missyT
New Member
(I posted this in the christianity forum but I think it would be intersting to hear various perspectives and not just Christian/Biblical...sorry mods.)
Several weeks ago, whilst sitting in the canteen at church, I over heard a conversation (okay I was eaves dropping but they knew I was) between two married people. They were not married to each other, I guess they are just very good friends. Whilst talking about various family/ marriage orientated topics, their conversation progressed to sex and they were quite explicit about their sexual relationships with their spouses. The woman is pregnant and was explaining how the pregnancy (which is her third; she has twin daughters and a son) was not planned and how the coil had moved etc. etc. Then the man talked about his own wife's contraceptive methods. They also talked about sexual positions, how often they had sex and pointed out a few women who they believed 'satified' their husbands.
Now, whilst I believe it is good to have friends when you are married, should there or shouldn't there be a limit to what you discuss with others about your marriage bed?
NB/ The people in question seemed either to have forgotten that there were others around even though the place was crowded or they did not mind that young, single people were most probably listening. Please do not critise me for eavesdropping, it was kinda hard not to.
Several weeks ago, whilst sitting in the canteen at church, I over heard a conversation (okay I was eaves dropping but they knew I was) between two married people. They were not married to each other, I guess they are just very good friends. Whilst talking about various family/ marriage orientated topics, their conversation progressed to sex and they were quite explicit about their sexual relationships with their spouses. The woman is pregnant and was explaining how the pregnancy (which is her third; she has twin daughters and a son) was not planned and how the coil had moved etc. etc. Then the man talked about his own wife's contraceptive methods. They also talked about sexual positions, how often they had sex and pointed out a few women who they believed 'satified' their husbands.
Now, whilst I believe it is good to have friends when you are married, should there or shouldn't there be a limit to what you discuss with others about your marriage bed?
NB/ The people in question seemed either to have forgotten that there were others around even though the place was crowded or they did not mind that young, single people were most probably listening. Please do not critise me for eavesdropping, it was kinda hard not to.