>>I'd rather be the temple that this ONE man is gonna worship and explore all over!
Its so nice to read these emotional sonatas.
I don't want to spoil the fun, but for argument's sake, lets assume there is a pretty girl, a virgin no less, and she marries a guy, another virgin... how cute, haan? Anyway ... they have a fabulous two months of marriage with great sex life and all the bells and whistles and then the husband dies.
Now, I am sure we all will agree that this girl, our heroine, has a perfect right to marry another person, if she so wishes. Her being a widow is not a curse and she should not be deprived of happiness. She is no longer a virgin. Whether her new husband is virgin or experienced, suddenly, is not important. Is that right?
Now there is this guy who takes a fancy to this widow girl, who is still very cute, and they decide to get married, but the guy's mother says "No, I want a virgin for my bahu". Guess what? Suddenly we all will say "Heck, no. Virginity is not the most important thing in life. They like each other, let them get married".
This whole scenario can as easily be reversed where a wife dies and the husband plans to remarry. Or if there is a divorce.
So my dear fellows. Events in life sometimes do not follow a text book approach. To all of you who wish to be the temple of ONE man for all your lives, good luck. Just keep praying that life has dealt you a good deck of cards. :)
[This message has been edited by Peacemaker (edited June 28, 2001).]