That’s good np. When I was a believer I was incredibly burdened by my sexual desires. Overwhelmed with guilt almost daily for 25 years. I prayed and prayed but never received relief.
When I left the faith, the desire was still there but the guilt was not.
Now, at 50, I can finally claim a healing of sorts. I am no longer so preoccupied by sexual lusts. God has finally seen fit to lower my testosterone levels
Jonathan, rest assured, I still very much love…lov’n. I just don’t lust after every female that crosses my path. Now I can actually (if you can believe it) look at a woman and not mentally undress her. Amazing!
That’s good np. When I was a believer I was incredibly burdened by my sexual desires. Overwhelmed with guilt almost daily for 25 years. I prayed and prayed but never received relief.
When I left the faith, the desire was still there but the guilt was not.
Now, at 50, I can finally claim a healing of sorts. I am no longer so preoccupied by sexual lusts. God has finally seen fit to lower my testosterone levels
I wish for those days when my sexual desire was a problem
I knwo what you are saying bob.
This is horrible! LOL!!
Lord, may the heavy burden that rests upon Bob and Wilfred never touch my youthful loins.
nice prayer Jonathan
” I’m sorry for unintended offense, and I’m not sorry for the intended ones.” -Jonathan
ROFL
Jonathan, rest assured, I still very much love…lov’n. I just don’t lust after every female that crosses my path. Now I can actually (if you can believe it) look at a woman and not mentally undress her. Amazing!
THERE! Bob has started the REAL conversation. Can we make claims, even religious ones, that aren’t well-founded?
haha, true.
Wilfrid, I might have said that. Nice quote.
“Lord, may the heavy burden that rests upon Bob and Wilfred never touch my youthful loins” - Jonathan
sorry I meant to laugh
at this. I mis-quoted you earlier from a different blog. I think I need some sleep
Hilarious
Wilfred, you just make me think of St. Wilfred from Anglo-Saxon times in England, 7th century! Know the fellow? He was quite a “character”, lol..
I guess I don’t get it… so is the counselor Joe Dirt? Is that the punchline?
(just joking by the way.)