while it would certainly change things for all of is, I doubt it would end the relationship.I didn't say most want it. I'm saying most don't mind that others have them. You are a minority in proposing you should be able to dictate whether more than two people are allowed to love each other.Manisdog wrote:
source,
how many people would really want polyamory even this opinion poll here says majority don't want it

by Archeuland and Baughistan » Wed Nov 12, 2014 7:38 pm
Furry Alairia and Algeria wrote:Archeuland and Baughistan wrote:
The Bible is a historical account, not a gentle fairy tale. There were sinful people in Biblical history. King Solomon was not supposed to take wives from amongst the Canaanites, Aramites, and so on, but he did so, and it led to his ruin. As punishment for worshiping pagan gods, his kingdom was split in two at his death. There's reason to believe, though, that Solomon, as David's son, would have repented. It is not specifically mentioned, but Solomon was a righteous king who sought after God despite his wild and never ending lust for women. God uses imperfect people - such as King Solomon or Nebuchadnezzar - to solve his purposes and fulfill his plan. Technically most everyone is involved in God's plan whether or not they want to be. The important choice is up to them - whether or not they will support God's plan or reject it.Solomon, just like all others, is not holy or sinless - and he will have to give an account of his actions to Christ in the last judgment, as will everyone else. To dismiss any premonitions of self-righteousness, I too will be judged by Christ, and it is my hope that he will indeed overlook and forgive my faults as he has promised, and bring me into eternal life.
A: Fixed
B: Religion and Polygamy have nothing to do with what I was talking about at the moment.

by The Fascist American Empire » Wed Nov 12, 2014 7:38 pm
Threlizdun wrote:The Fascist American Empire wrote:Your relationship, your business I guess. However, I do have one question: I am assuming that the woman mention in the OP is the only one in the relationship, so what happens if she has a baby? Would it make the situation even a little odd, or not? Just a passing thought.
If she has a baby (which is unlikely but I'm not giving specifics), then it would be the business of her and the other parent what they chose to do. It wouldn't be the first time kids were raised in a polyamorous household though (I actually know a poly family with kids), so while it would certainly change things for all of is, I doubt it would end the relationship.
You obviously do since you posted a response like the shifty little red velvet pseudo ant you are. Yes I am onto your little tricks you hissing pest you exoskeleton brier patch you. Now crawl back in to that patch of grass you call hell and hiss some more. -Benuty

by Furry Alairia and Algeria » Wed Nov 12, 2014 7:39 pm
Manisdog wrote:Threlizdun wrote:If she has a baby (which is unlikely but I'm not giving specifics), then it would be the business of her and the other parent what they chose to do. It wouldn't be the first time kids were raised in a polyamorous household though (I actually know a poly family with kids), so while it would certainly change things for all of is, I doubt it would end the relationship.
I didn't say most want it. I'm saying most don't mind that others have them. You are a minority in proposing you should be able to dictate whether more than two people are allowed to love each other.
Tell me any government which would give legal recognition to this kind of relationship, any religious establishment or any ruling political party that endorses
and in any major country in the world

by Threlizdun » Wed Nov 12, 2014 7:39 pm
Manisdog wrote:Furry Alairia and Algeria wrote:In other words, I think you need to see this show for a while, because it's obvious your misinterpretations are fringing on my sayings.
for a change I am on the politically correct
we are talking about a bunch of people who want fuck like rabbits for Christ sake
so don't call me politically incorrect because i am not

by Furry Alairia and Algeria » Wed Nov 12, 2014 7:40 pm
Archeuland and Baughistan wrote:Furry Alairia and Algeria wrote:A: Fixed
B: Religion and Polygamy have nothing to do with what I was talking about at the moment.
I don't have a crystal ball, all that I can tell about what you are saying is what I see with my own eyes. I can clearly tell you were making a flawed attack on a righteous historical figure, King Solomon. If you Google '700 wives', you will see King Solomon in most every result. Logically, you were speaking of King Solomon.

by Furry Alairia and Algeria » Wed Nov 12, 2014 7:41 pm
Manisdog wrote:P.S
Countries like the Czech Republic do not count, they are inconsequential countries

by The Fascist American Empire » Wed Nov 12, 2014 7:41 pm
Manisdog wrote:Threlizdun wrote:If she has a baby (which is unlikely but I'm not giving specifics), then it would be the business of her and the other parent what they chose to do. It wouldn't be the first time kids were raised in a polyamorous household though (I actually know a poly family with kids), so while it would certainly change things for all of is, I doubt it would end the relationship.
I didn't say most want it. I'm saying most don't mind that others have them. You are a minority in proposing you should be able to dictate whether more than two people are allowed to love each other.
Tell me any government which would give legal recognition to this kind of relationship, any religious establishment or any ruling political party that endorses
and in any major country in the world
You obviously do since you posted a response like the shifty little red velvet pseudo ant you are. Yes I am onto your little tricks you hissing pest you exoskeleton brier patch you. Now crawl back in to that patch of grass you call hell and hiss some more. -Benuty

by New haven america » Wed Nov 12, 2014 7:41 pm
Manisdog wrote:P.S
Countries like the Czech Republic do not count, they are inconsequential countries

by Manisdog » Wed Nov 12, 2014 7:42 pm
Threlizdun wrote:Manisdog wrote:
for a change I am on the politically correct
we are talking about a bunch of people who want fuck like rabbits for Christ sake
so don't call me politically incorrect because i am not
There are polyamorous relationships that don't even involve sex. There are polyamorous relationships that don't even involve sex. There are polyamorous relationships that don't even involve sex. There, I have said it many other points in the thread. Perhaps I didn't say it enough. I didn't start dating someone because I wanted sex; I started dating because I cared about that person.

by Furry Alairia and Algeria » Wed Nov 12, 2014 7:42 pm
The Fascist American Empire wrote:Manisdog wrote:
Tell me any government which would give legal recognition to this kind of relationship, any religious establishment or any ruling political party that endorses
and in any major country in the world
Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Iraq, Iran...
Islam, very very very very very Ancient Judaism (Jacob/Israel had four wives, remember). I think Hinduism too, but I'm not sure, I'm not an expert.

by The Fascist American Empire » Wed Nov 12, 2014 7:43 pm
Furry Alairia and Algeria wrote:The Fascist American Empire wrote:
Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Iraq, Iran...
Islam, very very very very very Ancient Judaism (Jacob/Israel had four wives, remember). I think Hinduism too, but I'm not sure, I'm not an expert.
You forgot Los Estados Unidos, Estados Unidos Mexicanos, y Canada
You obviously do since you posted a response like the shifty little red velvet pseudo ant you are. Yes I am onto your little tricks you hissing pest you exoskeleton brier patch you. Now crawl back in to that patch of grass you call hell and hiss some more. -Benuty

by Manisdog » Wed Nov 12, 2014 7:43 pm

by Threlizdun » Wed Nov 12, 2014 7:43 pm
No, cheating by definition is not communicated or consensual on the part of all parties. If you gave her permission to have sex with others, then you would have an open marriage. Only if she were actually romantically involved with others would it be polyamory.The Fascist American Empire wrote:Threlizdun wrote:If she has a baby (which is unlikely but I'm not giving specifics), then it would be the business of her and the other parent what they chose to do. It wouldn't be the first time kids were raised in a polyamorous household though (I actually know a poly family with kids), so while it would certainly change things for all of is, I doubt it would end the relationship.
Okay, thank you. I was just wondering.
Say, would it count if I just don't care if my wife cheats on me, provided she doesn't leave me? I wouldn't partake another woman myself, of course. She'd have my utmost loyalty and love.

by New haven america » Wed Nov 12, 2014 7:44 pm

by Furry Alairia and Algeria » Wed Nov 12, 2014 7:44 pm
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