“They say, I’ve been masturbating to you all these years,” she says. “And you know, that’s a feat that I will be proud of.”

Sexual fantasy is sin.  If you're concerned about sin, you'll avoid sexual fantasy, but this is quite a difficult feat if your sexual fantasies were seeded within your childhood entertainment.

The link below should be clicked with discretion, but I felt compelled to include it here to sound a multi-faceted alarm.

https://nypost.com/2019/12/16/boy-meets-world-star-maitland-ward-i-make-more-money-doing-porn/

Firstly, many beautiful women are manipulated / deceived by the notion of their value being tied to the size of their breasts / ass and the subsequent reactions from flaunting said physical assets .  Despite this, they're no less excused from damnation to hell.

Secondly, boys are supposed to grow to become men, and it is their understanding / knowledge of their God-given sexuality through puberty that will assist them to mature into manhood (where boyish behaviors are left behind).

Thirdly, monetary wealth is the ultimate goal of most everyone on Earth, and the accumulation of it - so long as it's legal - is absolutely blind to responsibility relative to one's fellow man, society, culture, etc.

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If there were no Bible and therefore no knowledge of God other than through nature and our own internal "God compass", we could look at this story and perhaps laugh it off (maybe prior to getting off).

But there is God's word, and it's really clear relative to sexual sin.  Lust, fornication, homosexuality, adultery, etc.  All of these will land you in hell.  It's as simple as that.

Remember, Jesus talked about the "H word" more than anyone in Scripture, according to the gospels.

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Back when Angie and I were a young married couple, one of our Sunday School teachers likened being in heaven to having a continual orgasm for eternity.  He believed it would be that pleasurable.  Of course, that drew a number of awkward chuckles from our group.

What it left me to wonder about though was what hell might be like in turn.

God expects his children to grow up in their faith, leaving behind boyhood sin and embracing a trans-formative, new life.

Take a few minutes today to pray for Ms. Ward.  I have no doubt there's hope for her still.