A new study in the Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy sought to investigate the relationship between sexual values and sexual incongruence as well as the effects of religiousness on this relationship. The findings indicate that religiousness predicts sexual incongruence, but not more than conservative sexual values, which demonstrated the most substantial relationship. ...
  • AcidSmiley [she/her]
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    2 years ago

    Conservative sexual values surrounding abstinence, heterosexuality, religion/spirituality, and commitment were strongly associated with each other, and participants endorsing these values tended to be higher in religiousness. Sexual values surrounding consent, privacy, and “anything goes” were linked to one another, and participants supporting these values tended to be lower in religiousness.

    I'd like to see how many of the rabid homophobes that call everybody a groomer have consent on their list of sexual values at all.

    • zifnab25 [he/him, any]
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      2 years ago

      Obviously, "consent" is only valid when it is "strict heterosexual monogamy within a patriarchal household". The Good Christian Woman submits to her husband out of her love for him and for God. Anything that tricks people into deviating from God's Law is a Satanic Grooming Agenda. The idea of "consent" only applies when you consent to follow God. Everything else is the product of malice or deception.