In Judaism, sex is viewed as natural and holy though not without boundaries. Sex is not considered as a necessary evil for the only purpose of procreation. Sexual desire must be controlled and satisfied at proper time, place and manner just like hunger, thirst and other basic instincts. Traditionally, sex with the context of a marriage is only approved in Judaism. The first commandment in Torah, the books of Jewish scriptures is “Be fruitful and multiply,” and procreation is one of the reasons that sex is considered holy. In Judaism, sex is not just a way of experiencing physical pleasure but it is an act of immense significance, which requires commitment and responsibility. Jewish law also forbids sexual contact short of intercourse outside
