I don't understand why anyone would think this was wrong.
Me, neither.
Because IF she doesn't recognize him and can't consent, he's basically masturbating.
flan
Damn I sometimes wish for karma to come back and bite those who think they know what's best for EVERYONE. You believe this can't happen to you but life has a way of balancing out things like this. Good luck with those stepkids once they decide you're not doing right by their father.
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“Until I discovered cooking, I was never really interested in anything.” ― Julia Child ―
And what I find hilarious is the same people that argue that teens should be able to have sex without parental interference are some of the same ones arguing against a grown woman having sex with her husband.
And it's the same ones who are avid supporters of gays being able to have sex in churches and whatever else--but don't want husbands and wives to have sex anywhere, apparently.
I am all for married couples doing what they want to do. But, if my mom was the Roommate, I don't think she should have to be in a room listening to her roommate having sex. That doesn't make me "against" married sex.
I think you are overly concerned about this. The roommate didn't complain - and in a nursing home, it's quite possible the roommate is deaf or out of it, too.
Baloney. The roommate should be given consideration too. And what if the roommates family is walking in with the grandkids or something. No, people should not be having sex in the middle of the day where the public is. Or, is that something you now support?
And what I find hilarious is the same people that argue that teens should be able to have sex without parental interference are some of the same ones arguing against a grown woman having sex with her husband.
And it's the same ones who are avid supporters of gays being able to have sex in churches and whatever else--but don't want husbands and wives to have sex anywhere, apparently.
I am all for married couples doing what they want to do. But, if my mom was the Roommate, I don't think she should have to be in a room listening to her roommate having sex. That doesn't make me "against" married sex.
I think you are overly concerned about this. The roommate didn't complain - and in a nursing home, it's quite possible the roommate is deaf or out of it, too.
The roommate DID hear:
That evening, her roommate reported that Mr. Rayhons drew the curtain around his wife’s bed and that sexual noises were heard.
flan
Exactly, somebody reported it. And, my mom was in the home with roommates. Should I just bring all my kids and let them run, jump and scream and do what the hell they please? No. I would consider not disturbing her roommate.
Besides I told you I was done ignoring. I'll point out your hypocrisy when I see it as long as you and your gang continue, so will I.
-- Edited by Tinydancer on Wednesday 15th of April 2015 08:27:07 AM
Tell me more about your family so I can bring them up...pot!
flan
If you post information about your family I can mention them. Just like you do with lily all the time. I haven't said anything bad about them (or you for that matter), all I've done is mention them. If you don't want it talked about don't put it out there.
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“Until I discovered cooking, I was never really interested in anything.” ― Julia Child ―
And what I find hilarious is the same people that argue that teens should be able to have sex without parental interference are some of the same ones arguing against a grown woman having sex with her husband.
And it's the same ones who are avid supporters of gays being able to have sex in churches and whatever else--but don't want husbands and wives to have sex anywhere, apparently.
I am all for married couples doing what they want to do. But, if my mom was the Roommate, I don't think she should have to be in a room listening to her roommate having sex. That doesn't make me "against" married sex.
I think you are overly concerned about this. The roommate didn't complain - and in a nursing home, it's quite possible the roommate is deaf or out of it, too.
Baloney. The roommate should be given consideration too. And what if the roommates family is walking in with the grandkids or something. No, people should not be having sex in the middle of the day where the public is. Or, is that something you now support?
It's not public - it's her ROOM with a curtain blocking the view. There is a difference. If it was public, she wouldn't be able to get undressed in there, either, or go to the bathroom.
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LawyerLady
I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you.
And what I find hilarious is the same people that argue that teens should be able to have sex without parental interference are some of the same ones arguing against a grown woman having sex with her husband.
And it's the same ones who are avid supporters of gays being able to have sex in churches and whatever else--but don't want husbands and wives to have sex anywhere, apparently.
I am all for married couples doing what they want to do. But, if my mom was the Roommate, I don't think she should have to be in a room listening to her roommate having sex. That doesn't make me "against" married sex.
I think you are overly concerned about this. The roommate didn't complain - and in a nursing home, it's quite possible the roommate is deaf or out of it, too.
Baloney. The roommate should be given consideration too. And what if the roommates family is walking in with the grandkids or something. No, people should not be having sex in the middle of the day where the public is. Or, is that something you now support?
It's not public - it's her ROOM with a curtain blocking the view. There is a difference. If it was public, she wouldn't be able to get undressed in there, either, or go to the bathroom.
So what? Do you want people having sex in the hospitals? That's just ridiculous.
And what I find hilarious is the same people that argue that teens should be able to have sex without parental interference are some of the same ones arguing against a grown woman having sex with her husband.
And it's the same ones who are avid supporters of gays being able to have sex in churches and whatever else--but don't want husbands and wives to have sex anywhere, apparently.
I am all for married couples doing what they want to do. But, if my mom was the Roommate, I don't think she should have to be in a room listening to her roommate having sex. That doesn't make me "against" married sex.
I think you are overly concerned about this. The roommate didn't complain - and in a nursing home, it's quite possible the roommate is deaf or out of it, too.
Baloney. The roommate should be given consideration too. And what if the roommates family is walking in with the grandkids or something. No, people should not be having sex in the middle of the day where the public is. Or, is that something you now support?
It's not public - it's her ROOM with a curtain blocking the view. There is a difference. If it was public, she wouldn't be able to get undressed in there, either, or go to the bathroom.
So what? Do you want people having sex in the hospitals? That's just ridiculous.
If that's where they LIVE, then yes.
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LawyerLady
I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you.
That's a moral judgment on your part that has nothing to do with the legal issues presented.
reading the charge it seems to make a point that they were a married couple not living together. I have a feeling the law (do not have time to look it up) has some language that takes whether or not the couple is living together into consideration.
As for getting a private room, it sounds like from other articles one of the daughters had/has medical power of attorney prior to this.
I think whipping out your wonky and boinking someone in the bed is "exposing yourself". I like how he dropped his undies in the bin though. I guess they do his laundry too! LOL!
The roomate didn't SEE anything - he was behind a curtain. Hell, what if it was in a neighboring room and the walls were just thin? Is that exposure, too?
I think this is hilariously prudish.
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LawyerLady
I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you.
I think whipping out your wonky and boinking someone in the bed is "exposing yourself". I like how he dropped his undies in the bin though. I guess they do his laundry too! LOL!
He didn't drop his undies. He dropped hers...which is where her dirty laundry should have been dropped...
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I find this whole debate amusing, especially since the people so adamantly insisting they wouldn't mind walking in with their family to visit grandma to find her roomate going at it are the same people that thought their children would be scarred for life if trans people were able to use a public restroom.
In college we were taught to be respectful of other people and shared space, and not to have sex with our roomie in the room.
That same basic rule should apply to everyone. It is a common courtesy.
I find this whole debate amusing, especially since the people so adamantly insisting they wouldn't mind walking in with their family to visit grandma to find her roomate going at it are the same people that thought their children would be scarred for life if trans people were able to use a public restroom.
People shouldn't be walking into people's rooms anywhere without knocking. That's a bit different than a public restroom.
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LawyerLady
I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you.
I find this whole debate amusing, especially since the people so adamantly insisting they wouldn't mind walking in with their family to visit grandma to find her roomate going at it are the same people that thought their children would be scarred for life if trans people were able to use a public restroom.
But that goes both ways. Those who thought it was no big deal to share a restroom with a trans are freaking out because older people are having sex. See how that works?
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“Until I discovered cooking, I was never really interested in anything.” ― Julia Child ―
Besides I told you I was done ignoring. I'll point out your hypocrisy when I see it as long as you and your gang continue, so will I.
-- Edited by Tinydancer on Wednesday 15th of April 2015 08:27:07 AM
Tell me more about your family so I can bring them up...pot!
flan
If you post information about your family I can mention them. Just like you do with lily all the time. I haven't said anything bad about them (or you for that matter), all I've done is mention them. If you don't want it talked about don't put it out there.
Where do I even start?
I mention Lily's family "all the time?" I mentioned her son once because it seemed relevant to ed's sandwich thread.
I "put it out there" because I trust MOST posters here. And you did say something incredibly nasty about me in a PM.
And... this is supposed to be a compliment?
Good luck with those stepkids once they decide you're not doing right by their father.
Besides I told you I was done ignoring. I'll point out your hypocrisy when I see it as long as you and your gang continue, so will I.
-- Edited by Tinydancer on Wednesday 15th of April 2015 08:27:07 AM
Tell me more about your family so I can bring them up...pot!
flan
If you post information about your family I can mention them. Just like you do with lily all the time. I haven't said anything bad about them (or you for that matter), all I've done is mention them. If you don't want it talked about don't put it out there.
Where do I even start?
I mention Lily's family "all the time?" I mentioned her son once because it seemed relevant to ed's sandwich thread.
I "put it out there" because I trust MOST posters here. And you did say something incredibly nasty about me in a PM.
And... this is supposed to be a compliment?
Good luck with those stepkids once they decide you're not doing right by their father.
flan
No you've mentioned lily's son whenever it suits your purpose. I replied in kind to the nasty pm you KEPT sending to me. As for the underlined I was asking if you would like it IF they changed their minds so it was relevant to the discussion.
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“Until I discovered cooking, I was never really interested in anything.” ― Julia Child ―
I find this whole debate amusing, especially since the people so adamantly insisting they wouldn't mind walking in with their family to visit grandma to find her roomate going at it are the same people that thought their children would be scarred for life if trans people were able to use a public restroom.
People shouldn't be walking into people's rooms anywhere without knocking. That's a bit different than a public restroom.
Of course not, but in the nursing home my grandma was in, the door was always slightly open.
And it is still disrespectful to have sex with the roomate in the room to begin with, no matter what way you slice it. I never want to be in the position of being stuck in a room with other people having sex, nursing home or not.
I find this whole debate amusing, especially since the people so adamantly insisting they wouldn't mind walking in with their family to visit grandma to find her roomate going at it are the same people that thought their children would be scarred for life if trans people were able to use a public restroom.
But that goes both ways. Those who thought it was no big deal to share a restroom with a trans are freaking out because older people are having sex. See how that works?
Excepts, of course, no one here is freaking out.
I have said that if the woman in the OP seems cheerful and relaxed about the situation, move her to a private room and let them be.
I have only said that the situation should be monitored enough to ensure that she is not being taken advantage of or abused, ie, seems distressed or confused.
As long as there seems to be no additional mental or physical anguish resulting from the sex, leave them alone.
Besides I told you I was done ignoring. I'll point out your hypocrisy when I see it as long as you and your gang continue, so will I.
-- Edited by Tinydancer on Wednesday 15th of April 2015 08:27:07 AM
Tell me more about your family so I can bring them up...pot!
flan
If you post information about your family I can mention them. Just like you do with lily all the time. I haven't said anything bad about them (or you for that matter), all I've done is mention them. If you don't want it talked about don't put it out there.
Where do I even start?
I mention Lily's family "all the time?" I mentioned her son once because it seemed relevant to ed's sandwich thread.
I "put it out there" because I trust MOST posters here. And you did say something incredibly nasty about me in a PM.
And... this is supposed to be a compliment?
Good luck with those stepkids once they decide you're not doing right by their father.
flan
No you've mentioned lily's son whenever it suits your purpose. I replied in kind to the nasty pm you KEPT sending to me. As for the underlined I was asking if you would like it IF they changed their minds so it was relevant to the discussion.
Well, apparently you are keeping a log of my transgressions. I have great respect for the strides Lily's son has made.
I find this whole debate amusing, especially since the people so adamantly insisting they wouldn't mind walking in with their family to visit grandma to find her roomate going at it are the same people that thought their children would be scarred for life if trans people were able to use a public restroom.
But that goes both ways. Those who thought it was no big deal to share a restroom with a trans are freaking out because older people are having sex. See how that works?
Excepts, of course, no one here is freaking out.
I have said that if the woman in the OP seems cheerful and relaxed about the situation, move her to a private room and let them be.
I have only said that the situation should be monitored enough to ensure that she is not being taken advantage of or abused, ie, seems distressed or confused.
As long as there seems to be no additional mental or physical anguish resulting from the sex, leave them alone.
I don't remember everyone who opposed trans in the bath thinking their kids would be scarred for life either.
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“Until I discovered cooking, I was never really interested in anything.” ― Julia Child ―
Besides I told you I was done ignoring. I'll point out your hypocrisy when I see it as long as you and your gang continue, so will I.
-- Edited by Tinydancer on Wednesday 15th of April 2015 08:27:07 AM
Tell me more about your family so I can bring them up...pot!
flan
If you post information about your family I can mention them. Just like you do with lily all the time. I haven't said anything bad about them (or you for that matter), all I've done is mention them. If you don't want it talked about don't put it out there.
Where do I even start?
I mention Lily's family "all the time?" I mentioned her son once because it seemed relevant to ed's sandwich thread.
I "put it out there" because I trust MOST posters here. And you did say something incredibly nasty about me in a PM.
And... this is supposed to be a compliment?
Good luck with those stepkids once they decide you're not doing right by their father.
flan
No you've mentioned lily's son whenever it suits your purpose. I replied in kind to the nasty pm you KEPT sending to me. As for the underlined I was asking if you would like it IF they changed their minds so it was relevant to the discussion.
Well, apparently you are keeping a log of my transgressions. I have great respect for the strides Lily's son has made.
The "nasty" PM I sent? LOL
Read what you wrote: not IF but ONCE.
flan
Yes I am keeping track of you and your transgressions. When you start a fight you'd better be ready for the response. Pretending you weren't trying to piss me off with the pm's is what's funny. Now you've got me pissed off. You should be happy you got what you wanted.
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“Until I discovered cooking, I was never really interested in anything.” ― Julia Child ―
I find this whole debate amusing, especially since the people so adamantly insisting they wouldn't mind walking in with their family to visit grandma to find her roomate going at it are the same people that thought their children would be scarred for life if trans people were able to use a public restroom.
Married between a married man and woman is actually sanctified By God. Meaning God is all for it.
A man trying to become a woman is not. A man using a woman's bathroom or lockerroom is not.
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honestly wonder what some here are thinking--and also the staff at the facility--here are two people that are married, that love one another, that are near the end of their lives together--that want to stay connected to each other, be intimate with each other, feel that they're still alive--gosh damn, what about them and what they feel ?
am not the most articulate person around here for sure and there are times when I can't say in words what I'm feeling but I can touch her and she knows what's in my heart, knows what I'm feeling, knows that we're here and alive and we love each other
making love is like that, isn't it ? makes you feel alive, feel connected, feel present in this world
believe THAT is what he's doing with his wife and also believe that she can still feel that ( regardless of her mental state )
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