Flirting – Good or Bad?

The proper view of sexuality and flirting is simply this: be honest about what you want and do not intentionally mislead other people. If you are upfront about what you want in your dating life, then no one will ever have reason to complain. Unfortunately, sexual attraction can be very strong and may compromise our ethics or even cloud our perception of love. We all make mistakes in life. If we are willing to own up to them then that is a sign of strength. The failure to take responsibility for our actions (including how we treat other people) is a sign of cowardice. Sex is a gift from God and should be done only by the husband and wife.

If you are using such techniques in order to seduce more women into bed, then all that matters is whether or not you have violated their trust. There are just as many women out there that want sex with no commitment as badly as men; the only difference is that women prefer to have a strong emotional connection to a man before she takes the relationship to the next level. It would be unethical to lie to a woman just to experience sexual intimacy. It would be unethical to knowingly seduce her when you have no intention of giving her what she expects. Likewise, it would be unethical for a woman to seduce a man if he is expecting a commitment that she cannot give. These techniques can be used by single people or even married couples alike. When does it become unethical?