is it morally acceptable to masturbate if your "significant one" is ill and cannot "offer you relieve"???

Answer 1

Self pleasure is self love and does not take away anything from your partner. By no means is it considered "cheating" in fact it is usually the only accepted way to get sexual relief for those who are faithful and cannot be with their partners for reasons of illness, distance, whatever. I occasionally feel the need to when I am away from my Beloved, since I am out driving truck all week and am only home on the weekends. The only possible way you could feel it was cheating if you are thinking on someone else as you are doing it, and yet this is still harmless. Fantasy is just that.

Answer 2

no better than I agree that any human beings would don't have any moral experience, no kindness, or no ill will. i trust what's affecting us is affecting nature (or vice versa), i.e., we've descended deeply, perhaps too a strategies, into the coarseness of count. even as count ascends into Spirit and Spirit descends unto manifestation it means for us a extra airy existence leaning interior the route the masters have taken in the previous us. For nature it also means a change to a extra airy existence which will dissolve the extremes of the seasons and what grows up received't pick to be carried out so through cultivation although that is going to positioned itself forth of its personal accord on our behalf, a Divine benevolence. If nature is blind now, or subconscious, that isn't any different from the continuing blindness of humanity. each and every atom is part of the Anima Mundi, the universal Soul.

Answer 3

Of course it is acceptable. You love your significant other. This is no reflection of a lack of caring or anything like that. I admire the fact that you are caring and loving your significant other.

'-)

Answer 4

morals do not hold sway over your personal needs, you do what you have to do, in privacy of course.