MargoPego
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Man, even just reading the starting post in this thread has really encouraged me! Not to turn this to be about me at all - it's just that I was thinking of all the young women I know personally who call themselves Christians but who don't seem to be bearing any fruit. I'm not trying to be cynical, really. I know that there are Godly young people today who are striving hard to follow God & to live pure, chaste lives - I'm 36, never been married, & still honouring God with this part of my life.
To Inrobar & others in her position, please keep up the chastity & purity! You really are honouring God & yourselves & your future mates with your Godliness. Remaining a virgin 'til you're married is so worth it, from what I've seen! Every woman I know who waited 'til they were married said that they were so very, very happy that they had waited (I don't feel comfortable talking to men about such things), & many who haven't waited have told me that they wished they were where I was. Oh, not necessarily 36 & still single; rather, virgins when they married.
I have had boyfriends, and, thankful, all but one were totally respectful of me, having made the same decision, or at least were living in renewed purity (one had given his virginity away before he was a Christian & had committed himself to purity 'til marriage). The one who didn't respect me soon learned that I was serious & wasn't giving in. He dumped me, but I wasn't sorry.
Keep seeking God as the Source of your wholeness & joy - it's more satisfying than any human relationship could ever be.
To Inrobar & others in her position, please keep up the chastity & purity! You really are honouring God & yourselves & your future mates with your Godliness. Remaining a virgin 'til you're married is so worth it, from what I've seen! Every woman I know who waited 'til they were married said that they were so very, very happy that they had waited (I don't feel comfortable talking to men about such things), & many who haven't waited have told me that they wished they were where I was. Oh, not necessarily 36 & still single; rather, virgins when they married.
I have had boyfriends, and, thankful, all but one were totally respectful of me, having made the same decision, or at least were living in renewed purity (one had given his virginity away before he was a Christian & had committed himself to purity 'til marriage). The one who didn't respect me soon learned that I was serious & wasn't giving in. He dumped me, but I wasn't sorry.
Keep seeking God as the Source of your wholeness & joy - it's more satisfying than any human relationship could ever be.