Sex Scenes - Page 45

Pressing-On · #**441** 07-28-2010, 05:34 PM

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Pressing-On · #**442** 07-29-2010, 05:43 AM

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Originally Posted by ILG

But when Gilbert finally kissed Anne in Anne of Green Gables, I didn't feel like it was bad!! LOL!

Harlequin's are raunchy.

ILG,
I meant to come back and respond to this as the topic of the thread is about movies and how they possibly effect us or stimulate us.

I believe that Anne of Green Gables, much like Miss Potter, don't make us feel bad about the kissing scenes because the movies are not written with a sexual or even a sensual undertone. They present a wholesome and natural attachment.

A movie like Zorro with Catherine Zeta Jones and Antonio Banderas was, intentionally, written with a sexual undertone. This is the type of movie that we try to avoid watching or owning.

crakjak · #**443** 07-29-2010, 09:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Falla39

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Brother,
Your words in the bolded brought back memories of our father teaching in
week night Bible studies.
Also Paul was teaching young Timothy who not to rebuke as elders. Have
heard some teach that only the ministry were elders. Hugs,

The body of Christ is a community of believers, forgiven and though flawed, working together to truly follow Jesus. In the true Body there is not a hierarchy, we are in relationship with "one another".

And maybe this thread should be highjacked!! LOL

allstate1 · #**444** 07-29-2010, 09:25 AM

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Originally Posted by crakjak

The body of Christ is a community of believers, forgiven and though flawed, working together to truly follow Jesus. In the true Body there is not a hierarchy, we are in relationship with "one another".

And maybe this thread should be highjacked!! LOL

It does need hijacking!!! One of the most onesided dumbest threads I have seen!

ILG · #**445** 07-29-2010, 09:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Pressing-On

ILG,
I meant to come back and respond to this as the topic of the thread is about movies and how they possibly effect us or stimulate us.

I believe that Anne of Green Gables, much like Miss Potter, don't make us feel bad about the kissing scenes because the movies are not written with a sexual or even a sensual undertone. They present a wholesome and natural attachment.

A movie like Zorro with Catherine Zeta Jones and Antonio Banderas was, intentionally, written with a sexual undertone. This is the type of movie that we try to avoid watching or owning.

Yes, I agree with what you are saying (although I don't know what is in Zorro). I was trying to make a point that there is a difference. Of course, sexual attachment is also wholesome and natural, but I believe it should also be private.

ILG · #**446** 07-29-2010, 09:48 AM

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Originally Posted by allstate1

It does need hijacking!!! One of the most onesided dumbest threads I have seen!

I always get a kick out of seeing people say things like "this is one of the dubmest threads!" but then I have been watching the amount of people that have been following it.

Socialite · #**447** 07-29-2010, 10:11 AM

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Originally Posted by allstate1

It does need hijacking!!! One of the most onesided dumbest threads I have seen!

You're still upset and worked up aren't you?

allstate1 · #**448** 07-29-2010, 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by ILG

I always get a kick out of seeing people say things like "this is one of the dubmest threads!" but then I have been watching the amount of people that have been following it.

Wouldnt you have to read it to truely appreciate the dumbness??

allstate1 · #**449** 07-29-2010, 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Socialite

You're still upset and worked up aren't you?

Nope!! Bored!

Socialite · #**450** 07-29-2010, 10:14 AM

Men and women are both affected visually, but differently. And for men, much more dramatically. What men do with visual images is often different than women too. The thought-life of a man is often purely physical, while a woman's will be situational (dreaming of a setting, a conversation, etc).

All of this is said without qualifications, because of course someone breaks this mold. But we'd get nowhere making those qualifications all day.

PO, do you think the kissing in Anna Green Gables or watching Michael Landon in Little House on the Prairie ever had that "steamy effect?" It's easy to compare it to things today and it seem rather silly... but I wonder 30-50 years ago....