William Tell Overture for Moms
I have actually said every one of these except, “No texting at the table.” That nuisance came after my kids were grown… lol….
[HT: reader rosie]
Sep.28, 2007 7:02 pm |
Pop Culture |
[HT: reader rosie]
Commenting Rules
Do's
- “Criticize ideas, not people.”
- Create one original moniker and stick with it.
- Please use a unique name.
- Be civil and considerate.
- Read fully and consider carefully before responding.
Do Not's
- Blasphemy will not be tolerated.
- No swearing or slandering of others.
- No deliberate inflammatory comments.
- Do not violate another’s privacy.
- Do not threaten fellow commenters or anyone else.
- No personal, racial, ethnic or gender-based insults/slurs.
- Do not post private personal information about yourself or others.(ie addresses, phone #s)
Violations will be deleted and you may be banned.
Threats will be immediately reported to authorities.
Following these rules will make everyone's experience visiting JillStanek.com better.
Our volunteer moderators make prudent judgment calls to provide an open forum to discuss these issues. They reserve the right to remove any comment for any reason. Jill's decisions on such moderations are final.
Go to gravatar.com to create your avatar.
Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
Very cute!
Haha. How do people find stuff like this?
Okay. I am bumping up this conversation I was having with Jacqueline a few days ago. Sorry I couldn’t finish it–unfortunately, I can’t spend all my time in front of the computer.
People who disagree with BC disagree with it because they think it’s a perversion of God’s intent for sex. So you have no problem with us thinking it’s a perversion- it’s just my saying it that bothers you? And while we’re at it, how is taking pleasure from sex while denying its unitive and procreative purpose not a perversion?
Jacqueline, listen: NOT EVERYONE SHARES YOUR IDEAS OF GOD!!! And for heaven’s sake, you, as a humble human being on earth, have no way of knowing for absolutely sure what it is that God wants! You can theorize, you can cite the Bible, but you can’t know unless you ask the big man Himself.
Think it, say it, whatever. Just don’t expect other people to live by your standards and don’t act all self-righteous when we don’t.
To say sex is a perversion at all promotes the idea that it is a dirty thing or something to be ashamed of. Sex is nothing to be ashamed of at all! You know, Freud said (and this is one thing I agree with him on) people are starved for a simple and frank discussion about sex–one where no one giggles or acts like it’s this horrid and sinful thing.
Since when did I advocate denying sex? If you are so anti-child that you would rather deny sex than have a baby, that is your issue. Married couples should have all the sex they want- just the holy (and unperverted) sex, not the sliced up, selfish, chemical and latex-laden sex.
Sex is a holy gift, perfect as it is. I don’t see why so many people poison it to suit their selfish wants.
Umm… I am not anti-child and it’s very presumptuous of you to assume so. I want children–lots of children in fact, if I end up with the right guy. But I’ll also want to have sex sometimes without getting pregnant. I also want a life and a career–one that won’t be interrupted every couple of months with maternity leave.
Clearly, we will never see eye to eye on this. I do wish you had the ability to try and see through opposing perspectives, but you are clearly too high above me morally or something.
Your moral standards and mine, Jacqueline, are very different. I can deal with that. Can you? More importantly, can you deal with it without looking down on my way of doing things?
Can I respectfully ask those who are in the habit of “bringing up conversations” in Jill’s posts to trade e-mails and continue their conversations that way? It is very confusing to those of us who regularly read Jill’s blog to filter through everything
Wouldn’t NFP also be a perversion of Gods will then? Some extremist branches of Christianity believe all sex is wrong and no one should have it.
Jess: Seems like it would be. It is, after all, a form of BC.
NFP also includes breast-feeding, which , if done right makes it so that you don’t get your cycles back until you start weening your child anyway, there is just so much that goes into NFP.
Rosie, I don’t understand your point. No matter what method of BC you use, you can still breast feed.
is breastfeeding a perversion of God’s will?
No… I don’t imagine it would be, but I can’t speak for God. That is still sort of OT.
who is that woman in that awesome youtube piece above? righteous! lemme know, lemme know, lemme know!
This post really puzzles me..
“Umm… I am not anti-child and it’s very presumptuous of you to assume so. I want children–lots of children in fact, if I end up with the right guy. But I’ll also want to have sex sometimes without getting pregnant. I also want a life and a career–one that won’t be interrupted every couple of months with maternity leave”
The person wants lots of children but doesn’t want her life to be interrupted by maternity leave. Well, how does she plan on getting the lots of children,…at the local supermarket???
In order to ask the “Big Guy,” you have to get to Him. In order to get to Him, you have to believe his Word, the Bible. Read what the Bible says about perversions and you will know what they are. It is all so simple!