Good
intention/Good idea or Good intention/Bad idea, you decide:
A southwest Florida church issued a challenge for its
married members: Hanky-panky every day. Relevant Church head pastor Paul Wirth
says the 50 percent divorce rate was the catalyst for The 30-Day Sex
Challenge."And that's no different for people who attend church," Wirth
said. "Sometimes life gets in the way. Our jobs get in the way."
Initially, I thought this pastor must be nuts. No
actually, I said this man is out of his damn mind. I imagined he and his
male comrades sitting around conjuring up ways to encourage and entice the
women of their congregation to satisfy their overwhelming sexual
appetite. Obviously, the pastor didn't consult his wife or any other
female for that matter, prior to the issuance of the 30-Day Sex Challenge.
If the good pastor had the foresight to have done so, he would have known that Mother Nature pays most women a visit
within those 30 days. Normally, I’m more of an optimist (the glass is half
full type of girl). Concerning this challenge, I had to pull myself out
of the gutter of pessimism. I venture to say that most women enjoy a
healthy sex life, but a male had to be behind the brains of this 30-Day Sex
Challenge. One of my biggest critiques is the mechanics of the
challenge wasn't spelled out. How was this actually supposed
to transpire? What are the rules of engagement? Should the
wives have a 30- day supply of lingerie and high heels for the daily
performance? Will there be adequate foreplay or the old faithful roll over and
assume she's ready? Will the husbands help with the chores and the
children to help alleviate the wife's fatigue? Was romance involved? And
if so, were both the initiator? I begin in the gutter of pessimism on this idea
and unfortunately I ended there. My advice to the pastor, next time,
consult with a woman.
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http://www.cbsnews.com/2100-502003_162-3850842.html
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