Is the term “Making Love” an expression of pure spirituality that has rendered impotent by sexual connotation?

Vicarious Cynic: Is the term “Making Love” an expression of pure spirituality that has rendered impotent by sexual connotation?
Isn’t giving to your local food bank “Making Love”? Isn’t listing with open mind to your foe “Making Love”? Isn’t any act of kindness really making love?

How many times have you made love today *wink*

*edit* “…has been…”

Answers and Views:

Answer by Q cubed
It’s a term used by horny teenage boys to entice a girl to have sex with them.

Answer by Deuce
Perhaps. Sex in general has been degraded by society and sin from a meaningful consummation between husband and wife to entertainment between friends.

Answer by gertystorrud
There are three persons involving Making Real Love and that is between a married man and a married woman! Period. (There is no such thing as “making love” with anything to do with Fornication or Perversion!) That is Only “Lust Making”, and “Emotional Dependency”! Period. <

Answer by white dove
People dont make love they make lust. God is love. Sexual love is only between two people who are married. It cant be any other way!!!!!!

Answer by uncle smiley PfD
I have to agree that “making Love” has lost it true meaning.
it has degenerate to the point of just having sex.
i would much rather hear the phrases that we used to use, that better described casual sex.
like kicking boots, or balling.
and I like you idea of making love, by showing love. by acts of kindness.
these are things that love is more about.

Answer by Judo Chop
17 times in the last 10 minutes.