Originally posted by Casino:
People said I am conservative. My boyfriend who I am going to marry this September said that too. We quarrel over it often. He said I am too conversative and that not good for our marriage life ? Is it true ? I am 26. This is my 2nd relationship. My first relationship end because of that too. I trust my future hubby but I want to keep it for him on wedding night. But he claimed that since we have registered and is marrying soon, I should allow him to go futher then now what we are doing. Please advise ...

Maybe I am unorthodox; to me this is not a question of being conversative or whatsoever; it's a question of mental frequency.
If you are marrying a woman, WHO is brought up in a conversative background and is equip with conversative mindsets, then the man who is marrying her would have to accept it, since love accepts an entire package and NOT a few components within (Law of CloUdiSm).
In the Age of Aquarian, being conversative or not doesn't matter - what matters is how this message is being convey in a way where it is being accepted by your love. Be it out of respect, love, or anything - certain principles are there to stay when you accepted the proposal. One negative similar example is when a woman fell in love with a man, whom she knows he cannot commit. This quality is ALREADY known right in the beginning, however, the woman still enters the relationship, hoping to change his mindset from within. Some succeeded in the change, many failed outrageously.
Exactly what is happening; your man knowing about your conversative nature, enters into a relationship with you, sexually unsatisfied, tried to convince you out of this conversative mindset.
You can stick to your beliefs, however, if this sex issue is still an issue during marriage AFTER your wedding night, it will definitely generate problems - Sex-related problems in a marriage. Not saying that giving in now will prevent such things later - there are definitely MORE to sex-then-marriage-then-lose them kind of thing. It should be the emotional connection that stimulates the love-making session (higher learning) and not the ultimate sexual release of lust during the wedding night (Basis Mars principle).
The absence of emotional base in sex is dangerous for all forms of relationship. A good way to handle this is to save it for your marriage night. After that, gradually lose that conversative nature and learn more healthy sex in marriage because I can bet with you; this conversative nature will subconsciously linger into your marriage life and
may cause the above problem.
Astrology Mode: OnSaturn in 8th house/ruling planets in 8th house afflict Saturn.

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