• AgentBigCactus@lemmy.zip
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    1 day ago

    For some religious people, lust is a hard sin to fight. A gym can be a tough place to ignore it. It’s not hard to understand some people like some time in a place where people understand their struggles and can blow off steam without feeling judged.

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      21 hours ago

      For some religious people, lust is a hard sin to fight.

      That line of thinking is what leads to burquas being mandatory in some countries.

      Control yourself, not other people.

      And if you can’t, then get proper help (not a preacher), don’t just mask the problem.

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      16 hours ago

      For some religious people, lust is a hard sin to fight.

      For a lot of atheists too, ayyyyyyyyyy (eggplant emoji eggplant emoji eggplant emoji)

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      1 day ago

      So what do they do about summertime, beaches, or swimming pools? How does this lust manifest itself? They have to go over and talk to the women in the gym and say inappropriate things?

      I get these men have issues with their ability to control themselves, I’m suggesting that a private gym isn’t the solution given how many other times in their life they will be “tested”. And why is this specific to religious people? What’s religion doing to them that getting them this sexually frustrated they can’t share a gym?