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Q: getting horny bad for mental health ?

asked by: Zara007 on January 8th, 2009

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i cant figure out when i go for kissing and my boyfriend touches my secret organs,i feel "this is wrong"...i am a virgin.. and wanna stay that ... i am scared that "am i leaving a bad effect by letting him touch me?"...dont think that i am conservative...i am scared of ppl around me cuz in my country even kissing is a sin...
plz help me to understand cuz having sexual intercourse is not only abt the body bt also feeling inside you
Zara

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solidcroft

replied on January 8th, 2009

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no it not wrong

its not wrong to want to have sex god made us to want to have sex with some one we love its. if you don't feel that what you are doing is a sin then you shoud not do it. talk to you boyfriend if he loves you he will help you

bigboyryan

replied on January 8th, 2009

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is getting horny bad for mental and physical health ?

being horny is just part of life idk were ur from but there nuttin wrong with it in my view . everyone gets honry idc who they r . and sex is int all about being horny its all so something special . if ur not ready tell him

mg1

replied on January 8th, 2009

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is getting horny bad for mental and physical health ?

well zara its nothing bad having feeling like that ..but sometimes your heart says its wrong .. why is that ..?: its just coz of your faith in heart that someone is watching u every time .... ur heart's faith and feeling are totally natural and .. I prefer marrying him before having something really serious with him.

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