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I don't quite understand. Why
I don't quite understand. Why would it be wrong? That would be a bisexual. So please explain why it would be wrong. Am I just missing the point?
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geez
It's not wrong to want to have sex with anyone.
But some feelings people shouldn't act on. Like having sex with animals, small children etc etc.
So I think, generally speaking, sexual desire is never wrong, but rather a natural part of being human.
Dim
um...did you mean at the same
um...did you mean at the same time? or just in general? lol im a little confused...
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simultaneously?
simultaneously?
no
no but rihgt after the other moc
To think about it/want it, no
To think about it/want it, no there's nothing wrong with that. There's nothing wrong with acting on it either as long as no one gets hurt.
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Ai ess aich ell ee why.
No
Desire is not reasoned and as such cannot be immoral.
However, to act upon a desire by conscious choice is reasoned and thus can be immoral.