Appropriate Proper Penetration

Some people may ask or think that if marriage is only based on sexual intercourse, than can not a man marry another man or a woman marry another woman. And I guess if you can marry two ketchup bottles together, then I guess the answer is yes. But in truth no, because a man can't have appropriate proper Penetration with another man.

Appropriate Proper Penetration is not just penetration. One can easily say that one man can provide another man with penetration, through a inappropriate orifice. This is inappropriate Penetration, and thus not proper sexual intercourse. You likewise can talk about a woman improperly penetrating the proper orifice of another woman. These are not Proper Penetration.

Appropriate Proper Penetration is a male Penis entering into a female vagina. Note: I will not add for the purpose of procreation. Because not every time there is proper sexual intercourse does it lead to procreation, nor is it intended to lead toward procreation. Here as we are focused on Marriage, Appropriate Proper Penetration can be done to unite two flesh together and consummate a marriage with no intent of immediate procreation.

Thus, Appropriate Proper Penetration with a condom or other form of contraception is still sexual intercourse and joins two flesh together. While any form of Inappropriate or improper Penetration only leads to Sexual Immorality.

Thus, any form of Homosexual activity is sexual immorality. In addition for those married couples out there that still think they are safe from sexual immorality, any inappropriate or improper penetration is still sexual immorality even for a married couple.

Appropriate Proper Penetration is sex that God designed and intended to bring two people together, both for procreation and to grow close, connected, and passionate for their spouse. Thank you.

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