It depends on how long it takes her to heal after kind of apothea she had and this kind of this kind of stuff.

And it's very different with other girls too. I had a girl in my office the other day that the doctor had said from the seventh month on, I mean from the, she'd been pregnant three months and he said, don't, don't do it anymore.

They can stimulate each other, various ways.

So you don't have to masturbate in that situation.

But what I'm saying is what one pastor said was, well, it's not the best.

In other words, all those guys know the power we're dealing with here. And that

in the long run, there come times when it's just impossible to keep that force from releasing itself.

Just impossible.

And that's why I said it would probably be the lesser evil.

And whether it has to be an evil, I don't even know in those situations.

I think that if we could just control it, guys now I'm talking about, control it so that it isn't habitual, so that our imaginations are not, say, every second day, pouring up before us some scene that is requiring orgasm to let off the steam.

If we could avoid that, then we wouldn't need to worry too much about these periodic now-and-then explosions that have to be let off.

I hope I'm not saying something too loose there.

What is the sort of saying that we said we have to then as a consider it a half to spend?

Do we have a choice? Do we have a choice

to not?

To abstain.

Yeah, I can't talk about a half-to sin

because Paul said that there's no temptation.

Okay, so what if we want to stop?

You can't.

Forever.

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