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Mother Who Knows
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Date: February 06, 2020 01:58AM
WTG, Mormon girls! Go ahead and marry the man of your dreams! Then, don't give him sex until he takes you to the temple. Your civil marriage will give you license to do all those other fun things to completely disarm him, and to gain more power over him.
I can see this being taught at YW, or whatever they call it these days.
Just like the Mormons have always been intimidated by gossip when they don't get married in the temple, they will be punished for getting married in the temple first. I mean, rumors would fly that the non-temple-married couple were pregnant, or they were immoral and not "temple-worthy", or they were irreligious, etc. The year's wait would have been no big deal, just by itself. But, the cult leaders knew, from their surveys, that very few civilly married couples would bother go to back for that extra mumbo-jumbo, and would be getting on with their lives. Hence, the gossip.
You can bet that the Mormons will punish the couples who opt for the civil ceremony first. Gossip: the pregnancy and immorality accusations. They weren't valiant enough to get married the "right way." They failed to put the church first, and they let social stuff get in the way. They were materialistic and wanted the fancy wedding ceremony, instead of doing things "God's way" in the "House of The Lord". I can hear it, already!
But I didn't think of the brilliant idea of discouraging sex until the deal is sealed in the temple. Brilliant! This will actually work! The Mormon cult wins again!
Run for your life, Confused33! In your girlfriend's Mormon-dominated life, you are merely a role, a breadwinner to pay the tithing, a means for her to get into the Celestial Kingdom, a necessary ingredient in her purpose of "miltiplying and replenishing the earth." It's your life, so go out and live it, and you will run across many women who share your same interests, and who care about YOU as an individual.
Mormons are not taught to love unconditionally. It is that acceptance and appreciation that you will miss the most, once the fun of courtship wears off.