>>33405131 (OP)>What level of freakiness is allowed between a husband and wife in the bedroom? We're both trying to go to Church more together but I've never entirely understood what the consensus is on this issue, if there even is one among denominations.No freakiness allowed. You and your wife are not freaks, you're human beings.
>Oral allowed?It's a risk. So long as it isn't degrading and is acted as a complimentary action that leads to penetration of the vagina.
In other words, don't bust in her mouth that's the sin of onanism. And don't perform it as a means of degradation, treat it as a form of kissing or admiring of the the woman rather the body, or her admiring you rather your body.
>AnalThat's sodomy. And also onanism. That's a no-go.
>Dirty talkingDepends if the talking is abusive, degrading or involving lustful sentiments.
>Slapping/chokingNope, that's recreating abuse in the marital bed.
>Role-playingThat's okay so long as what you roleplay isn't degenerate.
It's not so hard to understand. Sex had to be filled with a spirit of love, not lust. And the goal has to be for procreation, at the very least, precipitating a close bond that leads to it eventually.
My denomination is Catholic. I also understand that other Catholics will correct me or disagree with my own way of life. I love God, Christ and the Holy Family. I try to love the church. Sometimes I disagree with my own church.
Example: You get your wife pregnant. Church says sex is only for procreation. But you got your wife pregnant. If you have sex, she and you are no longer procreating. Womb is already full.
So what do you do? No sex for 9 months? Deny each other sexually during a time where the woman is very hormonal and in need of love and sex from husband?
Also childbirth can be dangerous for the baby. Pre-eclampsia is something pregnant women can have that can kill off a baby in first trimester. Male sperm is known to reduce these odds. The church would be against it.