My bedroom; my choice. Everyone else can just mind their own business. I can't believe that an employer would feel justified in making such a demand!

Karen,

But don't you understand that what goes on in the privacy of your own bedroom can tear apart MY family by sending out little evil demonic spiritual bullets and riddling the family institution full of teeny tiny holes where evil can get in and, through eddies in the space-time continuum, reach destroy all families in America?

Becuase you feel free to violate God's will by having sex with someone you are not married to, marriages will dissolve, AIDS will spread, teenagers will get pregnant, there'll be dogs and cats sleeping together, and there will be plagues of locusts and the rivers will run with blood.

And when that happens, the terrorist will have won.

And when the terrorists have won, they will take away our freedom.

If you didn't hate freedom so much, you wouldn't insist on having the right to make your own choices.

geeze...how selfish of you.

Now snap on that chasitity belt, get to work and find yourself a husband and start popping out kids before I call the cops.

Freedom hater.

Interesting. The state that my father is from (and currently living in - Mississippi) and the state that I'm from (and my mother is currently living in - North Dakota) both have the anti-cohabitation law. Although my parents are married, they haven't lived together for years. I wonder if there is an anti-anti-cohabitation law for married people that DON'T live together as God intended? ;-)

"I wonder if there is an anti-anti-cohabitation law for married people that DON'T live together as God intended? ;-)"

*snerk*