The "Line"

Originally Posted by AliceNWondrland

I wouldn't have a problem kissing them, RAB. I'd probably even let them get to third base. =p

You guys are missing my point, though. In all seriousness, I just think that a person should really consider the big picture when they become involved with someone.

I posted the same thing in a religion thread once. Marriage is hard enough without having to debate the little things. Let's just say I married a Jewish guy. Now, if he happened to not be very devout, things would go more smoothly, of course. But if he was really into his faith, there would constantly be issues about how and when and WHO we worship, what we eat for dinner, etc. Those kinds of differences are perfectly acceptable between friends, but in a marriage - NO WAY. If you guys want to deal with that, fine. I'm in no position to tell you how to live your lives. I just happen to prefer eliminating the possibility that I won't have a partner who goes to church with me.

Is that so wrong?

I think it's sad that people think they have the right to tell others what they should permit in their own personal lives. If I want to avoid spending the rest of my life with a person who believes that we should bow down to Allah every morning and evening, who are any of you to tell me that's wrong? I'm entitled to my preferences the same as anyone else. And once again, it's not that I think I'm better IN ANY WAY.

But you think that christian american men are

Jam it back in, in the dark.