having sex, sleeping together, living together, marriage, babies.

making babies, then having sex, followed by multiple abortions, marriage, divorce, sleeping together and then living together

I think the order you have it is sounds okay, or the following: Living together, sleeping together, marriage, having sex, babies.

sleeping together at night, having sex, living together, marriage then making babies.

Marriage, having sex, sleeping together at night, living together, making babies.

Having sex, having sex, marriage, having sex, sleeping together at night, having sex, living together, having sex, making babies, having more sex.!!

Any time you have sex, there is a chance of conception. No method of birth control is foolproof. A child has the right to expect two committed parents will do their best to provide for its material needs, moral instruction and education. Therefore, you have a responsibility to be in a committed, marital relationship before you conceive a child. Living together can have more than one meaning. Although I think it is fraught with risk, I have done having a male room mate with separate bedrooms and no sexual contact. We were friends and we worked well together, but we were never romantically involved. So I won't rule out living together without marriage. You just have to be committed to being responsible and moral. I don't believe there should be any sexual contact between partners before marriage. The whole idea of driving the car before buying it is ludicrous. Sex is always fumbling until you practice and become comfortable with one another. You could give up on a wonderful relationship because you misjudged those fumbling, early tries. Sex doesn't define a relationship either. There is a good chance in any couple's life that one of the other may develop health problems that preclude sex. You don't stop loving someone because their health fails. But if you have based your relationship only on sex, that could very well happen. In the development of a healthy relationship, you learn to talk, be friends, share your hearts, make decisions together, be partners, be committed and love first. Then you marry. Then you go through the fumbling of learning to have sex together. You learn to talk and listen and share. You learn what specifically gives your partner pleasure and what makes your partner uncomfortable. You give and take. Sex gets better. Eventually, if you are both committed to it, you get really good at it and have mind-blowing sex....for a while. Then your bodies begin to age and it might not work so well anymore. But if your marriage is built on a solid foundation of commitment, partnership, respect and love, you will still love each other. You will still enjoy being together. You will still want to sleep together curled up to one another or in each other's arms. You will still find comfort in one another. I pity the fool who gets it out of order and never learns to bring it into the right order, for he or she will spend the end of life lonely. Now let me say, before anyone decides that I'm being unrealistic or judgmental, I didn't quite make it to the wedding. I did make it to age 34 and with the man I married. We were committed, we had the ring and the date. We had to put off the wedding for a while for the sake of family, but we considered ourselves married before God. We had made that commitment to one another, we just had to wait a little while for the actual ceremony.

Whatever order you are most comfortable with according to you beliefs and personal morals. Do not let others dictate what you should and/or should not do!

have sex, sleep together, live together, marriage, babies

having sex, sleeping together at night, living together, getting married, having babies.

Sleeping together at night, having sex, living togther, marriage and babies Even though i wish no i had saved myself until i got marryed

It depends on the people in question. I don't think any one order will work well for everyone.

The answer is obvious. Having sex, sleeping together, living together, marriage, making babies.

It depends. If you are stupid having sex and making babies occur first then others follow!

Here is the order I would choose, given my extensive highsight: sex sleeping together at night marriage living together (natch) making babies

I think that you shouldn't be able to make babies until you are old enough to want to be responsable for a life other than your own. So in this order... Having sex Sleeping together living together marriage (if necessary) Then babies. (Again...if necessary)

Having sex, sleeping together at night, living together, and marriage. I don't want to make babies.

sex, sleeping together at night, living together, marriage, having babies. The last two could be interchangeable I guess, depending on your luck.

sleeping, sex, living, marriage, babies

Having sex - I'll opt out of the rest.

"THIS IS HOW IT SUPPOSE TO BE" marriage living together sleeping together at night having sex (afterwards, when both ready) making babies i dont know if these still applies today

Call me old fashioned but I like getting married first to someone that has the same goals you, then everything falls into place as you both wish it and work towards it.

Sleeping together at night, (read sleep over) sex, living together, marriage, babies. Marriage and living together are interchangeable however as that will vary upon the couple.

I'm a pretty old-fashioned gal & proud of it...   Marriage, then freedom for pretty much all the rest.   ie. - Would suggest leaving the 'baby question' at bay until you: both have healthy communication happening between you; agree on a number of things like 'How to raise the child' & 'How many to have,' etc.

having sex, sleeping together at night, marriage, living together and making babies

All at the same time.... and in most countries and most of history, living together *IS* marriage.

Sleeping together at night Having sex (Above 2 interchangeable but why would ya leave after sex?) Living together Marriage Making babies (or not - we're overpopulated) It's a recipe for disaster to marry someone you have not found out you are sexually compatible with or have not tried living with already.