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Armenians and sex: what's your opinion?

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  • gootik
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    Re: Armenians and sex: what's your opinion?

    I agree with you...Armenian women are afraid of sex, thinking its a horrible things to do before marriage even if they are married they are afraid to explore and express their sexual desires thinking there is smething perverted about being sexual. The problem is Armenians need to understand that women are humans, we have sexual needs too, in fact I dont like to marry a guy who's been with many women when i have not been with one man! if im a virgin he should be a virgin too lol not fair at all. I think this old thinking that our "Armenian" children should be born out of "good" women is very ancient and needs to be revised!...a woman who has had sex can be "good", intelligent, smart, who cooks very good dolma and will be loyal to her future husband whom she knows is the only one that makes her happy, not the idiots she slept with. nice topic

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  • Azad
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    Originally posted by freakyfreaky View Post
    Azad, under this premise, wouldn't the Armenian population be burgeoning right now? You are not concluding that the Armenian population is a liberal one are you?
    Unfortunately the Armenian society was never independent from the dominance of other cultures for many centuries now. Specially when it comes to social behavior. We have very strong "Islamic" values left from the turkish dominance with a Christian identity as well many from the last 70 some years of Soviet influence. The reality is that we are a lost bunch behaving appropriately to the behavior of our host countries. In my view, present Armenia's shortage of "burgeoning" are strictly related to the economic hardship since the brake up of its "security" from the Soviet Union.
    Last edited by Azad; 12-11-2008, 04:16 PM.

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  • yerazhishda
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    Originally posted by freakyfreaky View Post
    Azad, under this premise, wouldn't the Armenian population be burgeoning right now? You are not concluding that the Armenian population is a liberal one are you?
    There's another variable at work here, though: lack of jobs that pay enough to support a family.

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  • freakyfreaky
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    Originally posted by Azad View Post
    Looks like the population of conservative societies are growing at an alarming rate compare to the liberal ones where sex is open season for all. Once the sanctity of procreation is "liberated" people are seeking the pleasures without the creation itself. It seams that Nature/God (depends which side of the fence you are) offered us this pleasure for a purpose.
    Azad, under this premise, wouldn't the Armenian population be burgeoning right now? You are not concluding that the Armenian population is a liberal one are you?

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  • jgk3
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    I agree. Condoms have fundamentally changed our way of life especially. Sex and relationships just weren't regarded in the same way in older societies where having raising families was better understood.

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  • Azad
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    Re: Armenians and sex: what's your opinion?

    Looks like the population of conservative societies are growing at an alarming rate compare to the liberal ones where sex is open season for all. Once the sanctity of procreation is "liberated" people are seeking the pleasures without the creation itself. It seams that Nature/God (depends which side of the fence you are) offered us this pleasure for a purpose.

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  • JohnCanadian
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    Maybe Armenians do need to have more sex, cause the country is suffering with the severity of emigration to the West (EU, Canada, US etc). The country already is crying out for people not too leave. Armenia not making money combined with people leaving is a recipe for disaster. Until the Armenian Government can serve its people by giving higher wages and better living conditions the people will keep leaving for a better life. I understand its hard for former Soviet Countries to develop but seriously the former Soviet Countries need to do something quick before it gets worse. But Armenia has been improving its lives for its people but often too slowly and stops and starts development. When I was in Armenia I was talking to a worker who works in Tourism as well and he was getting paid less then $100 a month and there were no bonuses or good incentives for the industry (and a lot of other industries as well). So sex is the key, Armenians can only have kids if the countries living conditions can provide the parents to bring their kids up in a prosper environment until then its useless and might as well as have sex in the West (EU, US, and other Western Countries).

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  • freakyfreaky
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    My opinion is that Armenians need to have sex more with each other both for play and procreation. Basically, "grow up and live a little, you may actually like it".

    Strength in numbers.

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  • Anush
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    As an Armenian woman I was raised with a moral and social education in this area, but really so many other nationalities raise thier female children with this ethic. Its only been since the "sexual revolution" here in the states that people have taken on the ideal that multiple sex partners and pre-martial sex are an exceptable norm. It is the sad downfall of a moral ethic in society today that ignites this sort of discussion in the first place.

    The ideal of a woman being chaste is not exclusive to Armenians. Historically men and woman worldwide have been raised with this ethic. Women took pride in themselves once upon a time.

    The statement made regarding Armenian women being traumatized by thier parents regarding sex seems a bit over the top. I was never traumatized to the point that I feel my sexuality is an issue.

    I also do not understand the issue of feeling that you are missing something if you dont go into a relationship/marriage without as much experience as a man? Do you honestly think that if a man loves and cherishes you that lack of experience will be a hendrence in the sexual aspect of your relationship?

    Now seriously girls (referring to the girls constantly generalizing about the way Armenian men are) Armenian men are really no different from most men in general, in regard to wanting the woman that they are with not to have been sexually promiscuous in her past. The truth here is that what an odar will say to your face when he might think he can be with you and what he really thinks are two different things.

    Lets face it when it comes down to it girls it doesnt matter what nationality a man is that you are interested in, your reputation and they way you carry yourself will determine the way that the man treats you and the manner in which he regards you. If you have no respect for yourself, carry yourself in a manner that tells men around you that you do not respect yourself chances are that you will meet up with those Armenian men that will detect this in you and probably be more than willing to let you know what they think about you and your actions and therefore become jerks in your eyes.

    And please do not take this post as my way of putting myself up on some pedestal. I honestly just do not see why the struggle to retain certain ethical and moral codes in our families is so much of an issue to so many young people. We should be proud of the fact that our parents teach us to honor ourselves as strong women.
    Last edited by Anush; 12-09-2008, 09:31 AM. Reason: spelling

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  • yerazhishda
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    Originally posted by yerkouhi View Post
    who cares? Yes, sex has emotional consequences, but everything does. No one is perfect, as long as someone admits they are wrong, made mistakes, even if it takes years the whole point is repentance. If Jesus forgives us if we repent, then why should another human judge us based on a certain sin.
    Exactly. There is no sin that cannot be forgiven; in fact if we are to be forgiven, we ourselves must also forgive those who have wronged us. That does not mean let them get away with it (as some turks might be quick to point out as soon as I post this), it just means "forgiving" them.

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