Living Devotional Sex
Chapter 9: Living Devotional Sex
Living with children
Practicing Devotional Sex when living with children obviously creates some challenges and limits what can be done.
This
section gives advice on how to deal with these everyday challenges, and
how to get the most out of your Devotional Sex lifestyle despite the
restrictions.
Everyone is different
People have very different ideas about what it is appropriate for children to see and to know.
At
one extreme would be the conservative couple who believe that it is
inappropriate for children to see any signs of affection between their
parents (apart from a 50's style hello and goodbye kiss on the cheek).
Such a couple is likely to think that any talk about sex is
inappropriate.
At the other extreme will be those who think that
it is OK for children to have age appropriate knowledge about sex, and
that seeing their parents openly show affection to each other is
natural and healthy, and that non-sexual nudity is OK.
Some
couples will feel that it is OK for children to see Devotional Sex
activities such as a (fully clothed) Knight giving his Princess a foot
massage.
Please let me know if I am wrong, but I think that
everyone would agree that it is inappropriate for children to see any
sexual nudity or sexual activity. (Note that Affirmation is sexualized nudity.)
You
are likely to think that couples who are more conservative than you are
prudes, and couples who are more liberal than you are going too far.
Everyone
is different. So please take this into account when reading the rest of
this page.
Guiding principles
The main principles are that both the Princess and her Knight must be happy with what happens, and that the children are bought up to be happy and healthy.
Devotional Sex
encourages erotic activity to be more than just a few minutes in bed
every day or two. Devotees should try to create some regular couple
time when they can relax as a Princess and her Knight. An obvious time to do this is once the children have gone to bed.
When
practicing Devotional Sex it might be a good idea to not only be able
to lock the bedroom door, but to be able to lock the living room door.
Tell the children that the door is sometimes locked when you are
enjoying `couple time´, and that if they need you to knock.
Treat
couple time as a natural thing to do. If you both act as if your
children have discovered you doing something bad then they will get a
bad impression.
I need you to contribute
I have never lived with children, so I have no personal experience of living Devotional Sex when children also live in the house. But the fact that you have looked at this page makes it likely that you have children living at home.
Please consider contributing on this topic by either contacting me or by posting here on the forum.
