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Thread: The Monster School

Sorry for my lateness was in church all day. Zendi took her firsts steps off of the ship, before looking around seeing the man, before her. She listens to what he had to say, was about to ask him a question when he just up and disappears How disappointing, you think the head master of a school would be more polite to his 'guest'. There was no expression on her face at the moment. She was a royal vampire, she didn't really have to share a room with anyone before, but this would be a new and oh so 'fun' experiences for her. She saw the other girl take off to there room, before sighing This is going to a long time here. She says to herself, before taking the number from the Enenra Now lead on. She shoos it picking up the stuff she had set on the ground and following it closely. When she had gotten to the room, she would find that her roommate had set her stuff up already, had left out of the room already. She looks around at the plain room rubbing her temple I guess this will do. She said to herself, before setting up her stuff too. She had a couple of books of the dark arts and places black curtains over the windows. It's not like she explodes in light, just to much light irritates her. She sits on the bed awaiting her room mate to return with the door open to the room. Her room mate would notice that most of her stuff was darker. She even had a teddy bear that was sow with stitches over her eyes and fake looking blood dressed in a gothic outfit. Valdemar was in his study and he was sitting there awaiting for the new students to arrive So, I wonder what kind we have this time. He told himself, before standing from his desk cracking his neck lightly Well, better not leave them waiting. He told himself, before standing. His room was filled with demonic books and literature which he had collected from over the years. Chains and hell circles liter his room. He opens the door, before exiting his office to see all of the students around. One after the other he watched them come and go. He stood in the hallway watching making sure not to much trouble was going on at the moment 'Hope they are worth my time this time around and lively would be nice too.
Thread: The Monster School

After enjoying the sun for awhile, she dismissed the grass and flowers she created with a casual wave of her hand, the plants disappearing completely. She loved her mastery of plants, she had even walked around once with flowers appearing where she walked. She giggled and whistled on her way back to her room, opening the door and stopping in her tracks, tilting her head in confusion. The room was significantly darker, even the colors of her plants had dulled some. You must be my room mate, greetings, I am Sylvia Darkroots. She pulled off her hat and bowed to the other girl, closing the door behind her and going to sit on her bed. She set her staff and hat on the dresser, turning to look at the girl.
Thread: The Monster School

Zandi looks up to Sylvia, before tilting her head to the side. She nods to her, before placing her eyes back down to the ground and sighing slightly. The expression on her face never change, there wasn't even one on it from the beginning If you must know, I am Zandi Moco. She gets up from her bed, before bowing back to her. She comes over to her, she could tell by her milky white skin that she didn't get a lot of sun. She comes closer to her, before looking her dead in the eyes Hm, interesting. She say to her, before extending her hand to her Let us get along with each other.
Thread: The Monster School

She stood up also, and took the girl's hand, shaking it. We can try, just don't touch my plants and we should be fine. She smiled warmly then extended her hand to one of the rose plants, making one of the branches grow to her, were she snapped off a rose and offered it to her room mate, with the branch retracting. I have a nack for plants...as you can tell. She giggled at the other girl, stiff offering the flower.
Thread: Closed

Some people rumour that law firms are a hot bed of all terrible things. Maybe that was true, and maybe it wasn't it really depended on who you ask and investigated. Take a trip to Chicago, to East Washington Street and peek in the windows of Tyrdsfild and Haake Law, and you would see just another busy office with men in suits running around, mixing with women and girls in a variety of excellent, professional suits and dresses all doing what was expected of them. Of course, it was what happened on the inside that mattered the most. Thomas Tyrdsfild, one of the partners, had a vicious bend for drugs of varying types, and has been known to cheat on his wife of 15 years with men andor women. Relatively bland, but it does reinforce the notion that law firms are dens of hedonism. Switch the focus to Martin Haake, the young partner of the firm who has obtained his position by being incredibly cold, vicious and calculatting in his court manner, and having absolutely no personal dirt on him. He didn't even own fish so no one could make negative press about him on his way to the top of the law world. However, today as the thirty two year old sat as his desk, he was about to embark on a mission that had demanded a night of meticulous planning. Martin was a broad shouldered man, prone to visiting the gym more than he probably should to stay in shape, at least he was still well proportioned, with a full head of well groomed but not gelled dirty blonde hair and a dark ginger goatee. Today he was wearing his Friday best, a black pinstripe suit over a maroon dress shirt, but maybe the focus should be dropped to what his dark blue eyes was scanning over, pictures of a well dressed girl doing a variety of naughty things to a male cohort in a park. What could he be planning? Judging by the way he had just called his assistant, this was not going to go smoothly for all involved.
Thread: Marriage, sex, and alternative lifestyles.

Now, I guess this is more of a curiosity on my part. But what about marriage makes sex more sacred in order to wait? It's a natural, biological process that every procreation capable being is instinctively inclined to do. I also understand some people feel it's better when they wait for that special someone to come along and put that ring on their finger. Is it because of whatever religion they were raised with to suppress this natural part of yourself? Or something else? I'm genuinely curious as we live in an age where sex is becoming more free-form, I suppose would be a good term for it. My feeling is that sex is sacred because you want it to be. Not because of being married. Whether you have a one-night stand, or stay with that one partner the rest of your life, it means something simply because you want it to. An act outside of sex shouldn't make it more so. Thoughts?
Thread: Marriage, sex, and alternative lifestyles.

RE What about marriage makes sex sacred? As someone who very well intended to save myself for marriage until my ex crashed into my life like a train, and who is openly agnostic, I can say with confidence that the sacredness of sex within marriage isn't entirely placed into religion. I will, however, say that religion is a huge part of it for most people. The reasons should be obvious. The vast majority of organised religions in the world view the act of creating new life as a sacred bond and a great responsibility as, in my opinion, it should be. Now keep in mind, that when these religions were forged, there were no powerful birth control methods such as those we have today and there was much less knowledge of the workings of the human body. As a result, there was always a risk in procreation. Also keep in mind that Lust is one of the seven deadly sins which the 'devil' uses to guide lost souls to hell... or something like that. I know lust is a deadly sin but I honestly don't know how the 'deadly sins' work. Changing the view of an entire organised people is not easy and, as such, devout Christians and all others alike still view out of marriage sex as a great sin because that is what their faith tells them. After all, though America views marriage as a legal union, Marriage in the olden days was a 100 spiritual and religious sanction. Now, there are other people, like myself, who are not religious by nature but still feel that marriage makes sex sacred. Though I am no longer a proud holder of my V-Card and have never been married, I still think this way and don't feel too proud about what I have done in the past. Honestly, is has nothing to do with the sex being 'better' because you waited or any such superficial nonsense. My personal belief lies in the fact that no birth control aside from permanent kinds have a 100 success rate. When you have sex herosexual sex anyway, which is the only kind that I will be having, there is always that chance, even if it is one in one hundred million, that the woman involved can become pregnant. My belief that sex should be sacred lies in that one and one hundred million chance - that child that could be born into a relationship void of true love.
Thread: Marriage, sex, and alternative lifestyles.

RE What about marriage makes sex sacred? I don't think marriage would make it so that child is born into a house of love. Some people who are married only stay married because of familyliving situationor whatever. Children are born of many different things. Yes, in some cases marriage means you'll stay together forever, but I don't always see that as the case. Hell, you could be married to someone for twenty years and then get divorced. But I wasn't talking about kids, really. But it does come up as part of the equation and all. So that is a valid point. I think that if you want to do it, go ahead. And no, I'm saying go out and shag everyone around. I mean, if you want to go out and do it, be safe about it. Make sure you know what you are getting into. Marriage isn't a guarantee and neither are condoms or birth control. But at least be smart about it and reduce the risk if you are going to take the risk. Everything does have a risk, after all. I didn't wait until marriage to have sex, but that was my choice. I didn't grow up in an environment where that ever really crossed my mind either. My thought was, If I love and trust them enough, then I can do it. And that happened with my ex. My thoughts have changed more to, If I trust them and am comfortable, then all right. But I'm also older now and less inclined to follow anyone's standards.
Thread: Marriage, sex, and alternative lifestyles.

RE What about marriage makes sex sacred? If I may, I'd like to provide this from the perspective of a practicing Christian, so what the general belief is on this subject can be better understood. For Christians, marriage is something absolutely sacred, created by God along with the first man and woman. He designated that a man and woman would leave there parents and cleave to each other. As for the topic of sex, it is something that God also created, and is equally sacred. He created it to be a joyous part of marriage, a bliss reserved that joined with a spouse through mutual affection and desire to be united in all ways forever. As with many things in the Bible, there was a practical side to this as well. By promoting a single partner lifestyle, it reduced the risk of unwanted births, as well as the spread of disease via sexual contact. That said, God also deemed it so by his own accord, not simply as a practical solution to problems faced during the time period in which the Bible was written. As for why we must resist the urge to have sex, despite it seeming to be a natural desire, you have to look at the Christian concept of sin. Back when Eve first accepted the fruit, she disobeyed God, thus allowing sin into the world. Sin corrupted every part of what God had created, and that included human desires. While before there most certainly was a desire for sexual satisfaction, it was not so great a craving that we would seek to disobey God in order to satisfy it. Now with a sinful world, we seek to fill that desire with anyone, or at least with someone other than who we have chosen to be our lifetime partner. I'm sure I have left out a lot of things, and I will be happy to post answers to further questions on this particular viewpoint as they arise to the best of my ability.
Thread: Marriage, sex, and alternative lifestyles.

RE What about marriage makes sex sacred? Historically, marriage was important in order to have clear lines of succession and property rights. That was back in the days before the real prevalence of the romantic view of marriage for love. Hell, back in those days, even the peasants didn't marry for love, but for mutual advantage. Love often developed later, but it wasn't considered as important. As has been said, with no reliable methods of birth control, kids born out of marriage could only confuse and dilute the rules of inheritance and property ownership. Thus, formal legal marriage was considered necessary. Cultural preferences, exclusively patriarchal, demanded at least feminine virginity, while the boys could fuck whoever they could. Religious interpretations and influence over marriage came late in the process, and it's only been within the last 1,000 years or so a mind-numbing time, but still comparatively short compared to the existence of our species on the planet that the whole Biblical interpretation of marriage has come to be important. It's not that it wasn't there although if the Nicean council had decided differently, it wouldn't be, but it wasn't interpreted as being significant until the religion adapted to the social practices not the other way around. Then, all of a sudden, it's significant to draw parallels with Adam and Eve and let's forget all the multiple wives and concubines and sleeping with in-laws and things in the Old Testament as inconvenient to the argument, and people start being raised thinking marriage was ALWAYS like this, and ordained by God, when frankly? Not really true. Same thing with sex, that's later Church interpretations casting sin on what didn't used to be really sinful, per se. People think virginity is important because the concept of purity is ingrained in us pretty early in a variety of ways, and virginity is the mark of sexual purity. But of course, there has to be an outlet, an acceptable end-point to the purity, or else the species dies look at the religious sects like the Shakers who gave up sex altogether and whose communities died out when they couldn't get enough converts to replace those who died. And also, sex is a mighty powerful impulse in humanity as a whole. So you have to have an acceptable outlet, and we're also trained that marriage is that. That way, any kids that come from it are legal, inheritance is covered, and the social construct can continue. Virginity and marriage and their connections are only important because we think they are. Whether we make conscious decisions in that respect or we just go along with what we're trained, by parents, religion, or culture, that's up to the individual.
Thread: Marriage, sex, and alternative lifestyles.

RE What about marriage makes sex sacred? You are correct, Hahvoc. Being married does not mean that there is love or that the parties involved will be together forever. It also doesn't mean that the child being born will have a loving environment or that it will have the nurturing of both parents that I, whole-heartedly, feel that it is entitled to. After all, its existence is their doing. That aside, I am not the kind of person who pushes my beliefs onto others and I don't look down upon others who give into their bodily desires. After all, they are desires that I have as well since I am as human as the next guy. I live by my own perverted code of Chivalry, I suppose. I don't want to have kids before I am married because I will fight tooth and nail for my rights to be a large part of my children's lives and as someone who grew up with divorced parents, I know how big of a pain in their little asses that it can be getting dragged around from mommy's house to daddy's house all of the time. I don't want my kids to go through that. Grated, there is no guarantee that my wife and I will always be together but I don't want to have kids with someone whom I can't see myself with in the long-haul. There might be ways to reduce the risk of pregnancy, but the momentary rewards to not outweigh the risks - not in my mind.
Thread: Marriage, sex, and alternative lifestyles.

RE What about marriage makes sex sacred? I'm not a practicing Christian nor do I think religion should play such a large role in a person's life. I'm also a biology major. I know a lot of scientists who think religion can go hand-in-hand with science, but I don't. Anyways, I don't see it as god made this and therefore-- And so on and so forth. I'm not trying to offend anyone, but I think religion can be silly and ridiculous- especially some of the people who practice it. As I said, I think YOU should define what is sacred about sexmarriage and not let everyone else do it. I'll get into reading everyone's response when I'm more awake and make a reply based on them. And I have to agree with what MM put since I've looked back into history thanks to a few classes I've had and reading on my own. Looking at what you said, PF, I've been there as well. It sucks, but my parents were always fightingdad was an asshole yaddah, yaddah, yaddah. Anyways, I am a person who believes in abortion, so if I got pregnant even after being safe and everything else, I'd think about either keeping it or not based on what I know I can and can't do. Some people don't believe that. But that's a separate subject. Now, being a person who apparently goes against basically everything in the bible, more than one loving partner, bisexual, into BDSM and proud, okay with Pro-Choice I find that marriage will always be sacred, but it depends on what you and your partner decide, not religion. People will always have different views on it, I was just curious about what people thought themselves, not what their religion taught them exactly.
Thread: Marriage, sex, and alternative lifestyles.

RE What about marriage makes sex sacred? Well, if we want to remove all of the outside variables for the equation of marriage sex sacred such as religion, risk of children, and other such things then it is my opinion that only one thing about marriage makes sex any more sacred than it already is. No matter what your faith states and no matter how liberal or conservative you choose to be with your life, one thing about marriage will always be the same - it is a bonding of your life with others' whom you deeply care about. That is what makes sex in marriage any more sacred in my mind, removing the aforementioned variables. If you never marry then your body will always be your own temple and you can do with as you please, when you please, and how you please. When you are married, however, it shows that the two of you have taken a great leap of dedication toward one another and from that point on, only your husbandwife should be allowed to touch you in a manner deemed sexual. Marriage, in itself, is a sacred bond in my eyes - a bond in which you give yourself to your partner spiritually and physically. You will both still have urges, yes, but resisting them is the test that proves that you truly want your partner and only your partner. That is my take on the subject after setting aside outside influence.
Thread: Marriage, sex, and alternative lifestyles.

RE What about marriage makes sex sacred? I guess I would have to agree and yet disagree with you on that point. As I said, I love more than one personhave multiple loving partners. Getting married would be something we would have to discuss and set terms for, because obviously that kind of a set up is frowned upon in modern society. But I've been noticing more and more lately that marriages are becoming open - where the husbandwife are still closely bonded and loving, but still have relationships outside the marriage that are healthy and do not disrupt what they already have. As I said, it depends on the people in question. Some people are quite happy with it just being the two of them and no one else for the rest of their lives. Some people don't prefer that, but prefer the close bonding they have while being able to explore with other people in a sexual manner. Love and sex aren't always going to go hand-in-hand and neither are deep emotions for that matter. Most view sex as just that - sex - a means to an end for sexualpleasurable gratification with no attachments.
Thread: Marriage, sex, and alternative lifestyles.

RE What about marriage makes sex sacred? As someone who was raised a fundamental Christian and is now an Agnostic, I think Marriage is no longer a sacred practicing ground for sex. Now, I'm not saying you should go around and give yourself to any one who feels they can have you. You should have sex with someone you genuinely like. Virginity is something saved for marriage because of the Bible and Christianity. Now that I no longer have those faiths, I no longer believe that. Sex is something that you need to find out what you enjoy on your own. If you want it to be loving and sensual, you go right for that. But, if you don't think it's that much of a big deal and you think it just feels good - more power to you. Just me butting my head in.
Thread: Marriage, sex, and alternative lifestyles.

RE What about marriage makes sex sacred? Oh, I am well aware that many marriages these days are 'open', as the term goes, but I personally will not have that in my relationship. If my wife is pregnant, then I am going to be the father of that child and if I am not then there are going to be serious ramifications that I am sure that I will not be able to recover from - effectively ending my marriage because the trust will be gone. As I said, I don't look down on those people that are more open with themselves but such behaviour isn't for me. I am a one-woman man and I expect the same respect. This is actually why I did not marry my ex. I proposed, she said that she would need and open marriage to be happy, and we walked away from one another. I still have a decent relationship with her. I don't blame her for it not working out and she didn't blame me. We simply needed two different commitments to be happy and rather than beat ourselves stupid against marital problems, we ended it. Unfortunately for me, I practice BDSM in my sexual relationships and what I want in a partner is not going to be easy to find in such a lifestyle. I have faith, however, that I will find her if I look hard enough so here's to being hard-headed and set in my ways. -toasts-
Thread: Marriage, sex, and alternative lifestyles.

RE What about marriage makes sex sacred? If you're monogamous, more power to you, honestly. I tried it, found something was missing and didn't know what. Perhaps one day I will be monogamous again, but I don't see that happening any time soon. Or in any kind of distant future. -shrugs- But that's my case. I do hope you do find someone who can marry you and be able to enjoy and share those things with you. It's a gift in every sense.
Thread: Marriage, sex, and alternative lifestyles.

RE What about marriage makes sex sacred? I feel the same way about polygomy. You only live once so if that is what makes you happy, then go for it. As long as you make sure that all of your partners know that they cannot have you to themselves and they understand this so noone is getting hurt, then it is a victimless crime - so to speak.
Thread: Marriage, sex, and alternative lifestyles.

RE What about marriage makes sex sacred? Indeed. And it seems we ran this whole discussion into the ground. D Whoops. Oh well, I did start it. XD