(07-05-2010, 09:12 PM)Bring4th_Monica Wrote:(07-05-2010, 08:24 PM)Gribbons Wrote: We're probably going to get married. But I find myself sometimes thinking about the sex I would have with my ex, who has the biggest, most perfect butt that I can imagine, and she also has *emphasis* much bigger boobs. While sex is a body/spirit connection, I can't help but think if she had her body, I would love her that much more, and it would rid me of my desire for my ex completely.
My question is that I remember reading somewhere that in the 4D we can change appearances. Would it also be plausible to think that she could could, let's say, increase her "feminine goods" mass at that point? Or am I just lusting for extra bodily comfort that I can't enjoy again?
Gribbons, why do you think of your partner's body as 'goods?'
I think you may find reading this entire thread to be very helpful.
Haha, I was actually trying to euphemize the areas of a female a male might see as being personally stimulating or pleasurable to him in nature. Given our lack of implied features.
Yes, I'll have to read through this entire thread. Thank you.
Oh, I just saw your post peelstreetguy. I believe you are correct in that lust is a suffering caused by blockage in the red ray. It may have to do with me just being a male, but from I can tell from my experiences, I feel I store a lot of energy in the phallus. I can distinctly remember jumping up and down on my sister's bed wearing her silk panties watching a movie with attractive women in it when was 3 years old. (I think the movie had something to do with witches? Which probably oddly enough explains my huge attraction towards women interested in magic. A spiritual girl is really who I love, but the magical element turns me on I guess. But I digress.) I was wild. I wasn't ashamed really. I did lock the door, and would try to disguise what I was doing should someone knock, but, it didn't stop me and I had nothing in my head saying not to, or to do, I just did, so I see it as being a legitimate expression of Myself. It may just be the phallic stage Freud speaks of, but, no disrespect to Peregrinus or anyone else, I could never be celibate. Maybe it's because I'm youthful, but I know I love sex, and so does my partner. If the spiritual bond remains and strengthens, I don't see any reason why I'd ever give up such a beautiful, engaging, and cathartic expression of love.