This is the concluding part to the
question of if a lady in a serious relationship can go out on casual
“nothing-attached” outings with her male friends.
You can read the Part I here
So…here goes the concluding answers
Answers
I mustn’t forget to add that if there's
no special thing happening e.g. birthday, anniversary, meetings etc. You have
no business saying yes to just a "casual date". I am just reiterating
that your boyfriend is capable enough and you should be busy with God's
purpose. If these two things are intact, you can't –I promise- have time for
"once in a blue moon casual outings without purpose"
As I close there's a story of a lady,
true life story...reality! A guy at work, they were just doing casual, casual
friendship. Started going out "casually" e.g. cinemas (all those
places that don't hurt right?) & they eventually had sex ("casually"
abi?). Shey it's just a "casual outing/friend" we are quick to say
right? I think I forgot to mention that she was in a relationship; serious one,
very serious one!
So conclusively our heart/motives/knowing
yourself, let’s check these always!
For some people very little things can
get you attracted to a guy. For others, you're firm. But you don't need to go
and be doing experiment. Please if you're saying yes to a guy, there are some
sacrifices that follows. Don't deceive yourself!
A sound relationship requires firm, sound
and purposeful decisions and sacrifices always. So, yes you can have dates with
your male friends together with your boyfriend present. After all, when you get
married all your friends become your guy’s friends and vice versa.
Besides, how would it sound if your guy is
taking another lady out for a date "every once in a blue moon" and he
isn't inviting you? I mean casual outings? Anyways I already dealt with the
point earlier.
Guard your heart. Guard your decisions.
Guard your life.
Be very careful how you live; not as
unwise but wise, making the most of the time because the days are evil. Therefore
do not be foolish but understand what the Lord's will is –Ephesians 5:15-17
This isn't an insult. Let's concentrate
and focus our energy on things that are relevant to God's will and Kingdom and
not waste any time on what doesn't add any real value. If you know this, It
will guide your decisions.
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