Posted by Lionheart on January 16, 2000 at 09:46
In Reply to: so that's how it works posted by infoman on January 16, 2000 at 00:19
Hits the nail on the head, Infoman.
Regarding the concept of religion and Christianity, many tend to overlook this simple concept that Jesus Christ is God in physical form on the Earth.
Some of my fellow board members may flame me for posting a positive response to your post, but that's okay...I believe a person can be a devout Christian, Jew, Muslim, Buddhist, Hinduist, or you name it, and still enjoy peeing their pants.
In other words, just because we enjoy urolagnia doesn't mean we have to be athiests. True, some ARE athiests, but I truly feel that one's religious preference is independent of this particular fetish.
Cheating on a spouse is wrong no matter what religion you believe. Stealing is wrong no matter what religion you believe. Murder is wrong no matter what religion you believe. Despite the wide variety of beliefs in the world's religious doctrines, a few basic core values apply to all of them.
If a couple engages in this fetish as part of their relationship, I don't think there's a problem. Problems arise if one is cheating on the other, or there's deception, malice, anger, or other ill will. Adultery, murder, thievery and lies are big time sins in just about any religion. Pants wetting is an activity that can be practiced with the same ramifications as dressing in high heels, or leather, or spraying shaving cream or cooking oil on each other, or what have you. It's like this: our fetish is a color, and we drive a car that is that color. After drinking too much and then driving our car, we get into an accident. The color of the car has nothing to do with whether or not we have a drinking problem, now, does it? We can drive carefully and safely in a car of that color, or we can ignore some basic rules and get into trouble that really doesn't have anything to do with the color of our car. Do you see the point?
Thanks again, Infoman, for clarifying a basic concept that gets forgotten sometimes. And to others, I hope that no one percieves this as trying to force anything on anyone. No matter what religion we follow, we are spiritual entities that occupy this physical form on Earth, and that spiritual side occasionally needs to be dusted off and checked up on and run for a little bit. Hope you all understand.
Lionheart
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